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What Bible do Catholics use.... and why does it have more books than other translations?

Every apostle is a disciple, but not every disciple is an apostle.

According to the Bible (1 Samuel 17), David, a young Israelite teenager, defeated the giant Philistine warrior with a sling shot and a smooth stone. After David aimed true at Goliath’s forehead, he beheaded the enemy of Israel when the rest of the...

Can Christians agree to disagree on our culture’s most controversial topics? Well, when it comes to certain issues, the answer is no.

God allowed the human author latitude in his own diction, idioms, and logic. The result of dual authorship is that while each human author wrote in a unique style, the end product was exactly what God wanted, communicated, and written without...

Gay-rights groups have a scorched-earth policy against the opposition. And the ultimate victim may be democracy itself.

What does the Bible say about usury? Is it a sin to charge interest? Discover the biblical definition and history of usury in Christianity.

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.

You may have heard people ask, “Do Mormons call themselves Christians?” or the follow-up question, “Do Mormons celebrate Easter and other Christian holidays?” We need to look at Mormon history and the debates about Mormon teachings to fully answer...

Dispensationalism is a popular theology view that you've probably heard about through books like Left Behind. What you may not know is it's not the only theology about humanity's final destiny. Let's take a look at covenant theology and what it...

Courage and perseverance in the face of injustice. These are the marks of those who receive the Colson Center’s William Wilberforce Award, and this year’s award winner, too.

The Scripture mentions how God will “give his angels charge over you.” What does this say about angels and our relationship to God?

Pastoring is an incredibly difficult job, especially in the middle of a war zone.

A grave humanitarian crisis is sweeping Iraq. The President has announced humanitarian aid and air strikes against ISIS. He needs to do more.

Ecclesiastes says there is a time for war and a time for peace. If Christianity is to survive in the Middle East, the time for war may have come.

Can Christians agree to disagree on our culture’s most controversial topics? Well, when it comes to certain issues, the answer is no.

If you want to make a difference for the Kingdom, don’t go it alone. You need to stand on the shoulders of a giant. I’ll explain, next on BreakPoint.

It’s time to announce the winner of the William Wilberforce Award. And it’s about time you joined us for the ceremony!

The head of the World Jewish Congress is outraged that the world is ignoring the plight of Christians. Maybe it should concern us more, too. Stay tuned to BreakPoint.