Today on Crosswalk Archives

Feeling cooped up this winter and tired of screens? Here are 15 ways to bring joy, movement, and meaning into your family’s routine until spring...

Why the Jewish Roots of Christianity Matter

If you’ve been craving deeper strength in prayer, peace in sorrow, or wisdom for today, one of these books may be the timely guide your heart has...

When both of you decide to let most things go while openly discussing the important issues, communication in your marriage will take on a whole new...

Whether you believe in guardian angels or not, it is important to remember the message of the angel to the Apostle John. Angels are servants of the...

Lizzie Morgan’s live performance of “Unlearning” is a quiet storm of surrender—and a reminder that letting go is where faith begins.

Even as Christians, the fear of death often lingers—not of what comes after, but of the pain and process itself—yet we can find hope in Jesus’...

When the fear is loud and faith feels far, God’s Word is your lifeline. These powerful Scriptures offer steady peace when your heart is anything...

I began praying for my husband fourteen years ago. I wish I would’ve prayed the other fourteen. I would’ve been grateful instead of resentful of...

The transition into a blended family isn’t easy—and pretending it is won’t help. These seven biblical and practical steps will help you love well...

It’s important to remember that God created humans in God’s image. Therefore, each of these personality types is, in essence, part of God’s master...

Jamie MacDonald didn’t just write music—she found herself in the process. Her debut album is the sound of faith rising from the ashes.

If you’re not familiar with minimalism, it essentially embraces living a simple life with fewer but carefully selected things and fewer commitments...

Pastor, if you want to preach sermons that glorify God, offer tangible hope, prompt true heart change, and leave an eternal impact—not merely...

Let’s look at how the church, and we as congregants, can recognize the overlooked people in our churches and help them feel welcome and valued.