Today on Crosswalk Archives

The legendary Dolly Parton and Olivia Newton-John combined their talents for a mesmerizing and outstanding duet of the beloved classic “Jolene.”

Who can you talk to about your questions? If you have no friend to whom you can turn, there is a serious gap in your life. You are in need of...

Even rocky relationships and seasons can ultimately draw you closer to God and mold you into a more Christ-like individual.

Is Halloween harmless fun or a spiritual threat? Before you draw a hard line, see how the Bible weighs in on discernment, freedom, and glorifying...

Despite your loss and grief, God has given you promises that nothing can ever take away.

When self-doubt whispers lies, let God’s Word speak louder. You are His masterpiece—chosen, loved, and valuable. Even on your hardest days, God...

You’ve worked hard for decades, but are you spiritually and financially ready for the next chapter? This guide helps you plan for retirement with...

For the first time in decades, men are leading in church attendance. But the deeper story is about why women (especially younger women and single...

Is it truly better to stay in a broken marriage for the kids? This article offers a thoughtful look at the emotional, spiritual, and practical...

All too frequently, the concerns of life, the anxieties about tomorrow, or the wounds from the day can leave our minds in turmoil. Isn’t it time to...

What happens when your love is mistaken for interference? Discover how Scripture guides grandparents and parents through the tension of advice and...

October also often delivers some of the year’s best movies, and this fall is no different. This month offers a variety of great choices for parents...

Marriage can feel like a constant give-and-take of stress. But what if encouragement (not control) was your daily goal? Learn how a shift in focus...

The next generation is under spiritual attack; they need parents, mentors, and grandparents who aren’t afraid to fight for their future with faith.

It seems so unfair for God to send some bad people to heaven while some good people end up in hell. How can this be?