Marriage
Use the Power of One to Improve a Marriage of Two
Whitney Hopler
Shifting your focus from how you want your spouse to change to how you can change is a great act of love that has the power to transform your marriage, no matter what your spouse does.
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News & Culture
Shouting, "Peace! Peace!" Where There Is No Peace
John Mark Reynolds
We all pray for peace, but we also pray for justice. It might be better to hope for a wary and watchful tension in the Middle East, than a peace bought at the expense of the rights of minorities in the region.
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Strange Science: Making the Creator from Our Image
Chuck Colson
There are some scientists who do believe there was a creator. The problem is that some of their ideas about the "creator" and his "creation" are straight out of a comic-book convention.
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Officials Awaken to Forced Marriage, Conversion of Pakistani Girls
Aidan Clay
Shah Taj, a 14-year-old Christian girl from Lahore, Pakistan, was on her way to school when a vehicle occupied by three men pulled up beside her. Grabbing her, they threw her in and sped off.
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Movies
Alpha and Omega is a Howl and a Miss
Christa Banister
Alpha and Omega doesn't bother scraping the bottom of the barrel for cheap laughs. But even with a healthy dose of aw-shucks charm, this road-trip romance still lacks the warmth and sophistication, not to mention those essential eye-popping visuals, of its recent animated counterparts Toy Story 3 and Despicable Me.
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Ben Affleck Pulls Triple Duty with Aplomb in The Town
Christa Banister
With The Town, Ben Affleck gets ambitious serving as the film's director, co-writer and star. For the most part, he pulls off his duties with aplomb. And like his directorial debut (Gone Baby Gone), this is a multi-layered, unsettling morality tale where drugs and four-letter words are used in abundance.
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Resident Evil: Afterlife Destined for Quick Video 'Afterlife'
Christian Hamaker
It's hard to imagine this Resident Evil chapter expanding the franchise's audience. The film should have a brief theatrical run before finding its "afterlife" on home video, where its loyal audience can watch it over and over again. For everyone else, once will be quite enough.
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