Today on Crosswalk Archives

If you have noticed you are feeling exhausted and drained after spending time with a friend, try to see the reason why. 

The moment I wake up, thoughts begin competing for my attention. I’ve noticed that my response depends on where I put my focus. I may react with...

It’s important that people—including believers—take mental illness seriously. Maybe even more so today than at any other time in our...

Just as on an airplane you must put the breathing mask on yourself first before you can help someone else, it is the same with self-care. Although...

Embracing positivity culture is not identical to embracing the faith, nor does it help. In fact, here are 3 reasons why positivity culture is...

When a work issue comes to mind that really needs your attention, set a time limit (try to keep it short, maybe 5 minutes) and write down the...

You may not have heard of it yet, but there’s a new approach to parenting. It’s called “gentle” parenting. It emphasizes the emotions of the child....

Communicating with God through prayer and meditation is vital to waking up to the wonder of God’s work in your life.

God is still alive and active in the lives of believers, and even though it can be easy to focus on those who have hurt us, who have steered into...

While Eastern Christianity views Pentecost as the last day of Easter in its ceremonies, in the Roman sacrament it is normally a distinct holiday....

The late pastor and best-selling author Tim Keller passed away on Friday, May 19, three years after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Keller...

I had a few nights in a row where I had a different child wake up every hour and then rotate through a second time. I tried to bargain with God for...

Jesus lets us know that our lives here are an opportunity to invest in our eternal future in Heaven. In light of Jesus’ words and the painful...

For many of us praying to God feels like yelling within a great canyon. Sometimes it may seem like someone’s joining the conversation, but how can...

While sinful people may use sex in sinful ways, married sex is not sinful or shameful. To overcome the triggers of past abuse, look for reflections...