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My friend and co-host Eric Metaxas wants us to pray and fast for America. I’m in -- how about you?

Any attempts at political bridge-building should not be construed as papering over real, deep and significant theological differences.

In professional sports, doping on performance-enhancing drugs can cost you your job. But the newest market isn't on the field: It's in the cubicle.

Summer was the time we often got in trouble outside...Today, there’s plenty of trouble that kids are getting into inside...and online.

Declining birthrates are a major threat for many industrialized societies. And the solution won’t be found in new government policies.

God, natural rights, religious freedom -- all great topics, but NOT for public school classrooms, right? Wrong. You can talk about these things in public schools.

There’s a two-hundred year-old document in the National Archives that holds a solution to many of our problems today, if we'd read it.

What are evangelicals to make of the Pope Francis phenomenon? That’s a question I tackled recently with two thought leaders.

Is the Supreme Court out of touch with the American people? Chuck Colson had a few thoughts on that topic. And you’ll hear them, next on BreakPoint.

Today on BreakPoint, we honor the extraordinary faith of Christians who are staring death in the face and remaining true to Christ.

On Tuesday the President announced executive action on gun control. Now there's no shortage of political takes on the issue. How about a Christian worldview perspective?

If comedian Flip Wilson were still with us, maybe he’d be saying, “My genes made me do it.” But it wouldn’t be as funny. Or as accurate.

In a new film audiences are taught it’s better and maybe even more romantic to die than to live with a disability. Some qualified voices strongly protest.

Chuck Colson often said, “Salvation won’t arrive on Air Force One.” Ok, we all agree on that. So, how now shall we live?

In a new film audiences are taught it’s better and maybe even more romantic to die than to live with a disability. Some qualified voices strongly protest.

I’ve got some good news and some bad news. Good news? Half of Americans are Bible users. Bad news? It doesn’t seem to matter.

When I decide I want to spend time with the God of the Universe, do I come to Him with absolute certainty...

I am ashamed to admit that it wasn’t until recently that I began to understand and appreciate the great freedom we enjoy as citizens of the United States. I am even more ashamed to admit that I had little appreciation for its cost.