Spiritual Life
How to Fail at Failing
Dr. James Emery White
How do you fail at failing? According to a recent article in Time magazine, all you have to do is study the recent collapse of Blockbuster. "Yes, the movie-rental firm was doomed," Stephen Gandel writes, "But the ending could have been a lot better."
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Are You Putting Faith in the Wrong Promise?
Donnetta Cole
Why is it that as Christians, as humans, we seem to think tough things shouldn't come our way? Why do we think we should be protected, shielded, untouched?
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Singles
Jesus ... Single Like Me: He Dwelt with Temptation
Kris Swiatocho
Because Jesus was single like me, he was tempted. He suffered just like we do. He knows what we are going through, and he encourages us each day to stay the course, choosing what is best versus what is now--to learn from our mistakes and to help others in their journey.
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Movies
Operation Narnia Brings Christmas to Children Worldwide
Katherine Britton
Operation Christmas Child is spreading to Narnia this year with a special invitation from Georgia Henley, who plays Lucy Pevensie in the Narnia films.
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Jonah Hex Adaptation Sputters and Stalls
Christian Hamaker
This film has all the ingredients of a strong summer movie--it features a rising star (Josh Brolin) in the title role and Transformers It-Girl Megan Fox. Add John Malkovich to give it some serious-actor cred, and the on-screen energy should be combustible. But Jonah Hex is far from it.
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Graphic Leaves of Grass Not for the Faint of Heart
Jeffrey Huston
Despite boasting a sharp and consistent wit and laugh-out-loud moments, Leaves of Grass is not for the faint of heart. Ultimately, this is a graphic morality tale about the extreme lengths people will go to for money, the consequences of greed, and the fatal ends of trying to control situations within sinful pursuits that we never really could control to begin with.
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Music
Jars of Clay's Shelter Sounds a Clarion Call to Unity
Glenn McCarty
The Shelter might be the album Christian music has been waiting for. It's a clarion call to unity, a seamless marriage of form and content where not only is Jars of Clay talking about community, it's actively engaging in it.
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