Say Goodbye to Perfectionism to Open Your Heart and Home -- November 3, 2010

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Spiritual Life Say Goodbye to Perfectionism to Open Your Heart and Home Sandy Coughlin Things don't have to be perfect in order to share our lives with others. I'm still learning this lesson, and my hope is our kids are catching on too... Read the full article here Marriage Help! We Love the Lord, But We're Cruel to Each Other Dr. David Hawkins Dear Dr. David: I am beyond frustrated with my marriage and husband. We have been married for ten years and have never been able to stop bickering... Read the full article here Cultivate an Enduring Love Dr. Greg Smalley Many of us are familiar with the verses found in 1 Corinthians 13. They're a favorite at wedding ceremonies. Yet for some reason one part of this passage escaped me for years. It's the part that references the difficult aspect of love - the part that says, Love endures all things. Read the full article here Singles He Said-She Said: A Past History of Homosexuality Cliff Young & Laura MacCorkle For five years a woman in her mid-40s has been dating a pastor who has a past history of homosexuality, but now she is "frozen" in her tracks. "Do I continue the relationship or do I avoid the risk?" See what "he" and "she" have said in response. Read the full article here Video Interviews Old Hymns, New Life: A Video Interview with Matthew Smith Crosswalk.com Editorial Staff Singer/Songwriter Matthew Smith takes classic hymns and gives them a contemporary twist. In this video interview, Matthew sits down with Crosswalk.com to talk about his take on worship in the church and his latest album "Watch the Rising Day." Read the full article here How to Get Unsqueezed: Margot Starbuck on Body Image & Discipleship Crosswalk.com Editorial Staff In this video interview, the author of Unsqueezed, a book about breaking free of body image issues, covers such questions as: What are our bodies for? Is there anything wrong with wanting to look your best? And what can we learn about body image from the body of Christ? Read the full article here The Plans of Our Lives: Pete Wilson on Control, Fear, & God's Will Crosswalk.com Editorial Staff Pastor Pete Wilson, author of Plan B, tells Crosswalk.com about the balance between the Plan A's we make and the Plan B's that God has designed for us if we would only surrender to Him. Read the full article here   FEATURED VIDEOS Free Chapel Morning Star Baptist Church Ankerberg Show Lifestyle Magazine Hillsong TV Watch more Christian Video Sermons & Messages from Ministries on LightSource.com   •  Great Deals on Bible Studies •  Pick your classroom with Liberty •  Better Homeschooling •  Free Christian Book •  Publish Your Book 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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