Crosswalk Weekly Archives

Stepping out to do what seems impossible can be scary – like trying to walk on water – but God will help you keep walking.

A heartwarming message and strong production values are bogged down by an unnecessary dichotomy between faith and using our talents.

How quick are you to talk about your brokenness? If you’re like me, it’s probably not your natural inclination. But God loves and uses the broken.

How would you respond to a verbal lashing in a Starbucks drive through? One woman tried something radical: doing what Jesus told us to do.

It's is so amazing what the Lord can tell us... but only if we are listening. The mother of a premature baby girl begged to see her baby just one...

Do you respond to other people’s needs at the expense of your own? Stop the chaos, and live with proper boundaries.

If there was one bit of wisdom that would serve you well the rest of your life, this is the single most important skill I've ever learned as a...

This was created for Genesis the Church in Royal Oak, MI for Aug. 31, 2008. The greatest peacemaker is love. Jesus tells us to love our enemies,...

Probably won't be considered an animated classic, but it’s sure a lot of fun as it embraces the spirit of Judi Barrett’s original work.

May be lacking in many ways, but it does preach the Gospel and remind us that asking the tough questions is important to building faith.

"He and his lady friend have been serious for a while, but when he asked to kiss her, his very dedication to God was questioned..."

God loves to hear what you have to say when you talk to Him in prayer. But how often do you listen to what God has to say to you?

There are some things in scripture that are crystal clear. God must be worshiped. Fellowship is a necessity. Evangelism must take place. These are...

The current lack of healthy role models in our culture can be discouraging when you consider the influences your son has growing up.

All children sometimes throw fits and disobey, and that fact does not hinge on the adeptness of the parents.