Today on Crosswalk Archives

There has been much talk of late about “spontaneous” baptisms. As a result, some have questioned whether it should be offered at all. So should it?

Ed Stetzer mixes social media with "old fashioned" communication and sees some amazing results: real encouragement.

Bigger and more ambitious than its predecessor in every respect, not just in style and scope but in what it’s trying to wrestle with.

Steven Knight proves himself a fine director, and Tom Hardy lays claim to serious awards consideration for his controlled performance.

You work hard to do your best in ministry, but is it accomplishing much? Here are five essential principles for doing ministry biblically.

Light years ahead of its predecessor, boasting spectacular special effects (every scene gets more eye-popping) and quality storytelling.

Communication is the lifeline of relationships. It can be like a window into a person’s soul, if we allow it to be.

Short on budget and famous actors, but undeniable authenticity in the storytelling helps set it apart from many other faith-based films.

"Whoever humbles himself like this child is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven" (Matthew 18:4). Not a common practice, eh?

There's hope in the expectation of the possibility that today can be different.

Do you long to find work that is meaningful, purposeful and "on track" with how God has designed you?

“Are we going to be able to hold onto the tools we learned?” Gina asked. “There’s been so much, I’m afraid we will backslide.”

Movie has potential to be a fair conversation starter about adultery, revenge, forgiveness, restoration... IF you actually discuss it.

Why Christians should care about the racist comments of an NBA owner

What to do when you faith lacks passion