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It’s been a dark few days. In the wake of historic bloodshed, we need to pray ceaselessly. And then we need to ask ourselves whether being a peacemaker might mean taking up arms.

Note: This commentary first aired on September 2, 1991. In light of the twentieth anniversary of "BreakPoint," we're re-airing it today.

If we hope to see our culture take Christianity seriously, we’ve got to take it seriously ourselves. In other words, our faith has to be more than just a pastime.

If you are like most couples, you have a desire to become more intimate spiritually. Marriage expert Jim Burns delves into some of the key reasons couples struggle to make the deep connection God intends for Christian marriage.

Do you love truth enough to learn how to persuade others to reject the lie?

The Obama administration has shown its cards. It is using ideology to trump religious freedom.

The New Testament uses clothing imagery to describe three different, but closely related, aspects of our relationship with God.

So many of us long to see revival in the Church. Where is it? Well, maybe it’s beginning in a place we haven’t looked. Stay tuned to BreakPoint.

If you’d like the young person in your life to grow deeper in their faith and more able to live it out in this culture, I’ve got a suggestion.

Too often, opinions about how the Church should respond to homosexuality fall into two diametrically opposed camps.

We've all heard there are no bad questions… well, that isn't exactly true. In fact, the very first question was bad.

Don’t be stingy with your stuffing. Don’t be tight with your turkey legs. Generously serve without grumbling. When considering how to host this Thanksgiving, you might be inspired by Abigail (who we read about in 1 Samuel 25).

Don't let this moment pass without teaching your children the mind-boggling significance of the Reformation. Begin by reading this article aloud to them. Also read George Grant's column "Today Is Reformation Day" aloud to your family. End by...

Fatherhood brings with it many adventures to enjoy, but also many responsibilities. The key to being a great dad is to let God guide you so you can teach your kids important lessons in the midst of the fun.