Today on Crosswalk Archives

If you could wake up tomorrow, and go anywhere in the world, where would you go?

I don’t hate Valentine’s Day, but I think I’m supposed to. That’s what social media and other singles seem to suggest.

A heartwarming message and strong production values are bogged down by an unnecessary dichotomy between faith and using our talents.

2013 had an abundance of films to make us laugh, cry, think... even pray. Crosswalk editors Shawn McEvoy & Stephen McGarvey break down the best of...

Based on true events, The Monuments Men, out on DVD May 20, tells the story of art scholars who braved the battlefields of WWII in order to rescue...

Women get pummeled by confusing messages about how to be successful in work. But God's is the only perspective that matters.

If you are avoiding Valentine's Day more than a visit to the dentist, here are a few thoughts to help you cope.

What if Valentine's Day is less about waiting for perfect love, and more about seeking to love others, even when it is costly?

Estranged relationships (marred by sin, betrayal, abuse, and abandonment) will keep us in the past and affect all future relationships.

Are you single and wondering if God has someone for you? Nicole Unice invites you to stop dwelling on what the future may hold and start maximizing...

Getting started with Bible study can seem like finding your way through an unfamiliar city. The landmarks don't make sense. The roads seem strange....

Until reading Gene Edward Veith’s State of the Arts, I had not considered that art was ordained by God in the Old Testament.

The patriotic schmaltz feels right. If we can't be sentimental about preserving culture, we've lost touch with what these characters did.

Christians have access to the Holy Spirit, who will empower you to overcome each hardship you face when you ask God to help you.

As a single mom in my thirties, I am admittedly walking through singleness during a time in my life that I never thought I would be.