Crosswalk Weekly Archives

You may not like or agree with what they're doing, but accepting them as adults and being proud of them simply for being your child is key. This is...

Christians are not perfect. While we get a lot of things right, there are still quite a few things we get wrong. Here is a list of 8 things every...

I don't know exactly what you are going through right now, but I do know that God sees you, and even when it feels like He has checked out, I can...

When I was a new Christian, hearing and knowing God’s voice were the two things I struggled the most with. We can grow to learn and...

While God will accept any prayer we pray from our hearts, there are seven key aspects of praying well that Jesus shows us in his example prayer and...

At the end of the day, gambling is fueled by a love for money. Once you make money your master, it can be hard to remove yourself as its servant.

You might scoff at the article’s title. My need for money has ratcheted up. What could I need more? Here are three potential answers.

Each year, Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent. Often called the Day of Ashes, Ash Wednesday starts Lent by focusing the Christian’s heart on...

One year after ads by the He Gets Us campaign ignited a social media debate, a new round of Jesus-centric Super Bowl commercials on Sunday night...

I’ve thought about it a lot, and read about love and the meanings of love.

While nobody sets out to sabotage their marriage, it's not that hard to do. And often, we may not realize that we're doing any damage at all—until...

There are certainly many ways seniors become timid or draw back into their comfort zone; but I believe there are at least 10 ways we can learn to...

The new year promises to be a solid year for Christian movies. It could be the best year ever. Angel Studios has an impressive slate. So does...

We’ve gotten into the habit of putting our spiritual lives into a box labeled “Sunday Mornings Only!” that gets put back on the shelf the second we...

What if I held God’s blessings close to my heart rather than in contempt? What if I chose to walk in joy and gratitude versus pity and annoyance?