Spiritual Life Archives

As ISIS carves a path of brutality across Iraq and Syria, many people are asking, “What can I do to help those who are fleeing?”

(RNS) God bless online media. Almost half of U.S. adults (46 percent) say they saw someone sharing “something about their faith” on the Internet in...

No matter how hard you work in ministry, you won’t be able to succeed unless you’re personally relying on Jesus.

Do you ever find yourself making snap judgments about a person based on his “look,” or the way he talks, or the work he does? It’s a pretty easy...

Scripture tells us that we are sheep, prone to wander. We lose our way, by our own poor choices, or the actions of others.

The world can be unfair, at times mercilessly so. But we aren't all victims, not all the time anyway, not for everything.

It’s in the midst of the ordinary that God grows you most powerfully into the person he wants you to become.

Nobody is as happy as he seems on Facebook. Let’s train ourselves not for spin control, but for prayer, for repentance, for joy.

Eugene Cho sits down with Crosswalk to discuss his new book Overrated, a heartfelt confession about reconciling the desire for social justice with...

Beloved quadriplegic and disability activist takes the American church to task for trying to eliminate suffering from Christian life.

We tend to use the word “friend” quite carelessly. I believe we are losing the real meaning of Biblical friendship.

Be present. Multi-tasking not only lowers your IQ, it keeps you need the most: joy, rest and intimacy with others and God.

The truth is, we cannot structure an image of God however we see fit. Even though we cannot see him, he is a real, Holy being.

Jesus himself was never shocked by people’s sinfulness, and he loved them no matter what.

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