BreakPoint Daily Commentary

Why It's So Hard to Forgive Our Enemies, but We Must

President Trump's blunt refusal to forgive his adversaries on national television laid bare a deeply human struggle with hatred and hypocrisy often masked in daily life.

Organ Donation and the Law of Unintended Consequences

A new HHS rule allowing earlier discussions for organ donation is sparking intense debate over patient safeguards and the potential for undue pressure on grieving families.

Courage to Do What is Right

A Christian rapper's sudden cancellation of a sold-out show and high school athletes' courageous forfeit of a race reveal profound stands against prevailing norms.

“All Truth is from God:” The Bible’s Cure to Unnecessary Angst

This article reveals how the profound biblical doctrine of "common grace" provides a liberating cure, empowering you to embrace truth from all sources without compromising your core beliefs.

How Christians Should Think About the Midterm Elections

The 2026 midterm elections brought one of the largest power shifts in American political history, forcing both Democrats and Republicans to confront profound internal divisions and an uncertain path forward.

Finding Shalom in the City of Man

Challenging prevailing narratives, the U.S. has seen a remarkable, sustained decline in violent crime and incarceration rates over the past two decades, prompting questions about its underlying causes.

70 Million Questions: Be the One They Ask

Millions are turning to ChatGPT for answers to their deepest religious questions each week, but a new report reveals the surprising motivations behind these inquiries challenge conventional assumptions about faith and conversion.

Only This Could Silence Charles Barkley

The sports world recently witnessed an extraordinary moment when even Charles Barkley was rendered speechless by the news of Ernie Johnson's retirement from Inside the NBA.

Family in Our Final Days

The choices we make about family today can shape who surrounds us at life’s end.

The Coming Tsunami of Church Closings Has Been Greatly Exaggerated

A recent CNN article projected a "tsunami" of church closings that would dramatically remake America, with 100,000 closures anticipated in the coming decade. Yet, this dire forecast may be greatly exaggerated, missing critical data and a profound understanding of what the Church fundamentally represents.

Voting and the Lesser of Two Evils

Flawed candidates do not eliminate our responsibility to pursue the greatest good available.

The Surrogacy Shop of Horrors

Investigators recently uncovered a "house of horrors" in Los Angeles, where 21 children, mostly acquired through surrogacy, endured horrific abuse, echoing past scandals involving unregulated practices.

Why Is Paris Burning?

Amidst a hopeful Papal visit, France has been rocked by widespread, violent protests that quickly escalated into national chaos and spread across Europe. This article delves beyond official explanations to expose a powerful, often overlooked alliance between radical leftism and Islamism, revealing its deep roots and profound threat to Western society.

Capital Punishment and the Dignity of Man In His Confessions

The recent controversy surrounding the potential livestreaming of Fort Hood terrorist Nidal Hasan's execution has ignited a profound discussion on capital punishment and its public display.

The Limits of Religious Liberty

The enduring principles of religious liberty, central to America since George Washington's Farewell Address, confront a startling modern challenge following a Satanic invocation at an Iowa city council meeting.