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According to a recent poll published in Reason magazine, trust in American political parties is at a historic low. For the first time, more than 50 percent of the electorate now identifies as Independent, as opposed to Republican or Democrat.

If you doubt the importance of Sabbath, just run a quick Google search for terms like “exhaustion” or “burnout” or the various mental disorders that accompany the habits of our society. This is what crashing back down to earth looks like for a...

The cancel culture ethic doesn’t simply exist “out there” in the larger culture; it has infiltrated our homes. Our dinner tables have become personal social media platforms. Increasingly, this doesn’t merely take the form of political ideology, it...

All of the Anti-Choice and Anti-Abortion language served a rhetorical purpose for supporters of legal abortion. To avoid an unhelpful rhetorical tit-for-tat and maintain focus on the morality of abortion, the Colson Center and BreakPoint typically...

The world of high fashion is strange. Turning heads and calling it “art” is nothing new, but there are lines that even the edgiest refuse to cross. In November, the Paris-based fashion brand Balenciaga released back-to-back ad campaigns featuring...

Certain ideas just won’t die, no matter how often and thoroughly they are debunked. Most of us have heard some scientist, journalist, teacher, or entertainer claim that “human beings and chimpanzees share 98-99% of our DNA.” That statistic is an...

Since 1932, 323 players, managers, executives and umpires have been elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York. What they all have in common is that none of them, not even Babe Ruth, Willie Mays, or Joe DiMaggio, were elected...

Chuck Colson provides insights into how consumerism and the philosophy of self-help has infiltrated the church and what we can do to combat it.

God is no Luddite. We need not be one either. A truly Christian worldview celebrates the beauty of innovation, while maintaining healthy skepticism about any and all utopian promises.

Could it be that the presence of children in large, happy families is an affront to the conscience of a culture that has allowed, with very little protest, the abortion of 55 million unborn children?

Probably every American school child old enough to study history has heard the little rhyme, "In October, 1492, Columbus sailed the ocean blue." But what should Christians think about Columbus Day? Is he a historical hero or villain?

Isn’t it great when sports superstars live as well off the field as they do on it? I’ll tell you about a couple of them -- and their faith -- next on BreakPoint.

Have we finally triggered a gag reflex in Western culture? I think we may have. Stay tuned for BreakPoint.

So what does the Supreme Court’s decision in favor of Hobby Lobby really mean? I have some thoughts, next on BreakPoint.

We're used to the enemies of God's Word mishandling the Bible. But a far worse problem is what its friends do.

Today’s Breakpoint may be controversial for some: It’s time for pro-lifers to use shocking images to fight abortion.

Have we finally triggered a gag reflex in Western culture? I think we may have.

Even the secular world is worried about pornography. But without the worldview to fight it, they’re at an impasse. This is where the church can help.

The threat to religious freedom is real, and we ignore it at our peril. That’s why I want you to join me at the Religious Freedom Summit in October. Stay tuned to BreakPoint.

Christians shaped the arts as we now know them: music, theater, sculpting, literature, you name it. So what happened?