Today on Crosswalk: New & Noteworthy Archives

Unfortunately, some women in ministry experience struggles that may sound foreign to their male peers. Welcome to a conversation that is meant to...

As I was recently reading through the book of Exodus, I was inspired by Moses. His life and culture may have looked a lot different from mine,...

Christ’s work not only prompts a response, it demands one. But how? Do I work to earn his favor? Do I seek to prove that I’m worth the sacrifice?...

There are currently over 24.5 million different pornographic websites on the Internet, which represents approximately 12% of all websites. What’s...

Whether you’re 9 or 29, or your child is, these biblical figures can exemplify how you (or they) can live a life for Christ—even at an early age.

Training children to pick up after themselves teaches them important life lessons that will help them their whole lives.

Much of what we hear today about salvation focuses on the cross. It’s no wonder that we fail to grasp the deeper meaning of the resurrection.

The Apocalypse? What does that word mean? According to Dictionary.com, it means “revelation, disclosure, uncover, reveal.” I found the title page...

Jesus talked about debt, and what he said about it was not a side message, it was a major theme. And why should debt not be one of the themes of...

Death. The very word can trigger images of darkness, men and women in black, of grief, and for some, fear. But God doesn’t want us to live in fear...

With so many healthy, able-bodied members of the body of Christ available to serve, l know that no one would blame me for cashing in my...

It’s relatively easy to accept that rules about pork and shellfish and ceremonial washings don’t apply to us Christians today. But it’s a lot...

Laurie Short's book Finding Faith in the Dark tackles one of the toughest questions of the Christian faith: how to keep your eyes on God when...

Just ask yourself what you wouldn’t want done to you if you went to a new church this weekend.

It’s graduation time! You’ve done it! You’ve survived high school, or your first college degree, or maybe even your second. May the following...