Books

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  In Search of the Male Reader When it comes to Christian fiction, Christian male readers are definitely in the minority. But that may be slowly changing. Sarah Hamaker Jul 18, 2011
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  Timeless Winnie the Pooh Still Charms Now in theaters, that charming “willy nilly silly ol’ bear” is back in Walt Disney Pictures’ Winnie the Pooh feature family film. Laura MacCorkle Jul 15, 2011
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  The Church Needs More Graduates Stan Ward left Donald Miller's Storyline Conference in Portland, Oregon with the distinct impression Miller dislikes Christian education, probably because it's too neck-and-head safe and not enough... Dr. Stanley J. Ward Jun 28, 2011
• The Plans of Our Lives: Pete Wilson on Plan B Pastor Pete Wilson 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. Posted by user 'crosswalkcom' on... Shawn McEvoy Jun 22, 2011
• What’s in the Bible, And What’s Not As a recent report by CNN noted, “The Bible may be the most revered book in America, but it’s also one of the most misquoted.” Dr. James Emery White Jun 20, 2011
• 10 Tips for the First-Time Dad Whitney Hopler Jun 17, 2011
• A Vanishing God Frank Viola Jun 13, 2011
• Summer’s Not So Bummer for Quirky Judy Moody What happens when summer plans change? Not to fear. In the new family film, Judy Moody and the NOT Bummer Summer, it just might turn out “supermegatotallythrilladelic” after all. Laura MacCorkle Jun 09, 2011
• Tebow Details Blessed Life Rooted in Faith Woven throughout Tebow's new memoir, Through My Eyes, is the bone-deep religious side of the evangelical young quarterback and missionary kid. Cathy Lynn Grossman and Sean Leahy Jun 07, 2011
• Not a Fan Are you truly Jesus’ follower or just a fan? In Not a Fan, Kyle Idleman invites you to make Jesus not merely the object of your admiration, but the very center of your life. Kyle Idleman Jun 01, 2011
• DeVon Franklin: He’s Produced by Faith “Look at your life as a movie,” advises Hollywood executive DeVon Franklin. In his first book, Produced by Faith, he shares what he’s learned about turning faith into a professional asset. Laura MacCorkle May 24, 2011
• Using Pop Culture to Reach People Joy Allmond May 23, 2011