Crosswalk Weekly Archives

If the past year represents a season of hardship for you that is still not over, here are some prayers. Prayers for loneliness, fear, sickness –...

There is a distinct ebb and flow woven into Scripture from beginning to end between complementarianism and egalitarianism. Perhaps we are putting...

You have an enemy who wants to attack your desires, your thoughts, even how you treat your body. So you need to be on guard against Satan’s...

God will not allow any circumstance, or any person, to hold us back from His blessing, favor, and purpose for our lives. We don't have to worry,...

Of all the important insights we can take from the amount of music in the book of Revelation, one of the most significant realizations that has...

That term still stings, doesn’t it? It seems as if people everywhere want you to wear a large, scarlet letter “D” around your neck.

Will you forget the lessons learned during this pandemic? Will you go right back to complaining about the heat of the sun and forget about the...

These facts help us face our daily lives with greater hope—and the help of our Lord. When the world seems out of control, family drama threatens to...

Every year at Easter, Christians refocus on the cornerstone of our faith: the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. However, it’s easy to forget...

Jesus’ death on the cross, the worst day in history, was absolutely made good because of God’s redemptive plan. That plan included a rescue from...

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...

Marriage is about commitment, sacrifice, serving, giving, forgiving and then doing all over again every day. In honor of marriages everywhere, here...

Courage and deep-rooted confidence was exhibited by each one of these women as they stood in the face of stark adversity and the death of their...

10 Crosswalk staffers and their family members past and present weigh in on the value of their experiences at Christian colleges and universities.

Don’t smother them with questions, Scripture quotes, devotional materials, or books on healing from grief. It’s yet not the time.