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If we don’t understand worldview, we won’t understand why people act as they do. And that’s true in New York, Cairo or anywhere else.

If our troops are brave enough to serve in places like Afghanistan, our "leaders" should be brave enough to tell them and us why they are still there -- especially since trusting their ostensible allies can cost our soldiers their lives!

At a recent conference, too many political conservatives ignored religious liberty, but Eric Metaxas stood up for it.

Just when we thought the age of anything-goes sexuality had taken over, we see a shocking outbreak of sanity in an unexpected place.

Eric Metaxas and I are grateful for all the comments we get about BreakPoint. And sometimes, we get to respond on air. Today is one of those days.

Welcome to 2013. Will our culture grow darker, or will we Christians light a candle?

The reality of Christ’s coming should shape how we see and live in this broken world of ours right now in 2013. Christ has come. He is the King. Our hope is secure!

So, the Supreme Court is going to weigh in on so-called same-sex marriage. What does that mean for the country and for the church?

Let's talk worldview at work. Not just how worldview works, but how worldview impacts work itself, including how we do business.

If there really is "no place like home" and if you're ready to make some changes in your life, I've got a great book for you.

In the midst of government scandal, the Gosnell abortion verdict came and went. But the questions it raised will be debated for years.

What can we do about the direction our country is headed in? I’ll tell you something we can do, and must do.

Inauguration day is fast approaching. But a different kind of inauguration has already taken place.

It’s been fifty years and E.T. still hasn’t called. So maybe it’s time we give him a call? Although some don’t think that’s such a great idea.

Yesterday I told you about the growth of Christianity in the Muslim world. Today on BreakPoint: What God is doing in China.

Perhaps an appropriate 21st-century addition to Jesus’ warning in Matthew 5 would go something like this: “If Twitter causes you to sin, log off.”

When churches got together to make their city a better place to live, they succeeded in doing just that. They also changed a lot of minds along the way.

I can’t get the Cole Porter song “Anything Goes” out of my head. Even worse, I hear Justice Kennedy singing it.

Adding tyranny to injustice, an Oregon official not only fined Christian bakers for refusing to bake a cake for a gay wedding, he has ordered them not to speak about it.

It’s good that women are finally beginning to share the pain of their past abortions. But the fathers of those lost children need to be heard—and helped—as well.