Today on Crosswalk Archives

Best-selling author Stasi Eldredge talks to iBelieve.com about her new book Becoming Myself and how women can learn to love themselves the way God...

Slowing down will enable you to pay attention to Jesus, so you don’t miss lessons about His character that can change your life.

People hurt for their preferences when there's change. But part of the role of church leaders is to help people hurt for the right things.

With all the talk about Millennials and the Church, are we forgetting something?

People are incurably religious. If they do not worship God, they will find something to worship.

I have a conviction. Disagree with it if you want, but I believe it to the core of my being. God wants churches to grow.

Dr. Roger examines how we can read our Bibles more effectively.

Crosswalk.com editors Shawn McEvoy and Stephen McGarvey discuss Oblivion, starring Tom Cruise and directed by Joseph Kosinski. Oblivion - out on...

In her recent post, Ann Voskamp ponders marriage and what love and romance truly look like.

A mention of God's wrath caused the popular hymn "In Christ Alone" to be booted by the PCUSA. Is God's wrath outdated?

If Jesus has done enough to accomplish salvation for us, are we satisfied with him?

Learning to be content with little and learning to be content with much are both difficult.

I grew up believing a person would probably reap what they sowed (eventually or eternally), or at least “should.”

Swearing has become totally entrenched in our culture, and many Christians worry that it's spreading into the church.

In a recent column for CNN, Rachel Held Evans offers some thoughts on “why millennials are leaving the church.” Her post struck a chord with...