John Henry Newman: A Saint for Today -- October 4, 2010

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News & Culture John Henry Newman: A Saint for Today Jim Tonkowich Newman is preeminently a saint for our era. Christianity--including evangelical Christianity--is mired in the same relativistic mud 130 years after Newman battled religious subjectivity in England. Read the full article here In Today's Economy, No Dough Means No Marriage Chuck Colson Working-class couples still value marriage highly, but with their paychecks shrinking, they don't think they have enough money to make a marriage work. Read the full article here Pastors Slave Discipleship: Assuming the Posture of Power Dr. Bill Lawrence How do you respond to slave discipleship? Probably through protest, much as Peter did when Jesus tried to wash his feet. Read the full article here Churches Find Empty Pews at Sunday Evening Services Matt Vande Bunte There is a trend of declining evening attendance in evangelical denominations that long have cherished a heritage of worshiping twice on Sunday. Some evening services are more intimate; others have been cancelled or replaced by an alternative. Read the full article here Ongoing Oneness Tullian Tchividjian We are now five weeks into our one new worship service at Coral Ridge. I wanted to do a follow up post because so many people from all over are asking good questions about what we're doing and how we're doing it. First of all, we're thrilled at the response from people both inside and outside the church... Read the full article here Parenting To Halloween or Not to Halloween? Kim Wier Contrary to popular belief, the most prevalent emotion of the Halloween season is not fear -- it's guilt. As parents, we either feel guilty because we're depriving our children of the holiday or we feel guilty for not depriving them when our convictions tell us we should. Is there a godly solution? Read the full article here Singles He Said-She Said: Dating a Separated Man, Women as Initiators and More Cliff Young & Laura MacCorkle This month, "he" and "she" attempt to answer several questions related to dating someone who's separated, biblical guidance when it comes to women as initiators, how to date someone whose mother is living with him and more. Read the full article here   FEATURED VIDEOS Breath of Life MarriageToday LIFE Today Beth Moore The Alternative Watch more Christian Video Sermons & Messages from Ministries on LightSource.com   •  Take a Bible Translation Survey Now •  Pick your classroom with Liberty •  Christian Private Health Care •  Free Christian Book •  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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Massive Crystals, Deadly Heat: This Week on Nat Geo

If you are having trouble viewing this email, please visit this link. October 4 - 10 Share this story: Into the Lost Crystal Caves - NEW - THIS SUNDAY at 8P et/pt PREVIEW THE SHOW >> This Sunday, we'll go inside one of the greatest natural marvels on the planet - a cave with magnificent giant crystals up to 36 feet long and weighing 55 tons. A team of experts venture into the cavern, enduring scorching-hot temperatures that could kill a human in minutes. They'll push the boundaries of physical limitation to explore a crevasse that could lead to another, and perhaps more spectacular, crystal cave. Why Are The Caves So Dangerous? >>   Inside the Koran TONIGHT at 9P et/pt Over the past few decades, the Middle East has been an epicenter of turmoil, often with religion at its core. Explore the Muslim faith and its most sacred text: the Koran. Watch a Preview >> Border Wars: Fog of War - NEW - WEDNESDAY at 9P et/pt Agents and officers in San Diego uncover 30 people hidden in a tractor-trailer, pull pounds of stashed marijuana from a truck, and hunt for illegal border crossers in a dense fog. Watch a Preview >> World's Toughest Fixes: Sky High Texas Tower - NEW - THURSDAY at 8P et/pt An obsolete TV antenna towering over 500 feet above the San Antonio city center has to come down to earth. The smallest slip up and someone could go off the air - permanently. Watch a Preview >> Dog Whisperer - NEW - FRIDAY at 8P et/pt Comic and television personality Howie Mandel and his wife Terry try to deal with their Chihuahua's aggressive behavior. Before Howie gives up and declares this doggy dilemma a "No Deal," he calls in Cesar to save the day. Watch a Preview >> Making History: Hitler - NEW - TUE at 9P et/pt Using CGI and expert interviews, a film crew demonstrates how they recreate the history that the cameras didn't catch during crucial moments in the rise and fall of Hitler. Watch a Preview >> Meet the Great Migrations Filmmakers Production crew members take you behind the camera and reveal the filmmaking magic that went into the production of the show. Go Behind the Scenes >> Photo Contest 2010 Share your vision of the world to win $10,000 and have your photo published in National Geographic magazine! Submit Your Photos >> Mon 10/4 Tue 10/5 Wed 10/6 Thu 10/7 Fri 10/8 Sat 10/9 Sun 10/10 8P et/pt CIA Secret Experiments Hitler and the Occult Lockdown: Gang Central Toughest Fixes: Sky High Texas Tower - NEW - Dog Whisperer - NEW - Stone Age Atlantis Into the Lost Crystal Caves - NEW - 9P et/pt Inside the Koran Making History: Hitler - NEW - Border Wars: Fog of War - NEW - Known Universe: Decoding the Skies Unlikely Animal Friends Border Wars: City Under Siege 10P et/pt Explorer: Nazi Mystery: Twins from Brazil Border Wars: Dirty Money Easter Island Eclipse Conquering Niagara Border Wars: Fog of War Hubble's Amazing Universe Unsubscribe  |  NGC Privacy Policy You received this editorial/commercial e-newsletter from National Geographic because the information for your account indicates that National Geographic may contact you via e-mail. To unsubscribe from this e-newsletter, please click on the unsubscribe link above or send your request to: National Geographic Attn: E-newsletter Program 1145 17th Street NW, Washington, DC 20036