Crosswalk Weekly Archives

Nothing in life can prepare us for the death of a loved one. Whether death results from a sudden accident or a sustained illness, it always catches...

The hope Psalm 88 brings us is not in it's ending, but in it's beginning.

Some issues in the Christian life matter more than others. The apostle Paul made a distinction between matters that were primary to the gospel, and...

I’ve heard it quoted by so many people. It’s been thrown in my face, reminding me what a sinful person I am for walking away from my marriage.

In a recent article entitled, Eugene Peterson on Changing His Mind about Same-Sex Issues and Marriage, we see again how truth is crumbling under...

Long and unnecessarily drawn-out, War for the Planet of the Apes is getting a lot of hype from secular critics, but there is very little here for a...

What happens when our children begin to question the very truths we build our families upon? Is it our fault? Will they reject the faith?

Sadly, there are no perfect churches, because there are no perfect people.

In this week's episode, the team discusses Kristen Wetherell's book about suffering as well as our society's obsession with vanity and appearances.

Scripture tells us to weep with those who weep and rejoice with those who rejoice.

Funny, relatable and bursting with action and adventure, this Avenger-in-training saga balances superhero skills with high school drama and brings...

Are you suffering right now? Would you say along with the psalmist that you’re afflicted?

I know that there is a general acceptance of antidepressant drugs, and these drugs definitely alter brain chemicals. But what about using marijuana...

Is Christianity compatible with feminism? Ask this question in nearly any Christian circle and you are almost sure to get some heated responses...

The Bible provides more than 600 references to heaven, and we can gain incredible joy and fresh vision for our lives on earth as we read and...