Today on Crosswalk: New & Noteworthy Archives

Even when your child’s choices bring deep pain, God still calls you to love. Here’s how to hold fast in faith.

By curbing burnout at its source, churches can have vibrant ministries for every person in a volunteer position and give them the...

Our children are under spiritual attack, but the enemy’s tactics are subtle. Learn vulnerable areas where young hearts and minds are being shaped,...

The terms that are distinctly religious but don’t seem to communicate any longer are a distinct category that causes me concern.

God sees every sacrifice you make to care for your loved one, and he doesn’t expect you to sustain this role in your own limited strength. When you...

The LDS church is so focused on eternal marriage and families that it ignores that life is about placing faith in and knowing the only true,...

Prayer helps us look away from our own mistakes and trust God, who created marriage in the first place. Through prayer, we find the power to stay...

We should picture our loved ones bowing before the throne of God with every tongue, tribe, and nation. We should picture them in Paradise doing...

Routine is the secret sauce to real growth and development as a follower of Jesus. We can make excuses and pretend we like to spontaneously connect...

As your child embarks on their journey into adulthood, navigating the complex emotions of pride, grief, and fear is a significant part of the...

For thoughtful Christians, they may wonder if waging a relentless culture war is the godliest or most fruitful way to approach this set of issues....

We should pray for others to be healed, and we should also pray for the Lord to help us.

If we want to be content in our present lives, we must spend time with God and cultivate our relationship with Him.

OCD is often reduced to jokes about neatness or organization, but the disorder is far more painful and complex. In this article, Peyton Garland...

Nate Bargatze’s first feature film brings clean comedy, family chaos, and a surprisingly meaningful message about parenting, marriage, and learning...