Crosswalk Culture Update

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  Colorful Characters Prove There's No Place Like HOME A delightful movie. Not groundbreaking or amazing or the greatest movie ever, but charming and sweet with genuinely funny moments. Susan Ellingburg Mar 27, 2015
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  Unbroken Adaptation Works but Waters Down Redemption Jolie's direction is competent and the film feels like a classic Hollywood war movie. What it doesn't feel like is Zamperini’s full tale. Christian Hamaker Mar 24, 2015
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  The Trailer for A Brave Heart Will Leave You Speechless Some stories have the power to change the world, Lizzie Velasquez’s story is one them. Ryan Duncan Mar 23, 2015
• WWJD: The Journey Continues Asks Good Questions but Runs Out of Steam Nothing to complain about here, but nothing stands out either. The impression the film leaves isn't deep, but Christian audiences will likely enjoy themselves during the 90 minutes they're watching it. Ryan Duncan Mar 20, 2015
• Kendrick Lamar Shares His Testimony With New Album Release It goes without saying that we are living in a golden age of Christian music, and according to Relevant Magazine, hip-hop star Kendrick Lamar has recently began to express his Christian faith. Ryan Duncan Mar 18, 2015
• Psychotic Moses, Scientific 'Miracles' Doom Ridley Scott's Exodus It's with his portrayal of 'God' that Scott draws his line in the sand, crosses it, and creates a Moses story of his own secular fancy. Jeffrey Huston Mar 17, 2015
• 8 Underrated 'Christian' Movies If audiences took the time to look beneath the unflattering stereotypes of Christian movies, they’d find more than one that deserve a second glance. Ryan Duncan Mar 16, 2015
• Impressive Carell Sheds His Comedic Skin for Foxcatcher Carell nails his part as an affluent mentor descending into madness, earning his Oscar nomination for this serious and shocking true story. Christa Banister Mar 10, 2015
• The Drop Box Director on Coming to Christ Brian Ivie tells how he found Jesus through the lens of camera in South Korea. Warren Cole Smith Mar 09, 2015
• Christ’s Freedom Shines in Mike Farris’ Grammy-winning Album Mike Farris’ Grammy-winning album Shine For All The People is the answer to those who view God as a cosmic Grinch (and Christians as His fun-squelching minions). Jeff Koch Mar 04, 2015
• Who's Watching All That Christian Media? Christians, but Not Many Others All the preaching, teaching, music and entertainment beamed by Christian TV and radio is primarily consumed by evangelicals and weekly churchgoers. Cathy Lynn Grossman Mar 02, 2015
• Focus Pulls One Con Too Many Toys with its audience the way its characters toy with each other, to the extent audiences are likely to feel betrayed by the innumerable revelations and R-rated content. Christian Hamaker Feb 27, 2015