The Crosswalk Devotional Archives

As believers, we have hope in Christ.

Most of us remember the moment we found out about the horrific terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001.

Being fruitful takes time.

We’re becoming more and more accustomed to not having to wait for anything.

For several years, Dad was pretty much my pet project. I was always sharing with him when I could, always witnessing, always loving on him...

As I prepare to celebrate a day off work, I’ve been pondering three things that God has been teaching me about work in the past year or so.

What gift have you been entrusted with that you are still just playing with? Or hiding? Or wasting?

We cannot justify, rationalize, excuse or project our own actions or sins upon others.

Can you look back on “the routine, the difficult, even the painful” times of your life and see how God has developed your character?

Do you have unrealized desires?

Our job is to open the door that leads to Christ, through prayer, through friendship, and through service.

It seems clear to me that the root of all human sin is unbelief.

That little muscle called the tongue holds the power of life and death.

Jesus forgave those who murdered Him not only on the cross but also in their hearts.

This is one of the biggest dangers we face as Christians: becoming exclusive with the grace of Jesus Christ.