Crosswalk Weekly Archives

Our mistakes are part of our lives, but they don’t define us. What matters is that we keep working toward self-improvement.

We all wonder about what heaven is like and what our deceased loved ones are doing there. As God’s Word, the Bible serves as the primary source of...

When you learn to let go and allow your newlywed children to establish their own family unit under the Lord’s authority, you are showing respect...

Jesus, through the Gospel, stepped in and more than fulfilled the role that Adam failed.

The enemy is hard at work, misleading our children in an already hyper-sexualized society with messages about their bodies, love, and marriage. His...

Being a Christian means that you trust in Jesus to save you. You trust fully in His completed work on the cross, placing all of your hope in His...

Emotional trauma can be quick to happen, but take a lifetime to recover from.

Just as a branch needs a vine to grow, we have to remain in Christ to grow. As the branches, we cannot create fruit on our own.

Christian singleness is a gift—it offers unique opportunities to serve God with undivided devotion and joy. This article explores how to embrace...

When you feel unseen, exhausted, or tempted to wonder if your faithfulness matters, God reminds you that every labor offered to Him is seen and...

You may think venting helps you get things off your chest, but constantly replaying negative emotions can actually train your brain to stay stuck...

The actor portraying Jesus in The Chosen reveals the series' profound impact, resonating with diverse audiences by fulfilling a deep human search...

Surrendering to God transforms your life by replacing control with peace, deepening trust in Him, freeing you from anxiety and destructive...

The Bible tells us that two are better than one (Ecclesiastes 4:9-12). We know God’s Word to be true, but if we are human and honest, we...

We all have those dark, lifeless places where we think nothing good can happen. As we grieve these areas of life, may we, like Hannah, turn to the...