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Will you join with today’s Nehemiahs and help restore unity, distinction and holiness that is called for in the body of Christ?

As believers, when we abandon the order of Scripture then we embrace the chaos of life. And nothing good ever comes from that.

Some days you're in the fire. And you’re pretty sure you don’t see Shadrach, Meshach or Abednego walking around in your midst.

Forget about evolution or climate change. Disneynature’s newest nature film is solely about primates . . . and doing the right thing.

Perhaps we need to consider simplifying our “worlds,” so that we may be ready to answer: “Speak, for your servant is listening.”

What’s blogworthy? A documentary about bullying, a film about the 1920s Cristero War and the mysterious “Project Yellow Sphere.”

Is it time to cut out what is a “cancer” in your life or is prohibiting you from looking to Jesus and growing closer to him?

Bible trivia aficionados rejoice! There’s a new game show in town, and it’s celebrating the best-selling book of all time.

Praise God for the new life he gives us through Jesus Christ! And praise him that he doesn’t give up on us as we grow in him.

If you've been following along at Crosswalk this past month, you already know my picks for best movies of 2011. And, I'll be back in this spot Sunday night attempting my first-ever live blog during the Oscar telecast. But, what about the man who taught me everything he knows about film and acting? What are his picks?

I'll never be able to keep my kitchen floor spotless all of the time. And what does that have to do with my holiness anyway?

There's a bit of controversy abrew over what Hollywood has done to the story of Kim and Krickett Carpenter in the hit movie The Vow. Asked to comment for a FOXNews.com story, how did I respond?

Jesus is coming again. So turn your heart toward God, read his Word and humble yourself to receive what he has planned for you.

It is easy to get discouraged in this life, to keep our focus on what is instead of on what could be or what is promised to us in the Word.

Not every film about faith is worth seeing, but when faith is present in a film it both sparks conversations and is there because conversations are already happening.

Patience prevents rash judgment, and judgmentalism. It secures a plan. It is a beautiful paradox of being a non-action and yet a conscious exercise of free will.

In his absence, Jesus wanted his disciples to live purposefully while spreading the good news before being reunited with him one day in our heavenly home.

Want to put up your Christmas tree twice? Me neither. But a funny thing happened on the way to December 25 this year. And I had to.

Crosswalk sent out a poll regarding voting preferences this week, and the results are in. But the first thing I notice from the survey isn't about politics at all...

The Christmas season can easily become a time of “how can I get through this?” instead of “Emmanuel, God with us!”