Today on Crosswalk Archives

Christians in the workplace have a choice. They can join the crowd of quiet quitters or acknowledge God on the job by following His plan for work....

Be encouraged, moms and dads, if your child is wandering. Keep praying. Prodigals do come home.

Scripture calls us to abide in God, but what does this mean?

We pray that You would even use these things, that You would show us their purpose, as they bring back a yield of met needs for us in our lives.

Friends are people who are placed in our lives as extended family. They are with us through trials and tribulations. They're there for fun times,...

Depending on what you can spend in your budget, there are great, affordable activities. Instead of going to watch a movie where everyone stares at...

Feelings of anxiety can cause people to question themselves and lose confidence in their abilities. But one young man was able to put apprehension...

Many of us have similar things we wish we would have known back during our younger days; therefore, it is beneficial to share these things with...

Our children are learning from us every day. We only have about 18 years with them at home. As I think about my own marriage, there are a few...

Ephesians 4:23 tells us “Be made new in the attitude of your mind.” Clearly, God cares about our attitudes. But does having a bad attitude...

Undoubtedly, life upon the surface of this earth comes with its fair share of pain, injustice, heartache, and just plain heartbreak. But the...

For Christians, autism may be a strange topic: is it a disability? Does it have obvious signs? Counselor and author William O’Flaherty gives his...

Keep being there for them, listen to them, and love them. While it can be hard at times, continue to do your best to be there for them. Above all,...

Five reasons it’s so hard to cast your worries aside is because of life stressors, family issues, relationship issues, medical scares, and the...

After all, love is only love when it faces hard things and chooses to endure for the sake of someone deemed more important than self.