Amid Holy Land Tensions, Compassion Still Exists -- August 17, 2010

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Religion Today Amid Holy Land Tensions, Compassion Still Exists Russ Jones I could feel the Palestinian-Israeli tensions when our bus reached a checkpoint leading into Bethlehem. It was a daunting scene, considering it was the birthplace of the Messiah, the Prince of Peace. Read the full article here Spiritual Life How to Find Hope in Any Situation Whitney Hopler Thankfully, the hope that God offers is much more than a feeling: it's the reality of His presence with you. Here are some ways you can find it in the midst of any situation. Read the full article here Suffering and the Biblical Story Dr. Robert Peterson Two ideas must be present in how we think about suffering: (1) suffering is not original; it has not always existed. (2) suffering is not something created or authored by God. Read the full article here You too? David Burchett Comedian Brian Regan always makes me laugh. His take on how to use "you too" is very funny. But "you too" can be a phrase that unifies struggling Christians. Read the full article here Movies Get Low Gets High Marks as Thoughtful Summer Alternative Christian Hamaker An uplifting story of guilt, repentance and reconciliation, Get Low stands head and shoulders above most 2010 films. It's a low-key work that is profound in its simplicity--an oasis amid meaningless fare that always dominates the multiplex, but never more so than during the summer months. Read the full article here The Last Song Has a Familiar Refrain Christian Hamaker The Last Song, written for the screen by novelist Nicholas Sparks and starring Miley Cyrus, is treacly, preposterous and full of clichés. It's also moving and, for the most part, family-friendly, focusing on themes of human failure and forgiveness. Read the full article here Furry Vengeance Shamelessly Attacks Good Taste Christa Banister Consider yourself warned: Furry Vengeance is truly the worst movie I've screened this year. And trust me, I've already reviewed some doozies (Tooth Fairy, Cop Out and The Bounty Hunter, for starters). Read the full article here   •  Bible Studies at CBD.com •  Pick your classroom with Liberty •  Better Homeschooling •  Give Shoes to Orphans •  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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