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As believers, we need to turn away from an interest in witches as it can lead us astray. Instead of becoming interested in witches or seeing them as “cool,” we need to take a biblical stance and turn away from the belief that witches are “cool.”

Why has observing Lent become a trend among evangelicals? What should we think about Lent anyway?

Byron Yawn responds to anonymous father's horrifying counsel to his son regarding pornography.Byron is the senior pastor of Community Bible Church in Nashville, Tennessee. He is the author of What Every Man Wishes His Father Had Told Him, and the forthcoming Suburbianity: Can We Find Our Way Back to Biblical Christianity? (Harvest House) You can follow him on Twitter @byronyawn.

Chuck Colson always said we Christians must make our arguments winsomely. What happens if we get shouted down—again and again? We keep going. Winsomely.

Peer pressure almost never pushes teenagers to good places. Recently, it’s been pushing them to the gender clinic.

As 2018 draws to a close, we are re-airing three of the most important BreakPoint commentaries of the year. Today it’s a commentary entitled “All the Cool Girls Are Transitioning.”

As Christians, we can interact with the true crime genre, yet we should practice discernment in every way possible. True crime can help us learn more about past crimes in history, yet we should never glorify the criminal or their actions.

The miracle and meaning of the Incarnation can be so difficult to grasp that we can give up and start to view Christmas in ways that leave us impoverished and unimpressed with the real story.

"Christian" and "witch" aren't words you normally see next to each other. Here's what you should know about this strange trend.