Today on Crosswalk Archives

It doesn’t matter if you are lounging by the pool, soaking in the sun rays at the beach, or chasing after the kiddos in the backyard. Summertime...

Satan does not have an insatiable desire for your belongings. He is not fixated on your house, your car, your bank account, or your job. In fact,...

The Bible does not shy away from suffering language, and neither should we. In fact, Psalm 61 helps provide us with a blueprint for how to respond...

He walks with us through all of it. Every piece of change, whether welcomed or dreaded. Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and always.

It's no secret that younger generations are leaving the Church in droves –for all sorts of reasons. In her research, Sarah Margaret Vaughn cites...

Striking a work-life balance is not always easy, but it is possible. God created us all uniquely, meaning how we work and do life will also differ.

Our faith should never be used as a weapon used to chain us to unsafe people. God is a god of love, redemption, and order. He never desires you to...

Sometimes big purchases come up that we sometimes have to go into debt for. Your fifteen-year-old car sees its last leg. There is an enormous hole...

Even as painful as toxic relationships can be, they can be even more painful to let go of. Here are 10 ways to invite God's healing into your life.

We should think about death because of the God-centered perspective that death brings. Here are four benefits to thinking about death.

Author and Proverbs 31 Ministries founder Lysa TerKeurst revealed to her social media followers over the weekend that she is in a new relationship...

We all long for justice, and we can all tell that the world is not a just place. But should we leave justice up to God, or seek to achieve it...

Let’s explore the meaning of truly knowing God, and how we can get to know God well. 

Beyond the fact that the Lord’s Prayer is scripture, there are other key reasons to pray the Our Father daily.

If we are always our child’s friend without exercising parental authority, we blur the lines of the parent/child relationship. On the other hand,...