BreakPoint Daily Commentary

Anglican Graffiti and the Power of Beauty

Sacred beauty is under attack, and not by accident. What’s happening at Canterbury Cathedral shows just how far our culture will go to desecrate the holy.

International Religious Freedom Day 2025

A look at the precarious footing of religious freedom everywhere.

Fewer Young People Are Identifying as Transgender

It turns out the craze was virtue signaling all along.

The President's Plan to Cheapen IVF (and Human Life)

Increasing IVF access means more bought and sold kids, and more lost lives.

Christian Leaders Call on Trump to Protect Nigerian Christians

It’s long past time to address the dire situation Nigerian Christians are facing for their faith.

America: Drowning in Debt

A right vision of the Gospel of the Kingdom is the better path to forge.

Mormons Are Cultural Allies, but Are They Christian?

They have aligned cultural and familial values, but Christians and Mormons don’t worship the same God.

The Essential Task of Educators

Discover how Christian education cultivates identity, hope, and calling, equipping students for faithful living in a complex world.

From One Clinic to Millions of Aborted Babies

Uncover how Planned Parenthood's historical foundations and current practices raise significant questions about systemic racism and cultural impact.

Can We Learn Anything about Faith and Hope from the Atheist Friedrich Nietzsche?

Nietzsche did not believe that hope was real. He also did not think that, once lost, the Western world would ever rediscover it. We can pray he was wrong about that.

What AI Music Misses about God's Design

Because God created humans to worship, music is inescapably a form of worship, for better or worse. Ultimately, real people should be creating music because people were created to worship with music.