BreakPoint Daily Commentary

Study Bibles are Not Enough

The proliferation of study Bibles offers unique perspectives on Scripture, but an overwhelming focus on interpretive notes risks eclipsing the direct engagement with God's transformative Word.

Jason Arday and the Victims of Bad Ideas

The tragic suicide of Cambridge professor Jason Arday, following revelations of widespread plagiarism and a fabricated personal history, sparked a massive public outcry, with blame often directed at the media rather than his deceptions.

Inoculating Your Children from Socialism

A recent survey reveals over 60% of young Americans hold positive views of socialism and communism, raising critical questions about the ideological and practical forces shaping their generation.

The Enduring Myth of Christianity's Greed

Beyond common critiques, Christianity has profoundly shaped Western morality, instilling values of generosity and human dignity that transformed a brutal ancient world.

Some Good News on the Relational State of Men in America

Despite widespread concerns about a 'masculinity crisis' and prevalent feelings of loneliness and failure, new research reveals young American men overwhelmingly desire marriage, fatherhood and a life of responsibility.

When the Church Rewrites God

The Anglican Church of Canada has unveiled a new trial-use liturgy for Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD), sparking a profound debate over the Church's ancient role and its interpretation of divine revelation.

Reinventing the Sabbath

Intentional micro-retreats offer a powerful antidote to modern life's relentless pace, proven by science to combat mental exhaustion and spark creativity.

Carl Trueman and Dostoyevsky's Desecration

Dostoevsky's chilling observations of a serial killer in a Siberian penal colony reveal a profound truth: the temptation to "be like God" tragically manifests as a desire to destroy the sacred in others.

Is Redemptive AI Possible?

While many discussions around artificial intelligence focus solely on its potential dangers, this article uncovers a profound, redemptive framework for understanding its transformative power.

Whose Child Is This?

A controversial podcast's sharp critique of homeschooling and alternative education has ignited a crucial debate about the state's role versus parental authority in shaping a child's future.

Existential Crisis and the Antidote

An alarming number of Americans, particularly younger generations, are grappling with a profound existential crisis, highlighting a widespread search for meaning beyond the material world.

Abdu Murray and the Descent of Humanity

Our once-robust understanding of human nature has steadily diminished, giving way to a profound cultural schizophrenia where we're simultaneously told we are mere machines and self-anointed gods.

'Nixonmaxxing' as a Gateway to Christ

A new generation is unexpectedly re-examining Richard Nixon's polarizing legacy through a trend dubbed 'Nixonmaxxing,' prompting fresh discussions about the disgraced president.

Socialist Bodegas

New York City's ambitious plan to establish state-funded, subsidized grocery stores, championed by Mayor Zohran Mamdani, is sparking fierce debate and a lawsuit from thousands of independent bodegas.

Happy 50th, Prison Fellowship

Born from an unlikely promise made by Chuck Colson during his time in prison for a Watergate-related offense, Prison Fellowship has spent 50 years transforming countless lives worldwide.