Today on Crosswalk Archives

A baseball movie that's not about baseball. A heartwarming (and completely predictable) underdog story based on a real-life competition.

How often do we slip into a regular pattern of life, and then find ourselves convicted about not making enough of a difference in our world?

Follow Jesus’s example of incarnational ministry by being present and deeply involved among the people in your life.

Thematically and visually dark and characterized by joylessness, this reboot manages to take the popcorn out of summer blockbusters.

Natural talents are the result of our genetic inheritance and the training in our family environment. Spiritual gifts are given to us by the Spirit...

Emily Letts decided to make a video about her own abortion, and the result is one of the most disturbing video messages ever presented to public...

The video Emily Letts recently made of her abortion was understandably met with shock, horror, sadness and disbelief. In it, the 25-year-old...

The idea of Western individual spirituality--me and God--actually hurts the process of change.

I’ve always been curious about how Jacob—now known as Israel—wrestled with God. I couldn’t understand what it meant.

What are we supposed to do with the Bible stories where people not only lie, but seem to be honored for doing so?

Instead of trying to do it all or stressing because we simply can’t, we need to be realistic about what we are really able to accomplish.

Crosswalk.com hits the streets of Richmond, Virginia to gather thoughts and memories of motherhood from the ones who have lived it. Mothers of all...

Bethany Jett has a dilemma. While reading The Fault in Our Stars by John Green, she grew uncomfortable with the novel’s crass language.

Part of what makes Stars such an engaging read is that the protagonists meet in a support group for kids with cancer.

A reader asks, "If I want a particular trait in my future spouse, should I stick to my guns? Or are my standards unrealistic?"