Crosswalk Weekly Archives

When God is pleased with us and we are living holy lives, doubtless we experience happiness in the fullest and truest sense of the word.

In our home we have a profanity filter on our television that (most of the time) prevents foul language from entering our living room.

Here are five ways in which a child’s fear of death and hell can be an opportunity to tell him or her about Jesus and His work on the cross.

If you have a mother-in-law, you may wonder sometimes what she’s thinking. More specifically, you may wonder what she’s thinking about you.

The Circle is an engrossing premise, but fails to deliver in the small moments. This technological dystopia earns 2 out of 5.

This week, the editors sit down to discuss Jen Hatmaker's heartfelt Good Friday post about the "Christian Machine" and have a larger conversation...

God does not honor the abusive man and that she is to be treated always with dignity and honor. I’m certain her responses are cries for help.

Hell is a confusing notion to wrap our heads around. But hell is an important part of biblical teaching so Christians need to wrestle with the...

Recently, Crosswalk.com was given an exclusive interview with the cast and creators of The Promise where they discussed their motivations behind...

While there are many questionnaires to assess your marriage, I have a simple method for determining whether or not you need immediate help.

This week on our mini episode, we discuss Bible study -- how we do it, what resources we're using, how we reward ourselves in our quiet times, and...

Jesus saw people, not as they were, but as what they might become. This is the essence of the resurrection story.

While not the most expansive of holidays, Easter still has several terrific films to its name. Here are the top 10 movies for Christians to watch...

Being divorced that many times possibly shows a lack of being able to 1) pick the right mate and 2) stay married.

Mealtime during Jesus’ day had significant meaning beyond just eating.