BreakPoint: Exposing China’s Cultural Genocide
Seeing Is Believing
In November of 1938, Nazi paramilitary forces destroyed 267 synagogues, plus thousands of Jewish-owned businesses, institutions, and homes throughout the..Read more
Recent Episodes
BreakPoint: Hollywood’s “Harriet”
A Real Heroine and a Powerful God
“Sometimes it stings, like a slap in the face.” That’s how Araminta Tubman – known best as Harriet – describes..Read more
BreakPoint: Abortion Rates Down, but the Mission Remains
Creating a Culture of Life
A recent report from the Guttmacher Institute contained very good news: In 2017, the abortion rate fell to its lowest point since Roe v...Read more
BreakPoint: Remembering Phillip Johnson
The Man Who Put Darwin on Trial
Reformation Day remembers how Martin Luther started a movement within the church that reshaped Christianity and the world. In many..Read more
BreakPoint: “No Safe Spaces”
Freedom of Speech vs. Tyranny
Speaking at the Obama Foundation Summit on Tuesday, former President Obama told his mostly young audience to get over “wokeness.”..Read more
BreakPoint: From Masterpiece Cakeshop to Hands On Originals
Another Big Win for Freedom
Blaine Adamson is the owner of Hands On Originals, a “Christian Outfitters” shop in Lexington, Kentucky. Hands On creates customized..Read more
BreakPoint: Kanye West Proclaims Jesus Is King
What to Make of Celebrity Conversions
“After everything that guy has said and all the selfish, power-hungry things he’s done, you expect me to believe he’s..Read more
BreakPoint: Honoring the Witnesses
All Saints’ Day
Like an Autumn ritual, leaves start turning, the air turns chilly, and Christians argue over whether or not to celebrate..Read more
BreakPoint: ‘Jesus Stood Here’
The Land of Israel and our Historical Faith
In his album, “Resurrection Letters,” Andrew Peterson describes, in a song called “Maybe Next Year,” how a visit to Jerusalem..Read more
BreakPoint: The Crime of “Ecocide”
Granting Nature Legal Status at the Expense of Humans
With the modern environmental movement, which emerged in the late 1960s and early 1970s, came a new term: ecocide. It..Read more