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On my New Year’s Day BreakPoint, I said that among the most important stories to watch this year is the ongoing conflict between religious freedom and LGBT rights. I quoted Chai Feldblum, a former Georgetown Law School professor and a member of...

If you’re thinking about buying your kid a smartphone this Christmas, ask yourself: are they comfortable having tough conversations with you?

Recently, British author and journalist Helen Joyce offered a hard-to-hear but reasonable explanation for why transgender ideology continues to endure, despite its inherent contradictions, its obvious falsehoods, and the harm that has been...

Christians spend a lot of time talking about changing the culture. And that's great. But do we really know the best way of going about it?

Media is something we must manage well in modern life if we want to remain productive and informed. And it is something we must control if we want to thrive spiritually.

Christ taught us to pray "give us this day our daily bread." As the saying goes, we don't know what the future holds, but we know who holds the future. Our task is to love those whom God has entrusted to us even as He loves us.

"You're actually missing the whole point of spiritual gifts. Spiritual gifts are not given for you and your ego and building your name. They're actually given for the people around you, not for your benefit personally, but for the benefit of those...

Every parent I know, me included, worries about the impact of screen time on their kids, especially teenagers. Well today, I point us all to some help. Stay tuned to BreakPoint.

Cheerfulness and popular culture seem to have had a falling out, and from the looks of it, they’re “never, ever, ever getting back together.”

Gaia theory is growing among young Americans. Gaia ecosystem all have something in common: They’re user-generated. Unlike organized religion, Gaianism (the name for the spiritual version of Gaia Theory) can essentially conform to any number of...

I wonder, how often does God smile down at us and say, “Everything is going to be all right, my child”?

Some experts say extramarital crushes are healthy and normal. Author Sharon Jaynes looks to the ultimate marriage expert -- God -- for answers.