Today on Crosswalk Archives

There's something delightfully retro and very-early-Disney about this worthwhile adaptation of the popular children's book.

Imagine a moderate Moses: "Let my people go." "No." "Oh. Very well." A moderate David: "Yep, that giant sure is big."

Are you often anxious or fearful? Here are three powerful actions you can take to overcome your fears and let Christ's peace reign in your heart.

Holding a biblical sexual ethic is fast inviting charges of intolerance and bigotry. How should Christians react?

All the crazy going on around us today leaves us feeling anxious, overwhelmed, tense, with thoughts spinning out of control.

Michael S. Horton, of Relevant Magazine, asks why so many Christians are afraid of living ordinary lives?

Becoming a teenager can be a scary prospect (for both child and parent). So, how can we help with this transition?

The words we use have tremendous power. The Bible says that life and death are in the power of the tongue.

Riddle me this, “What do you call a Batman show with no Batman?” The answer? Why, Gotham, of course.

Even in Christian marriages, there are times when one might be tempted to think that he or she has married the wrong person.

Sin is a reality with which we all must live. No one can escape the struggles we have with rebelling against God’s call on our lives. The battle...

Nuanced and intelligent, it rises gracefully above much of what has come before in this one-night-only event form of Christian media.

Christian Bale seems to play Moses with multi-dimensional complexity, but God doesn’t get the same depth of character.

Remember a boundary is not a fortress. It’s a gate that allows good folks in and keeps some untrustworthy ones out.

Married men have gargantuan responsibility to provide, protect, lead, love, be available for the kids, and shepherd the family faith.