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Crosswalk Weekly Update
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SPIRITUAL LIFEWriting the Bible Can Be Good for Your Soul
Dr. Ray Pritchard
When was the time you wrote out a book of the Bible word for word? Here’s an idea from the Old Testament that might be good for your soul.
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Sexual Addiction: Ministry and Misdiagnosis
Meg Wilson
Families affected by sexual addiction are a growing demographic. This is a problem too big to ignore and too delicate to address without a deeper knowledge of the problem. Here are six of the most widely held misconceptions…
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NEWS & CULTUREWall Street’s Troubles Are No Reason to Fear
Chuck Colson
So this is a time for steady nerves and keeping things in perspective. Take a look out your window. The sky is not falling. Above all, remember this: God is on His throne.
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FAMILYWhy Living Together Before Marriage Doesn’t Work
Mike & Harriet McManus
Why is the divorce rate so much higher for couples who marry after cohabiting? Two theories have credence…
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Hypocrite Proofing the Home
Jenefer Igarashi
Recently, a friend called. Her son had begun asking difficult math questions. She called me because she knew I could relate–like her, I also have an age discrepancy between my wedding date and my child’s birth.
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ENTERTAINMENTFunny, Insightful ‘Ghost Town’ Worth a Visit
Christa Banister
Almost dying allows Ricky Gervais‘ character to experience living in a whole new, rewarding way. And that definitely elevates Ghost Town a step above your typical, supernatural romantic comedy.
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‘;Revolution’ Marks Brouwer’s Best Work to Date
Jackie A. Chapman
Matt Brouwer hasn’t simply reinvented himself on Wheres Our Revolution. Instead, it seems he has tapped into the songwriter within. It’s his best work to date with songs showcasing a greater depth and wider scope.
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