Crosswalk PLUS Weekly Archives

We can gain wisdom through prayer, learning from our own experiences, and the experiences of other people. Drawing from all the above, here are 5...

David won multitudes of battles because he listened to the Lord’s guidance before he pursued an enemy. He is an example to us that seeking divine...

As the well is described, there is a stone covering the water for the sheep in the flocks. The stone literally had to be rolled away. This means...

We are called to rise above a fractured society, not reflect it. When we see bitterness and hatred today—especially online, where we spend so much...

We can learn how to use our emotions in a healthy way. Emotions can either be stepping stones or quicksand. It really depends on how we use them...

The winter can be a tough time of year for our mental health. Here are five great ways to combat anxiety and depression during the dark winter...

Experience shows, we learn when we talk to people. Not those who think like we do, but those who can teach us something new, something different....

As a new year begins, how can we show faith and certainty in Christ to a world that so desperately needs it?

But when we get away from God's Word, we become an easy target for Satan. Sin will either keep us from God's Word, or God's Word will keep us from...

I am sharing a few of our biggest fears and things that have surprised us, in hopes that hearing our story may encourage you to follow God’s heart...

Have you ever asked yourself, what’s the daily life of a pastor like? We stare at them and listen on Sundays, but otherwise, pastors can be in...

Instead of allowing our minds to dwell on the difficulties and the work that lies ahead, we can renew our perspective through the power of the Holy...

By making a conscious effort to both acknowledge and trust God, we can continuously exchange our fear for security in the Lord. Here are 31 verses...

Holidays have a way of resurrecting old hurt and painful pasts that have left us wounded and bitter. Everyone struggles with bitterness. If we are...

I think I am the typical father struggling to provide for the family who realizes that I have been absent and that this has affected my youngest...