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BreakPoint is a ministry rooted in Christian beliefs, established in 1991 by Chuck Colson as a daily radio commentary. It still broadcasts every weekday, featuring insights from hosts John Stonestreet or Eric Metaxas.

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The Uncommon Courage of a Common Grocer

1 week ago | breakpoint.org | John Stonestreet |Timothy Padgett

In April 1945, with the Third Reich crashing to its end, millions of Soviet troops streaming in from the east and Anglo-American armies from the west, the Gestapo was still hunting down dissent. Many Germans were simply trying to survive. Millions of men who otherwise would have been in factories, were instead at the front lines. So, the Germans imported slave workers.
Planned Parenthood’s Cash Flow on Trial

1 week ago | breakpoint.org | John Stonestreet |Timothy Padgett

Last week, the United States Supreme Court heard arguments in Medina v. Planned Parenthood South Atlantic. At issue is whether individual states can deny Medicaid funds to abortion industry organizations like Planned Parenthood. According to the Alliance Defending Freedom, whose lawyers are arguing the case, this started back in 2018 when South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster directed that no Medicaid money could go to groups that perform abortions.
Resurrection Deja Vu

1 week ago | breakpoint.org | John Stonestreet |Timothy Padgett

It wasn’t long ago that, every Easter and Christmas, an onslaught of articles and TV specials would appear in places like Time, National Geographic, The New York Times, Newsweek, CNN, and others, doubting the reliability of the Bible, the historicity of Christ, and the development of Christianity. Among the claims made were that Jesus never existed, that the Gospels are later fabrications, and that the Resurrection accounts are knock-offs from pagan mythology.
The Fallout From 10 Years of Obergefell and Colorado’s Radical New Laws

1 week ago | breakpoint.org | John Stonestreet

It’s been a decade since the Supreme Court decision that legalized so-called same–sex marriage. The ruling has left many victims. And Colorado continues its desire to be the nation’s most liberal state.
A Decade Later, Obergefell Has Casualties

1 week ago | breakpoint.org | John Stonestreet

Ten years ago, the Supreme Court forced same-sex “marriage” on the United States, overturning the laws of over 30 states, not to mention thousands of years of cultural consensus. At the time, many predicted what this would mean, especially for the rights and wellbeing of children. I asked children-rights advocate Katy Faust, founder of Them Before Us to reflect on the legacy of Obergfell v. Hodges.
What’s a Christian to do with Culture?

2 weeks ago | breakpoint.org | John Stonestreet

The thing about culture is that it is always changing. That’s because culture is in a very real sense, created by humans. It’s the result of what we think, what we imagine, what we change, what we legislate, what we invent, what we relate to, and all kinds of other human experiences. There are some moments however in which the changes are deeper and wider, the shifts in culture more fundamental.
The Tempest of the Living

2 weeks ago | breakpoint.org | John Stonestreet |Timothy Padgett

On this date 80 years ago, in the waning days of the Third Reich, German theologian and pastor Dietrich Bonhoeffer was executed for treason. In a time when many of his fellow Germans, including pastors and priests, embraced Hitler and the Nationalist ideas of the Third Reich, Bonhoeffer did not. Eventually, his resistance would lead to his involvement in a plot to assassinate Hitler. The plot failed, and Bonhoeffer was among those who were exposed.
Betting on the Final Four: The Scourge of Sports Gambling

2 weeks ago | breakpoint.org | John Stonestreet |G. Shane Morris

This past weekend, Houston, Auburn, Florida, and Duke battled it out in the Final Four in what is considered the event of the year for hoops enthusiasts and a second Super Bowl for sports gamblers. In fact, this year’s tournament featured commercials in which the NCAA discouraged gamblers from harassing players in person and online, as well as several games in which players were loudly criticized for either scoring or not scoring late in the game.
Resilience as An Antidote for Unhappiness

2 weeks ago | breakpoint.org | John Stonestreet

According to the 2025 World Happiness Report, the United States ranks way down on the list, at number 62. In fact, the happiness decline among young Americans has been greater in the last 10 years than nearly every other nation in the world.  Granting that “measuring happiness” is a tricky feat to begin with, it’s clear that many of us, as U2 sang years ago, still haven’t found what we’re looking for.
States Fight to Stop Medicaid Payments for Abortion, Designer Babies, and the Sports Gambling Crisis

2 weeks ago | breakpoint.org | John Stonestreet |Maria R. Baer

The US Supreme Court heard oral arguments Friday on South Carolina’s attempt to stop Medicaid payments to Planned Parenthood. Geneticists are promoting frightening plans to create babies to specifications. And gambling on sports continues to grow, leaving problems in its wake.