Today on Crosswalk Archives

Male violence against women is a real problem in our culture, one the church must address. Our responsibility here is not simply at the level of...

Levels of intensity and violence push the PG-13 boundaries, but the film is competent considering it's another teen dystopian adaptation.

It seems like everywhere I look this morning I feel like I’m missing out. And I hate missing out.

What should the church do when someone in leadership might be caught up in addiction or sin? Dr. Roger explains what church discipline looks like...

It’s in the small moments of life – the ordinary times – where God does his greatest work.

The Bible’s cohesive and consistent unity is one of the most compelling proofs of the truth of Christianity.

Thanks to blind spots and denial, all of us are prone to miss things that need fixing in our married relationships.

Some people overuse Facebook, and some stay away altogether. There may be a middle ground - and there's one crucial key.

Feel stuck at a job you despise? Here's some great advice on how to get out of the rut.

Is it being “judgy” or does discerning critique from Christian leaders about ministries claiming to represent truth have biblical grounds?

Though you can’t create genius in your children, you can create the conditions in which genius of any type can thrive.

Are you anxious to be heard? Most would answer ‘yes’ to that questions.

The Fault in Our Stars, the hit tearjerker based upon John Green's best-selling novel, is out on DVD Sept. 16. Crosswalk's Stephen McGarvey and...

Do Christians ask cohabiting couples to separate, or do we instead encourage them to marry before moving forward?

My family has no Internet (horror!). But we do have plenty of teachable moments. Here’s how to take advantage of them.