Crosswalk PLUS Weekly Archives

God is not done with you. One more time - God is not done with you. He is not done with me. He is not done with any of us. God has not quit on you....

There are some really cool benefits that homeschooling can provide for your family if you feel called to give it a try. Here are a few of the gifts...

The pruning process in a nutshell involves removing, cutting, or addressing all the potential things that can hinder the growth of the plants in...

In Germany, Martin Luther had no idea that nailing his 95 Theses to the door of Wittenburg’s Castle Church would trigger the Protestant...

Having an anxiety disorder doesn’t mean our faith is fake or broken. 

With all that they allow us to do and all that they don’t, why should we have children? Here are seven rewarding reasons why we should have...

Who was St. John of the Cross, and how might this concept of a “dark night of the soul” be helpful for us today?

Anna is the only woman in the New Testament to be referred to as a prophetess. This woman of faith, who served the Lord and his people, recognized...

Fernweh is a combination of two words. Fern which means distance (not houseplant) and wehe which means ache, misery, or sickness. Combine the two,...

With so much wisdom available to us, why are so many families broken? And, more importantly, is there a way to stop the ongoing cycle? Here...

Teens’ mental health is in crisis. We can see how the aftermath of walking through a global pandemic, coupled with the effects of a more digital...

We fight for family by waging peace. We don't talk bad about each other – that is criticism – and it destroys the church's peace. We address...

When God makes a plan, God also makes a way. That is who our Father is. That is what our Father does. We can look back at moments of crisis and...

The battle of good and evil wages in the background of our lives. Each day, let’s pray to recognize the work of the enemy for what it is, instead...

As Christians, the issue is not necessarily whether or not we have our trust tested, but rather, how we respond to the test. Ideally, the outcome...