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Top 10 Articles of October 2010
Compiled & Edited by Crosswalk Editorial Staff
Our most popular articles last month covered much more than Halloween. The features include marriage advice when your spouse "loves" someone else, an interview with Pete Wilson, and fourteen ways to outlive your life. Read them all here!
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Women
Motherhood, Marriage, and Ministry: Can a Woman Do It All?
Lysa TerKeurst
Lysa Terkeurst is a wife, mom to five kids, a writer, and president of Proverbs 31 Ministries - how does she do it? Here she shares tips with busy moms on how she finds peace and order among many responsibilities...
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Faith & The Church
How the Church Can Reclaim Art's Draw & Creative Power
Whitney Hopler
Art was once the domain of the Church: Christians created art that glorified God and drew people closer to His Son. Today, however, much of the Church neglects or underemphasizes God-given creativity. Here's how to cast a vision For the Beauty of the Church.
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Another Gospel?
T. M. Moore
The "different gospel" to which the Galatians were turning went something like this: Repent and believe in Jesus, showing that you really want to be a child of Abraham by submitting to circumcision and certain other regulations. Or, faith + works = salvation.
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Entertainment
Imagination Soars to Infinity and Beyond in Toy Story 3
Christa Banister
With the release of Toy Story 3 almost 11 years after its predecessor, the franchise continues to soar to infinity and beyond, thanks to heartfelt storytelling, great celebrity vocal talent and imaginative action sequences featuring Woody, Buzz and the rest of everyone's favorite toys.
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Stephen Lawhead: Only He Knows Where The Skin Map Leads
Laura MacCorkle
Reading and ley lines: what do they have in common? Both, it is argued, can be pathways to "different worlds." But in Stephen Lawhead's newest novel, The Skin Map, this is doubly true.
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Third Day Stays a Little Too Static on Move
Glenn McCarty
Glenn McAfter 2008's Revelation, which showcased Third Day's revitalized artistry, we expect more. That album dipped into more personal territory lyrically and tinkered with the band's formula enough to prove relevant. Move feels a little too safe, or, said another way, a little too static.
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