domestic violence

The man responsible for the recent San Bernardino Elementary school shooting in which three people died, including the shooter himself, was reportedly a pastor and vocal about his faith.

When domestic abuse is present in Christian communities, it has a particularly insidious twist. Because “male headship” is taught by many churches as a core Scriptural principle, violent or abusive men often live unquestioned and unchallenged to control their families behind closed doors and are able to say “God put me in control” as some kind of trump card.

"The Bible tells us to rescue the oppressed, the needy, and the downtrodden—to do justice and righteousness to those who suffer. We disobey God when we ignore the women in our own ranks, many of whom suffer alone."

The film adaptation of “Fifty Shades of Grey,” which opens in theaters next week (Feb. 13), has movie morality guardians armed and heading for battle.

A new LifeWay Research poll shows that 74 percent of pastors misjudge the prevalence of sexual and domestic violence within their congregations.

Over the past two weeks three NFL players have come under fire for abusive behaviors. These recent events give rise to the 5 things Christians need to know about domestic violence in the NFL.

There’s so much bad news in the world, do we really have to let it interrupt our football games? We’ve got some hard thinking to do… I’ll explain, next on BreakPoint.