Crosswalk Weekly Archives

There’s something about the beginning of a new year that makes us all unbridled optimists.

I am not making resolutions. But I am walking forward away from some things and toward others.

May the road rise to meet you, May the wind be always at your back. May the sun shine warm upon your face, The rains fall soft upon your fields....

Chip Gaines has broken the silence about the recent controversy stirred up by a BuzzFeed article in regards to the couple’s church and their...

Just as a plant must be pruned, our marriages bloom when we strip things that take away from our relationship and focus on those that add to it.

A number of significant archaeological discoveries were made in the past year which hold particular significance for biblical history. Here are the...

I was wrong about Sing. The trailers made it look like a 90-minute, 2.5-star, animated version of The Voice featuring anthropomorphic animals, but...

Each time I read through the drama of the Book of Job, some new theme seems to stick out to me.

It's important to differentiate between normal and abnormal behavior in teens before thinking the worst.

Prayer is our primary means of communication with God, and it is only through God that we have the strength, abilities and wisdom we need to...

From understanding the Rapture to recognizing evil to hearing God speak, it was another year of excellent content on Crosswalk.com. Hopefully it...

Many unprecedented events occurred this year, and it may be helpful for Christians to review these major news stories as a new year approaches.

Guests at the Smithsonian were in for a Christmas treat when a lone cellist started to play. Within seconds, he was joined by other members of The...

It was the perfect scene, calm and serene, not a worry or a care. At least, that’s how we want to imagine the first Christmas. But let’s take a...

The year before Jesus was born, Zechariah was tending to business, lighting incense for the Israelites when he got the fright of his life.