Crosswalk PLUS Weekly Archives

Being alone with God, in the moment, listening to Him is where we get refreshed.

Singing, therefore, is quite significant in the Bible. Multiple examples in both the Old and New Testament demonstrate the use of song by mankind,...

Getting along with sandpaper people requires a new point of view, seeing them as God sees them. We cannot base love for difficult people on...

Three of the four Gospels are nearly identical, yet they are there for a reason – because repetition of the same account from different sources...

We must embrace church discipline over the fear of what people might think. We must not shy away from the truth, but face it head-on knowing that...

Friends feed us and refresh us. Paul writes about the importance of friendships--in particular, his friendship with Onesiphorus – in his second...

As summer moves forward, don’t let the time slip away. Make a list of all the fun things you want to do and put a sticker next to it when you...

How we engage with our children on difficult subjects like mass shootings is critical to their development; it’s vital to shaping in them a godly...

Whether on social media, at work, or in social clubs – wherever there are people in today’s America – there is the potential for cancel culture....

God’s Word is filled with tips for learning to handle anger in a healthy and godly way. Here are 8 of them.

What is the most important part about being a Christian? Is it believing in Jesus, or believing in a particular politician or cause? Most of us...

Max Lucado's book, You'll Get Through This is written to those who, like Joseph, find themselves stuck in the pit of suffering.

How do we live joyfully in hard seasons? Let’s explore some ways we can live joyfully, even in the tough seasons of life.

Is there some trick to stay in God’s perfect peace, or are we forever bound to fall into fear once more? The only way to know for sure is to...

Is this age finally wrapping up and giving way to God’s Kingdom? The best answer I have for that is yes. And no. And, well, maybe.