BreakPoint Daily Commentary

A re-evaluation of James Davison Hunter's "faithful presence" thesis reveals that cultural change often originates from the margins, challenging his top-down elite model.

As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, uncover the profound influence of the Great Awakening, a religious revival that challenged authority and fostered egalitarian ideals, laying crucial groundwork for the Revolution.

Shockingly, a preventable crisis claimed more lives than all other causes combined in 2025, a tragedy perpetuated by dehumanizing rhetoric and discriminatory justifications.

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.

Recent global events like the Olympics and Super Bowl highlight humanity's innate yearning for something beyond the ordinary, revealing both the allure and the ultimate futility of secular utopian visions.

A viral deepfake of George Carlin criticizing political tribalism highlights our culture's dangerous fusion of ideology and identity, leading to a collapse of trust in reality itself.

While some argue that same-sex marriage is settled law, this perspective challenges whether societal policies should prioritize adult desires over children's fundamental right to a married, biological mother and father.

In an age dominated by the view of history as a random flow of events, discover the profound biblical narrative that offers a true understanding of reality, from Creation to Restoration.

Os Guinness, a distinguished Christian thinker and advocate for religious freedom, will receive the 2026 Wilberforce Award for his decades of work addressing critical societal issues.

A recent malpractice verdict awarding $2 million to a patient who underwent a double mastectomy at 16 highlights concerning trends in gender-affirming care for minors.

Johannes Gutenberg’s invention of the printing press revolutionized access to knowledge, fueling advancements in science, literature, and education by making books widely available and preserving accuracy. However, despite this legacy, modern literacy is in crisis, with declining reading comprehension and attention spans driven by educational shifts, digital distractions, and a rejection of classical learning—threatening to undo the intellectual progress sparked by Gutenberg’s transformative invention.

An art exhibit and popular media trends reveal a disturbing cultural descent into "desecration," where sacred truths and established narratives are intentionally violated and trivialized.

A new movement, Greater Than, is challenging the societal acceptance of surrogacy and the redefinition of marriage, arguing these practices commodify children and sever their connection to biological parents.

How the Christian worldview places words at the very center of creation and redemption, making books the ultimate tools for shaping culture and the human mind.

AI is now challenging long-held assumptions about the controversial writings of the ancient historian Josephus, potentially vindicating his account of Jesus.