Today on Crosswalk Archives

When you see prayer and meditation habits as opportunities rather than obligations, you can enjoy the process of communicating with God. Instead of...

The “God hates divorce” statement is extremely harmful when Christians use it as a weapon to keep abused women (and men) in toxic marriages. Their...

As a new year begins, how can we show faith and certainty in Christ to a world that so desperately needs it?

An unintentional side effect of being so connected is that parents—and children—have relational fatigue from the pressure of constant communication...

Sadly, “posers” aren’t just found in middle school; there are some who have crept into today’s church, pretending to be a Christian. So what...

Marriage takes work, and most of that works like being intentional about how we communicate with one another. We need to pause long enough to truly...

The start of a new year is a good time to focus on how to prioritize your relationships, responsibilities,and resources.

The world’s treatment of human struggles like anxiety varies with time. However, the Bible offers something different, solutions that are...

Without such spiritual security, you're missing out on one of the greatest spiritual warfare tools, an instant message from headquarters (heaven)...

Bible verses about not giving up provide, not only hope for today, but also the perspective that we aren’t the first believers to face this...

Everyone at every age needs friends: “throughout life, close friends provide a strong foundation of compassion and trust for many people, and they...

The holiday season lends Christians the opportunity to extend the love of Christ more than the usual weekend experience. ‘Christ’ resides in...

By meditating on our salvation, Jesus’ return, and His current work in the world, our perspective changes. Treasuring the promises of Christmas, we...

Christmas traditions hold the family together. Family gatherings provide fellowship and the opportunity to enjoy traditions, events, and practices...

The only way we can truly assess whether or not we’re becoming more like Christ is to conduct a spiritual checkup. Just like our physical annual...