Today on Crosswalk: New & Noteworthy Archives

While walking down the aisle, my husband and I had no idea that depression would take such a toll on our marriage again and again. But even...

Even though the Book of Job can be daunting, the lessons learned are life-changing. Here's the hope offered amidst what appears hopeless.

In her new book, Jeannie Clarkson reveals practices that help weary leaders recover a sense of balance and joy. Almost like a vaccine, they've been...

I know firsthand depression and parenting are a hard combination. Thankfully, I also know that by God’s grace you can recover and find joy again.

Racial reconciliation has been a hot topic in recent years, not just in Christian circles. The phrase itself may evoke a range of emotions in...

Do you let your kids do Halloween? It's an important discussion to have with fellow believers since many are so split on the issue.

Any obsessive interest in vampires—or for that matter witches, ghosts, and other occultic figures—can be unhealthy at best and dangerous at worst....

Brothers and sisters, it is never our responsibility to judge the soul of another, regardless of an individual’s past.

Culture says they’re simply words. But is this true? And what does it matter to us as believers?

Genesis 2:24 teaches that when a man leaves his parents to marry a wife, they then become one flesh. Thus, since the two souls are joined, what...

We can tell how beloved women are to God by how radically Jesus treated women as he walked the earth. He broke every societal rule to include,...

Let me begin by saying that I know and appreciate many women who have been recognized as pastors. They are diligent, steadfast, and hard-working....

Conflicting opinions abound. Some believe Halloween is a purely pagan holiday, or even the devil’s day. Others point to origins in the...

Regardless of whether you’re a lover or a hater, I’m betting there are at least 10 things you don’t know about Halloween.

Yes, fallen angels do exist (Luke 10:18) and may interfere in our lives (Ephesians 6:12) more often than we would imagine or consider in our...