Crosswalk Weekly Archives

We love our adult children, but sometimes take it for granted that they know we still love and support them. We don’t always need to use words, as...

You don’t have to cross oceans to change a life forever. The mission starts right where you are, and it matters more than you think.

Not every hard situation means you should quit, and not every opportunity is yours to pursue. These biblical questions and accompanying workbook...

Strengthening our marriage means making concerted efforts to do so, just as we must strengthen our bodies, health, and other relationships around...

Even when prayers feel unanswered, and hope seems slow to grow, God is faithfully working beneath the surface, bringing life and purpose in His...

During the historic Artemis II moon mission, pilot Victor Glover reflects on Earth's beauty and humanity's shared future, urging unity in the face...

This Easter, let’s meditate upon six people throughout history God used to point toward Christ. And then let’s marvel at Christ’s unwavering...

Disagreements, irritation, and even anger at our spouse don’t have to be relationship killers. When we are open to God’s leading in our hearts...

Easter isn’t just a story... it’s your future. This powerful prayer will awaken your heart to the life, victory, and hope Jesus secured for you.

Celebrate the true meaning of Easter with this faith-filled word search! Hunt for hidden words that tell the story of Jesus' death and...

The final third of every Gospel deals with one week in the life of Christ. I want to take us on a journey through the last week in Jesus’ life, so...

Jesus prioritized prayer—even in his most trying hours. This powerful discipline can transform your own struggles. Learn how turning to prayer can...

Tragic violence struck a Nigerian bar on Palm Sunday, leaving at least 22 dead as armed assailants and an angry mob targeted Christians.

In these uncertain and fearful times, it seems almost impossible to sustain any semblance of hope about our world, its future, and our future in...

The women didn't run away from the crucifixion. Was it because they were braver or more committed than the men who had followed Jesus?