Today on Crosswalk Archives

Once the heat of the summer has ended, it is time to get outside and soak up the cooler weather. Through the beautiful colors of the trees, the...

There is a right way and a wrong way to approach the throne of God. While the Bible does say the Holy Spirit can translate our groanings, it does...

Sometimes the problem is not that God has failed to provide peace. Sometimes we have misunderstood what biblical peace looks like, especially when...

Why can it feel as though there's never enough money, success, security, or achievement to finally make us content?

As seasons change, God invites us to release, receive, and remain rooted in Him. These five Scriptures offer strength for any transition.

I personally love when my husband comes straight to me and gives me a big hug right when he gets home. It reminds me that he is on my team and that...

Why are younger generations taking a fresh look at Christianity? Alister McGrath shares why our search for meaning, purpose, and stability may be...

Let’s explore 5 key lessons on harvest and gratitude from Scripture. These lessons teach us how to reap the benefits of faithful living and how to...

It’s hard to know what to do or what to say. You don’t want to say the wrong thing, but you don’t always know what the right thing is either.

When we look at the harvest moon lighting up the darkness at night, we can find lots of inspiration to thank God for the wonderful world he has...

Do you feel like everyone needs something from you?

When children leave home, marriage enters a new season of quieter routines, deeper conversations, and fresh opportunities to reconnect. This...

It's becoming more and more common these days. Parents who don't hear from children. Siblings who refuse to speak. Husbands and wives going their...

For Tyler Michael Smith, composing Daniel and the Fiery Furnace was more than another film project. He opens up about the responsibility of putting...

America once thrived on the vibrant civil associations Tocqueville observed, but a concerning decline in 'third places' and civic engagement now...