God gave us hearts and He gave us minds. He expects us to not only use both, but to love Him with both.
God gave us hearts and He gave us minds. He expects us to not only use both, but to love Him with both.
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Even after the horrors of the Third Reich were exposed, forced sterilization continued to be practiced in the United States and Europe well into the 1960s.
Dorothea Buck died on October 9 in Hamburg, Germany. She was 102 years old. It was the end an extraordinary story you... Read More
Pro-choicers, it seems, will back the choices of women with disabilities, as long as they make the “right” choice.
Nicole Lee is one of Australia’s leading disability-rights advocates. A spinal cord injury when she was young left... Read More
Maybe the “T” stands for this?
During the Democratic Town Hall meeting on equality, a biological man dressed as a woman snatched the microphone... Read More
When we center our lives on the things we can create, when we see our faith in God as merely a philosophy, a program, or a piety, it’s comfortable. But Christ isn't primarily interested in our comfort.
One of my favorite things about the biblical text is the way God meets us in the simplest,... Read More
Recently, a British tribunal ruled that believing the Bible’s claims about men and women is “incompatible with human dignity.” They failed to see the irony.
In the novel “Bleak House,” Charles Dickens introduces us to Harold Skimpole, a man who seems charming and reasonable... Read More
Youth suicide is on the rise. We can help.
The Wall Street Journal reported recently that the “suicide rate among people ages 10 to 24 years old climbed... Read More
Today on the BreakPoint Podcast, John Stonestreet interviews Luke Goodrich, one of America’s leading attorneys on religious freedom.... Read More
John Stonestreet and Shane Morris discuss the news of the week from a Christian worldview perspective
John Stonestreet and now-regular “BreakPoint This Week” co-host Shane Morris talk about the descent of the Joker character... Read More
We ought never experiment on children.
Recently, the Children’s Hospital in Akron, Ohio, opened a new pediatric clinic for kids with gender dysphoria. Unfortunately,... Read More
The biggest threat to religious freedom that we face is that people don’t know what it is or why it matters.
There are reasons that religious freedom is called the “first freedom.” Of course, it’s listed first in the... Read More
The NBA loves to trumpet their support for social justice issues. Until now.
Whether it’s race, the “Muslim travel ban,” immigration policy, gun control, transgender bathroom laws, or police brutality, the... Read More
An abortion doctor collected the dismembered bodies of his victims. Abortion rights activists don’t want us talking about him. We should and we must. Here’s why.
Last month more than 50 detectives entered the Illinois home of recently deceased abortion doctor Ulrich Klopfer. What... Read More
The Little Sisters are back in court.
In 2016 the Supreme Court ruled that the federal government could not force the Little Sisters of the... Read More
Are “Pride and Prejudice,” “Sense and Sensibility,” and “Emma” Christian novels?
Are “Pride and Prejudice,” “Sense and Sensibility,” and “Emma” Christian novels? What about “Mansfield Park,” “Persuasion,” or “Northanger... Read More
Two visions for America.
Speaking at Notre Dame last week, U.S. Attorney General William Barr delivered a thorough case for religious freedom.... Read More
BreakPoint: William Barr and His Detractors
In a 1798 address to the Massachusetts Militia, Pre...
BreakPoint: Klopfer’s ‘Garage of Horrors’
Last month more than 50 detectives entered the Illinois...
The Point: Hospitals Open Pediatric Gender Clinics
Recently, the Children’s Hospital in Akron, Ohio, opene...
The Point: What the T Really Stands For
During the Democratic Town Hall meeting on equality, a...
BreakPoint: The Genesis of Human Dignity
In the novel “Bleak House,” Charles Dickens introduces...
