Breakpoint

In a culture where nearly 1 in 5 of Gen Z calls themselves "LGBT," it's crucial that parents pray hard, stay true, and remember the long game.

This Point was originally published on August 2, 2022.

Justice Alito thoroughly dismantles the claim that the right to an abortion is found anywhere in the Constitution.

This Breakpoint was originally published on May 3, 2022.

Evangelicals under 40 are twice as likely as their seniors to want more substance from the pulpit.

This Point was originally published on February 3, 2022.

In the tradition of so many who went before them, who were granted "not only to believe in Christ but to suffer for His sake," the Chibok schoolgirls held on to faith, and in so doing, found life and hope where there was seemingly none.

This Breakpoint was originally published on March 7, 2022.

John and Maria look at the best and worst Christmas movies and would you host or attend a same sex wedding?

As we enter Christmas and the New Year, let's keep pointing to Christ. And as we point to Christ, we point to reality, because in Him, as the Apostle Paul says, "all things hold together."

For image bearers, names are not just blobs of letters, but a way of affirming identity, value, and history. Words mean something.

It can be easy to equate "greatness" with fame or followers or something loud and big. But God asks for faithfulness in whatever our hand finds to do.

The faithfulness that individual Christians demonstrate in their everyday lives makes a compelling case that the Christian worldview is both true and good.

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The secular world doesn't have a box for answered prayer or forgiveness. The Hoffman family does. Thank God.