The Weekly Newsletter of Christianity Today International
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Last week, the top Christian music artists were honored at the GMA Dove Awards. Find out who took home top honors at the awards, and read about the performances and special tributes here. Then check out the rest of our ChristianMusicToday.com channel for the latest music news, album reviews, and exclusive interviews with your favorite artists.
If movies are more your thing, you'll want to be sure to visit our CT Movies channel for a Christian perspective on the latest films. The channel features news reports and commentaries, along with new movie reviews posted every Friday with discussion questions and notes for parents. We hope these channels will help you keep the entertainment in your home family friendly and God honoring.
Then check out the articles from the rest of our channels on ChristianityToday.com in the right-hand column of this newsletter.

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Doves Honor Unsung Heroes Along With Favorites Toby tops and Casting can't be stopped, as the 39th Annual Dove Awards impress with classy live performances and poignant tributes. By Andree Farias with Russ Breimeier
As expected, repeat winners dominated most of the top categories for the 39th Annual GMA Dove Awards, which honors artists in Christian music. But the Gospel Music Association also remembered several previously unsung heroes during the ceremony, which was broadcasted live, in part, from the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville. Click to continue.
ChristianMusicToday.com Keep up with all your favorite Christian music artists.
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The Great Awakening Jim Wallis reminds us that religious faith was a driving
force behind our nation's greatest social reforms,
ultimately propelling us toward the common good.
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Relentless, CD
Natalie Grant says, "I pray this album will awaken the
relentless spirit within others, knowing that as you draw near to God, He will draw near to you."
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Flywheel: Director's Cut, DVD
A dishonest used car salesman learns to honor God with his
business. Contains new bonus features including an 8-part
Bible study. From the creators of Facing the Giants.
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One Sunday I was teaching my Junior Church kids, ages 7 through 12, the story of Abraham pleading with the Lord not to destroy Sodom and the righteous people living there. I explained how Abraham started by asking that the city be spared if there were 50 righteous folks there, then 45, then 30, then 20.
I continued, "Finally, Abraham asked that Sodom be spared if there were only ten who loved the Lord there. And what do you think God said?"
When I paused for their answer, one little boy raised his hand and said, "I think God said, 'Don't push your luck!'"
—Lois Bergy, Lowell, Michigan
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Love Being Married 5 great reasons why I do—and you can, too!
When a Son Kills
Gene and Carol Kent had a loving family, strong faith, and a great marriage. One gunshot changed everything.
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Interview: Why She Sings Contrary to what some people say, the legendary Dionne Warwick got her start in gospel music and says she has never abandoned her faith or her church.
The Irony of Iron Man What can we learn from an armor-encased superhero who can protect others, but can't save himself? And what does his story say about finding strength in weakness?
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What's your feeling about Christian music these days compared to last year?- More optimistic about what I'm hearing these days compared to last year.
- About the same as what I was hearing last year.
- Less optimistic about what I'm hearing these days compared to last year.
Vote here, and see how your answer compares to others'.
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Now that Expelled is in theaters, will you:- Skip it altogether: 34%
- See it sometime: 28%
- Wait until it comes out on DVD: 17%
- See it this week: 10%
- See it this month: 10%
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