Threats to Intimacy, a Movie Not to Crow(e) About, Selah and Sadness and a Faithful Pastor Thrown Overboard are This Week's Websightings

Update on Noah film: "Noah's director Darren Aronofsky, a self-described atheist . . . "

Seven Threats to Intimacy
Family Life Today Broadcast Series (a ministry of Cru/Campus Crusade for Christ)


1. Communication Breakdown


2. Difficult Adjustments


3. the 50/50 Relationship


4. The Storm (Trials)


5. Extra-marital Affairs


6. Overcommitment


7. Selfishness




This Noah Film is Nothing to Crow(e) about

Ken Ham's Take on the Film


7:00 AM PST 2/12/2014 by Kim Masters

  




Choosing Life in the Midst of an Adverse Pregnancy (Part 1 of 2)


RAY ORTLUND|
Faithful pastor, you’re not crazy

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