Pressing On When Faced With the Impossible -- August 3, 2010

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Spiritual Life Pressing On When Faced With the Impossible Shannon Perry Life seldom turns out the way we plan it, but there are many moments in our lives when God gets to show up and show out. When you only have a prayer, know that it is enough to move the very throne of God to action. Read the full article here Life is Difficult: A Lesson from the Life of Job Charles R. Swindoll Life is not just difficult, it's downright unfair. Welcome to Job's world... Read the full article here News & Culture Discomfort with Dad Signifies a Deeper Problem Stan Guthrie The Atlantic recently made the case that "there's nothing objectively essential about his contribution" in an age when any two adults can make a family. Are fathers unnecessary after all? Read the full article here Family Bring Out the Best in Your Husband Whitney Hopler If your husband sees that you believe in him no matter what, he'll gain the confidence to believe in himself and change for the better. Here's how you can bring out the best in your husband by encouraging him. Read the full article here The Long Good-Bye: Five Lessons for Parents of College-Bound Children John Mark Reynolds We have watched hundreds of parents drop their kids off at camp or college and have learned a few things in the process. As parental mistakes were made we came to recognize those parents: the ones who made growing up much harder for their adult children. Read the full article here Entertainment Charlie St. Cloud is More Creepy Than Weepy Christa Banister The trouble with Charlie St. Cloud is that the screenplay tries to be so many things (part Field of Dreams, part The Sixth Sense, part The Notebook), that it doesn't do anything particularly well, including generating the necessary waterworks to win over its target demographic. Read the full article here Newsboys' Rebirth is Creatively Challenged on Born Again Christa Banister Newsboys have always shined a little brighter in the live setting, and Born Again has far too much studio spit and shine. Now don't get me wrong, I'm all for an album of catchy pop songs. But something about this collection feels a little too contrived—even a little safe and boring. Read the full article here   •  Devotionals at CBD.com •  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

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