Crosswalk Weekly Archives

I love that all things are possible with God, but am not too fond of the fact that nowhere does the Bible say things will be easy!

Fun for kids and adults, provides a lot of laughs, teaches a little history, even makes a few points about parent/child relationships.

Amy Clipston shares her marital and financial struggles, and how a mutual organ donation saved two families from losing a parent.

Noah is a biblical epic, starring Hollywood actors, directed by an atheist, about God's wrath and mercy, surrounded in unknowns.

Whether we like it or not, there are times when we experience mistreatment by others.

Humans have not always been the most judicious in their use of social media, and Christians are certainly no exception.

"In only two hours... we wanted to encourage people to go out. Change the world. Start the conversations." ~Mark Burnett

A respectful telling of the life of Christ—perhaps too respectful—that, like so many other movies about Jesus, is a mostly solemn affair.

The truth is that marriage can’t make anyone happy, but happy people can make their marriages happy.

If you let deceptive thoughts distract you from God’s messages, you can fall victim to insecurity, fear, and discouragement.

It’s crucial to discover and unleash your God-given influence – your clout – in order to fulfill God’s purposes for your life.

Hailed by many to be one the best Disney films in decades, Frozen has been warming the hearts of viewers both young and old.

In a follow-up to Crosswalk's Top 10 Movies of the year video, editors Shawn McEvoy and Stephen McGarvey chat about some of their other favorites...

Three powerful forces are driving the current departure of young Christians from the Church.

2013 had an abundance of films to make us laugh, cry, think... even pray. Crosswalk editors Shawn McEvoy & Stephen McGarvey break down the best of...