Crosswalk Culture Update

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  Jesus, Pixar, & Disney: Crosswalk’s Top 10 Movie Features of 2015 2015 was a lively year for Crosswalk movie features. The following articles were the top 10 most read movie features of 2015. Ryan Duncan Jan 04, 2016
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  Sunny Yellow Day Surprises as Faith-Based Art On the surface, it would seem to deliver on every Christian movie cliché imaginable. Instead, the film draws its audience into a rich narrative where common lessons from the Bible are reframed in a new and... Ryan Duncan Jan 01, 2016
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  Kari Jobe - Keeper Of My Heart Kari Jobe - Keeper Of My HeartRevisited Visualization Video Dec 30, 2015
• Pan Sparkles but Fails to Fly This particular attempt to bring Peter Pan to the screen is plagued by a weak script and delivers little more than a diverting romp for children and an interesting, manic performance by Hugh Jackman. Debbie Holloway Dec 29, 2015
• 5 Things to Know about Hinduism after Pixar's New Short If you went to see the new Pixar film, The Good Dinosaur, chances are you saw the new Pixar short, Sanjay’s Super Team, as well. This short is vastly different from Pixar’s other shorts in that it addresses... Liz Kanoy Dec 28, 2015
• The Big Short is the Most Entertaining (and Sobering) Economics Lesson Ever Like a well-staged morality play that’s far more entertaining than preachy, this film asks the big questions The Wolf of Wall Street never quite got around to. Christa Banister Dec 25, 2015
• Pentatonix Sings Stunning Version of Mary, Did You Know?   From the Pentatonix Christmas album, "That's Christmas to Me" Dec 23, 2015
• Kendrick Brothers Starting to Win the Battle with War Room The message is one that Christians embrace: that prayer is the key to winning battles in life that we can’t win on our own. Christian Hamaker Dec 22, 2015
• 5 Christian Messages Found in Star Wars While the epic space opera has never been overtly Christian, it still incorporates themes which reflect the Gospel. Ryan Duncan Dec 21, 2015
• 5 Christian Books That Deserve Their Own Movie There’s no denying that when done right, Christian fiction can be very, very good. Here a just five we’d love to see in theaters someday. Ryan Duncan Dec 17, 2015
• Tasha Cobbs - O Holy Night Tasha Cobbs - O Holy Night1 Mic 1 Take Performance Dec 16, 2015
• He Named Me Malala Features the Progressive Muslim Voice the West Has Been Looking For Plays less like a documentary and more like a cinematic memoir of a young woman who represents so many girls who are trapped, suppressed, and abused by radical Islamists. Jeffrey Huston Dec 15, 2015