Today on Crosswalk: New & Noteworthy Archives

The new movie Roe v. Wade, now on home video platforms, tells the Story of the famous Supreme Court decision through the eyes of Bernard Nathanson,...

God, who is good, had a plan to save an otherwise lost people through Jesus, and Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection are all a part of that plan...

Remembering God’s attributes and choosing an eating lifestyle to honor them seems wise. Enter "intuitive eating."

Considering that the Old Testament Scriptures were entrusted to the Jewish people, wouldn't it be safe to assume that most or all Jewish people...

Much as a shepherd directs the flock of sheep to graze in the field, through the wilderness, back to shelter, Jesus does the same for believers. He...

The talented men of VoicePlay put their own a cappella spin on the classic tune ‘Bridge Over Troubled Water.’

One of the primary reasons kids walk away from their faith is because they never personally owned it. Here are 7 ways parents can help their kids...

Crosswalk had the opportunity to chat with Alan about his newest film, A Week Away, along with Adam Watts, who actually wrote the song “High School...

Here’s the super simple, yet extremely complicated answer. Joy is found in the Lord. Period. I could end the article there, but I won’t.

Over the course of the last year, those outside of the Christian faith have increasingly looked on Christians with derision. A new animus has...

The easiest time to learn obedience is as a child under the care of loving, leading parents, but children of God are continually called into a...

Worship should be more than something reserved only for Sunday mornings. When we take time to worship God together, what follows is an increased...

Perhaps, it’s time to put to rest a few of these hymns—not because they are “bad,” but because they simply don’t cultivate a heart of worship.

When we live with a healthy perspective of an imperfect world, we learn how to deal with the hurt that we experience. It will help us grow in...

Joseph of Arimathea appears briefly in Scripture but plays a remarkable and important role.