Faith & The Church
Communion & Coleslaw
Dr. James Emery White
An announcement about the celebration of the Lord's Supper made someone wonder if they needed to bring coleslaw. Awesome. But this is not a situation unique to a church that is reaching the unchurched.
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How Many Versions of the Bible do We Really Need?
Daniel Burke
Some Christian scholars wonder whether too much Bible can sometimes be a bad thing, as major new translations and waves of books marking the 400th anniversary of the King James Bible inundate the market this fall.
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Culture
Young Souls in Transition: Emerging Adults and the Church
Albert Mohler
The real question for today's evangelicals is not what this emerging generation will mean, but what we are prepared to do. We can sit idly by and watch these young people emerge on their own, or we can step in as friends, guides, and fellow strugglers. The stakes could not be higher.
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On 'Dupes' and the Religious Left: An Interview with Paul Kengor
Center for Vision & Values
During the Cold War, "the communists counted on the Religious Left to be duped--sheep led to the slaughter." Are we falling prey again?
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Entertainment
Hereafter is a Curiously Hollow Examination of Life and Death
Christa Banister
While celebrated director Clint Eastwood certainly has a knack for choosing compelling thematic hooks for his films, Hereafter, like last year's plodding, passion-starved Invictus, is simply too hollow, hokey and one-sided to make any sort of lasting impact.
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Spidey Sense: Jeff Dunn Discusses Spritual Insights from the Spider-Man Movies
Shawn McEvoy
Jeff Dunn, co-author of The Soul of Spider-Man: Unexpected Spiritual Insights from the Legendary Superhero, sits down with Crosswalk to talk about great power, great responsibility, and great heroes.
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Matthew West Sings Your Stories on Fourth Set
Ed Cardinal
For his fourth major label set, Matthew West asked fans to submit letters about whatever was on their hearts, and he would put it to music. Then he retreated to a cabin with his guitar and a whiteboard to begin making sense of it all. What has emerged are exceptionally crafted songs with deeply personal roots but universal appeal.
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