Today on Crosswalk: New & Noteworthy Archives

Regardless of our political positions on certain environmental issues, Christians have a spiritual position from God to be good stewards of the...

Who exactly was Naomi? Why should we have sympathy for her circumstances? And what can we learn from her?

It’s the first multi-season show about the life of Christ, and it’s already turned heads within Hollywood for its record-breaking form of funding.

If you sense this hardness, why not let God change it? Offer that situation, hurt, or question to Him. Simply ask for understanding,...

Loneliness and anxiety are setting in for our kids during quarantine, as much as they are enjoying being home. Child counselor Sissy Goff shares 3...

Being a Christian leader is a high and noble calling. It requires carrying a heavy cross—just as Jesus did. It’s my hope that you’ll recognize...

If we find ourselves grumbling about the same things over and over, we can pause and think about how we can do things differently. Then we can make...

God uses trials to show that he alone deserves the credit. Trials make it clear to the world that God is at work in your life, and that He alone is...

Finding family-friendly comedy content may seem like a daunting task, but here are 15 family-friendly film that will always cheer you up.

Already outnumbering Millennials, Gen Z has become the largest generation in America. They are growing up in a much different world than those...

We know God is never afraid of doubt. But if we ‘believe’ then how can we explain to others who are skeptical, that God isn’t ‘just an...

Storm the gates of heaven with prayers for a miraculous healing, cure, and end of COVID-19’s spread. Our God is the God of miracles. Let’s not...

Whether you are stuck in a physical place or stuck in discouragement, Jesus meets us where we are and encourages through His Word.

Mary Magdalene sets a beautiful and powerful example of gratitude, faithfulness, and loyalty. Here are 6 lessons we can learn from her life.

We might just conclude that God was with us, after all. We might just embrace “the day after” as a new opportunity for living, for serving, and for...