BreakPoint Daily Commentary

Talarico and the Zombie Gospel of Thomas

A recent political claim referencing the "Gospel of Thomas" as a suppressed biblical text is critically examined, revealing its origins in Gnosticism and a history of misrepresentation.

Supreme Court Upholds Parental Rights

The Supreme Court has delivered a significant victory for parental rights by blocking California schools from withholding information about a child's gender identity transition from parents.

Jesus Would Have Baked the Cake

The enduring impact of Jack Phillips' courageous stand for conscience, a story that escalated to the Supreme Court and inspired countless individuals to find their own courage.

A Burning Passion

How Chuck Colson's vision for equipping Christians to defend truth and live out the Gospel is shaping culture through the Colson Fellows Program. Learn how this transformative initiative is empowering leaders to engage in vital conversations and create God-honoring impact.

A Reverse March Through the Institutions?

The 1792 Exchange is championing a return to corporate neutrality, aiming to depoliticize businesses and realign them with shareholder and customer interests, a stark contrast to the era of "woke capital."

Jimmy Lai and the Cost of Convictions

The story of Jimmy Lai, a Hong Kong businessman and media mogul who chose prison over silence and became a symbol of resistance against authoritarian rule.

Why Gen Z “Nones” Are Reconsidering Religion

Gen Z, while statistically the least religious cohort in history, shows a compelling draw towards meaning and stability, with many seeking solace in more rigorous and traditional forms of faith.

Why Quarter-Zips are Suddenly so Popular

The recent surge in the popularity of the quarter-zip pullover among young men may signal a deeper cultural shift, as many reject superficial expectations and seek meaning in faith and intellectual pursuits.

Just War in Iran?

Operation Epic Fury, a U.S. and Israeli military campaign against Iran, raises critical questions about the morality of warfare.

Demographics, Decline, and the Hope of the Church

Aging congregants are a significant demographic challenge for many Protestant denominations, with a surprising number of even conservative churches facing a "demographic winter."

We Want to Believe

The Cottingley Fairies incident of 1920, which fooled even Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, reveals our innate human longing for a reality beyond the visible world.

The Reality of Identity

As AI bots debate their own existence online, humans find themselves observing, highlighting a cultural identity crisis.

Colorado Prostitution Without Consequences

Colorado is considering a bill to decriminalize commercial sexual activity, a move that critics argue normalizes exploitation and could increase child sex trafficking.

Ben Sasse and the Political Illusion

Facing a terminal cancer diagnosis, former Senator Ben Sasse offers a profound perspective on what truly matters in life, urging readers to look beyond politics and find meaning in faith, family, and community.

Train a Child Up, Before the World Does

A recent attempt to disprove the universe's design by shaking a container of nails highlights flawed logic, as even the experiment requires an intelligent designer and fails to account for the universe's inherent order.