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Some in the Golden State say Christian schools have a license to discriminate. Actually, the opposite may be true.

In the year 386, Augustine of Hippo sat beneath a fig tree, weeping bitterly over the state of his soul. Then he heard the voice of a young child singing, “Take up and read. Take up and read.” Immediately Augustine grabbed the Scriptures and...

He was good friends with C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien, yet few people know about Hugo Dyson. Why is that?

Our inheritance is future glory with Christ (Romans 8:17), including all the rewards promised to us for eternity. This inheritance is described in 1 Peter 1:4 (ESV) as “imperishable, undefiled, and unfading.” We see that God is true, His promises...

At Easter, we remember Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem, how he was betrayed by close friends, and rose again after death. These Bible passages and classic religious quotes help us see those events in all their drama, glory, and surprise.

Christians across denominations have praised C. S. Lewis’ book, but the phrase “weight of glory” has much older roots. It has a biblical origin that reminds us of our true priorities while also helping us appreciate what makes Lewis’ book so...

His own coworkers in Nixon's White House called him "the evil genius," while others called Chuck Colson "the Hatchet Man." How did someone known for his ruthlessness and his role in the Watergate scandal become one of Christian ministry's most...

Given the headlines today, lots of secular folks are starting to wonder if they ought to rethink sex. Wow—ya think?

If everything must be sacrificed to your ideology, then it’s much more than a cause that demands justice. It’s an idol that demands worship.

For many Americans, the most crucial factor in their Thanksgiving plans is who they’ll have to talk to across the table. More on being Christian in a divided nation...

Today, May 31, marks the 90th anniversary of a great act of simple courage.

Few things will bring on the goosebumps like listening to Winston Churchill’s 1940 “fight them on the beaches” speech, easily one of the strongest statements of national unity and patriotic defiance in all of human history.

Batman’s arch-nemesis is back on the silver screen in full face paint and purple suit, along with the uncomfortable questions his character raises about the state of our culture.

Have you seen the movie “The Island of Dr. Moreau?” If you haven’t, it may be coming to a real world near you.

Here at BreakPoint, we think about Chuck Colson quite a bit. And I’m happy to say that when it comes to prison reform, Congress has remembered him also.

I’ve got four good reasons for you to consider attending the Wilberforce Weekend. And they all begin with the letter “c.”

All week we’re marking the 50th anniversary of the death of C. S. Lewis. I wonder what Screwtape would have to say about it.