Crosswalk Weekly Archives

I think all of us struggle to really trust that God can and will come through when we need him. It’s so much easier to depend on the seen than to...

Five reasons it’s so hard to cast your worries aside is because of life stressors, family issues, relationship issues, medical scares, and the...

Pastor Mark Driscoll left the stage at a megachurch men’s conference after he criticized an earlier sword-swallowing performance by Alex Megala...

God knows all things. He knows our fears. He knows our doubts and the mind-numbing reel of thoughts that continue on a loop as we stand in line at...

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

The “weapons” that kill off marriages vary, but if we surrender to God’s wisdom and obey His Word, our marriages don’t have to die.

I will cast blame on others, retreat, maybe even hide from family and friends, then finally cry out to God. Yet, the truth is that loneliness can...

God promises to be all these things for us, even in our brokenness. We can look at the love passage and learn about the character of God through...

What biblical meaning can we discover from solar eclipses? Here are five key things to know about biblical prophecy and the solar eclipse of April...

Are you feeling lost, hopeless, without direction? Maybe you just aren’t sure how to talk to God anymore or if He’ll even listen. Here are seven...

The only hope we ever have of a pure heart is by the work of the Holy Spirit in our lives. Today, as we pray, let’s reflect on the work of God’s...

God is constantly speaking to people. But too often, they miss out on hearing God’s messages because they seek His guidance only when they’re going...

Why would we not run to our Father God with our questions, weaknesses, and needs? In the parable in Luke 15:11-32, the broken-down prodigal son...

Here are some key Biblical teachings that can guide us as we strive to be more intentional with our resources.

Here are a few questions to ask yourself and your community- your church family, friends, and inner circle—to help you unearth your purpose: