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The loneliness epidemic has had its effect on many different groups of people, but perhaps more prominently, it has plagued the elderly community. One U.K. study suggests that loneliness in elders can lead to an early death.

By some estimates, Google handles about seven billion searches per day. To put that in perspective, there are about seven billion people on the planet. Nine out of ten people who use the internet on their mobile devices, use Google. In other...

An impressive road once served as the central axis for all of Jerusalem's pilgrims and visitors.

Where does human dignity come from? This isn’t an academic question. It’s a matter of life and death.

Coloradans will vote on an assisted suicide measure this November. Those who vote “Yes” are signing their own death warrants.

But then in 1997, Steven Pinker, one of the leading lights of what’s known as “evolutionary psychology,” published a piece in the New York Times that argued for the “naturalness” of infanticide. While not denying that under modern conditions,...

What is the boundary between fiddling with a photo and faking one? Does it even matter?   

Now the courts want to monkey around with the definition of personhood. Literally.

The shooting in Colorado Springs was immediately used to further an agenda. But this doesn’t change our agenda at all.

If you step up to the microphone in Britain, you’d better watch what you say. Because if someone is offended, you could be headed to jail.

If that news story someone posted on Facebook is unbelievable, well, maybe you shouldn’t believe it. More on loving, but not stretching, the truth next on BreakPoint.

We live in a confused and confusing age. Things once considered obviously true are now rejected. Things once considered unthinkable are now thought to be unquestionable. How should a Christian think?

Humanity throughout time has searched for religion because we want to know there is something greater than ourselves. Inside of us, we all know that there is something bigger than mankind. The true answer humanity is seeking is found in Christ...

All the letters contain an instructive glimpse into the trials and challenges early believers faced, but the letter written to the church of Laodicea has particular relevance to today’s westernized church.

The question, "where is Jesus buried?" brings us to the heart of the Gospel: if he is still in a tomb today, he never rose from the dead. If that tomb is empty, he is much more than a first-century prophet and revolutionary.