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It seems so logical: live together, see if it works, and then get married. Except things just don't work out that way.

Kay Robertson makes no bones about what she believes. God’s design for marriage is “one man, one wife, for one life.” Her unashamed Christian faith has sustained her and husband, Phil, through good times and bad, and can do the same for you.

Can we learn anything from last week’s drama surrounding World Vision and same-sex marriage? I think so. Stay tuned to BreakPoint.

Concerning so-called "gay marriage," we must remember that politics is downstream from culture.

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?

Same-sex marriage is not an idea that emerged from a vacuum. The project of normalizing homosexuality has deep roots and ideological momentum.

We’ve been told that same-sex “marriage” is “inevitable” so we’re tempted to stop fighting it. But a new study tells a different story.

Why all the media celebration over the end of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”? You’d almost think there’s another agenda at work here.

I keep hearing that if we stand for truth, we’ll alienate people from the Gospel. But today reminds us we need not choose between truth and love.

Was marriage “equality” the real goal of the gay marriage movement? Or was it something else?

Gay-rights activists have mocked the idea that gay marriage threatens religious liberty. But what they mean by religious liberty is no such thing.

A recent TIME article is exposing a question we should’ve wrestled with long before now. So that’s what we’ll do, today on BreakPoint.

Our lives are flooded with songs, movies, and advice that contradict God’s design for love and intimacy. Matt Chandler helps navigate these issues for singles and marrieds in an engaging study of The Song of Solomon intriguingly titled “The...

If courts permit so-called same-sex marriage, what’s to stop the legalization of polygamy?

More and more Americans are delaying marriage and parenthood. Let’s talk about the consequences of “emerging adulthood.”

Divorces are sky-high in Tinseltown, and we can’t blame Liza Minnelli for all of them. Find out how we can avoid their marital failures.

Well reality television has just given us a whole new, and tragic, answer to the question, “Where were you born?”

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We need to rethink the entire process of selecting future husbands and wives. We need to address the epidemic of marriage impermanence by doing a better job beforehand. It is an assignment that involves both young people and their parents.