Today on Crosswalk Archives

Your husbandless, childless life is not a reflection of your self worth. It's okay to ignore people who try to tell you otherwise.

You're Going to be Okay author Holley Gerth shares several strategies for responding better to the changes and hard situations life brings.

Certain types of people won’t shut up and won’t put up. I call them spiritual nitpickers.

I don’t ever recall seeing evangelicals so divided about a film. By and large, we stick together.

“I don’t love you anymore.” I froze, staring at my husband, the man I’d pledged to love, honor, and respect, until death.

No matter what type of work you do, you play a vital role in making the world a better place; God uses everyone’s contributions.

Former prosperity gospel advocate, Sean DeMars, thundered back at his former faith recently, calling it “The ‘Gospel’ that Almost Killed Me.”

Dr. Roger explains why the harsh God of the Old Testament is the same as the loving God of the New Testament.

Words seem insufficient when discussing topics like suicide and mental illness. The grief they produce is not something that can be “fixed” with...

Obeying James 1:9 when publishing your opinion is so easy

If you are feeling the consequences of stress-related work, you might consider opting for early benefits.

After he said this, he showed them his hands and side. The disciples were overjoyed when they saw the Lord (John 20:20). In order to convince the...

I had a grudge against the "Proverbs 31 Woman," the one with the Martha Stewart resume who probably also wore a size 8. But the truth is God uses...

Although Jesus’ message can be hard to hear above the loud noise of our culture’s spiritual philosophies, He remains unique.

Over the weekend, I did what many people who have been weighing in on the movie Noah had yet to even do: I saw the movie.