Today on Crosswalk Archives

A new year often feels like a fresh start, but our relationship with God isn’t seasonal—it’s ongoing and steadfast.

If you're a parent, it's the highest calling you will ever have. With this in mind, how do we lead our families to Christ and in Kingdom values?

Last year, my husband and I grew closer spiritually. It wasn’t a decision on our part but rather a series of circumstances and events that drew us...

Worship is more than a song; it is a way to draw near to God and resist the enemy’s lies. This article shares five ways worship helps believers...

“I pray that God, the source of hope, will fill you completely with joy and peace because you trust in him. Then you will overflow with confident...

Find comfort and hope through this four-week grief Bible study exploring how God met David, Naomi, Jacob, and Jesus in sorrow. Download the guide...

Nearly every teenager at one point feels like they’re stuck in their tension, questions, and doubts. All of God’s people have felt the same way at...

Jon Reddick was ready to quit music—until God showed up in a way he never saw coming. The story behind “No Fear” will wreck you in the best way.

Among the central themes of the Bible are money and stewardship.

If you’ve drifted from church, it’s time to ask why. These 7 reasons will challenge everything you thought about faith and community.

When married couples assist and encourage one another, they connect their lives with the bigger purpose and plan God has for them as they travel...

Life is filled with endless choices, responsibilities, and opportunities—yet time remains limited.

Your marriage might need a few things left behind going into the New Year. Here are 8 habits to let go of and the Scripture-backed mindset to carry...

Being a Christian leader is a high and noble calling. It requires carrying a heavy cross—just as Jesus did. It’s my hope that you’ll recognize...

From The Chosen to House of David, something big is shifting. Jon Erwin shares how Bible stories are drawing in skeptics and lighting up screens.