Crosswalk Weekly Archives

Every year at Easter, Christians refocus on the cornerstone of our faith: the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. However, it’s easy to forget...

Jesus’ death on the cross, the worst day in history, was absolutely made good because of God’s redemptive plan. That plan included a rescue from...

Marriage is about commitment, sacrifice, serving, giving, forgiving and then doing all over again every day. In honor of marriages everywhere, here...

Courage and deep-rooted confidence was exhibited by each one of these women as they stood in the face of stark adversity and the death of their...

10 Crosswalk staffers and their family members past and present weigh in on the value of their experiences at Christian colleges and universities.

Don’t smother them with questions, Scripture quotes, devotional materials, or books on healing from grief. It’s yet not the time.

As you organize your upcoming Easter plans, the meaning behind these traditions can help them become richer in value and consideration. Here are 8...

Could Judas Iscariot have changed his own destiny by choosing to ask for God's forgiveness like Peter did, instead of committing suicide? Or was he...

Unfortunately, some of the Bible's best and most loved words of God are those that face the repercussions of displacement. As followers of The Way,...

You might not think your role as a grandparent is a significant one, but here are 4 powerful ways you can impact your grandchildren and generations...

Even when we don’t receive the answers we want, we have to keep coming to him. Here are three reasons why God doesn’t always answer prayers for...

The day we trusted Christ was only the beginning of a great adventure, and there are many things we can do to change our life now and our future.

Available digitally April 2, ROE V. WADE follows Dr. Bernard Nathanson and Dr. Mildred Jefferson as they square off in a national battle in this...

Cancel culture is huge these days. What is it, and what if Christianity gets "canceled" by the culture around us?

Leviticus teaches us that God is the initiator with his people and not the other way around. With an Exodus behind them, and the Promised Land...