News & Culture
Low on Trust, Pakistan's Flood Victims Go Unaided
Russ Jones
Despite the enormous need, international aid for Pakistan is slow in coming, especially compared to the outpouring of love following January's earthquake in Haiti. Why the difference?
Read the full article here
Spiritual Life
Church Girls Gone Mild
Paul Coughlin
Girls learn cattiness from sitting at the knee of the Nice Girl culture, in and outside of church.
Read the full article here
Learning Patience from the Big-Time Operator
Cecil Murphey
I know God's conception of time varies greatly from mine. I know a thousand years with the Lord is as a day. I know God takes the long-term view of temporal events. I know all that; I just don't like it very much.
Read the full article here
What Do You Believe About the Bible?
Marvin A. McMickle
Apparently the Bible was once included in a notable professor's list of the five most influential books, but he has since dropped it because "It has gotten all mixed up with questions of belief in what is now an insanely religious country."
Read the full article here
Books
Intriguing Havah Explores Life in Eden
Susan Ellingburg
Author Tosca Lee has taken the first four chapters of the Bible and filled in details I never even thought to wonder about. Did Adam and Eve tell their children about their life in the Garden? If so, did they include the part about forbidden fruit or conveniently leave that out? What was it like to be the first humans?
Read the full article here
Music
McClarney's Collection Focuses on His Defender
Amy Hauck
A soulful collection of 15 songs, Chris McClarney's Defender rings true to its name. The album sets the mood for listeners with a pervasive sense of longing to be in God's presence, trusting that his promises are true, and painting a picture of who God really is.
Read the full article here
DVDs
Oh Baby, This Back-up Plan is Bad
Christa Banister
Even if someone manages to suspend disbelief and buy into this lamely conceived plotline, there's nothing about The Back-up Plan that has any resonance in the real world. Not only is the dialogue unbelievable from the get-go, but the characters are just plain kooky.
Read the full article here
| | | |  
• Save Up To 85% on Devotionals
• Affordable online degrees
• Better Homeschooling
• Free Christian Book
• Free Publishing Guide
Crosswalk.com is a member of the Salem Web Network of sites including:
• OnePlace.com
• LightSource.com
• ChristianJobs.com
• CrossCards.com
• SermonSearch.com
• Christianity.com
 |
Crosswalk Home | Devotionals | Bible Study Tools | Who Is Jesus? 
Send to a Friend
Mobile
Free Newsletters
1 comment:
What words..
Post a Comment