Today on Crosswalk Archives

Your children have many needs, but one of them is that their parents enjoy a thriving marriage. It’s important — and possible — to make the time to...

While excommunication may sound harsh, as Jesus defines it, this form of discipline has a very constructive role. Here is what the Bible says about...

If you look beneath your busy lifestyle, you’ll discover that it may be covering up something you lack spiritually.

I pray that you would fill this room with family and friends and that our conversations would be honest, kind, and life-giving. May this room be a...

Watch this hauntingly beautiful Dancing with the Stars performance that is going viral. Charli D'Amelio's contemporary dance with partner Mark...

There are a lot of movies out there about the life of Moses. Here are 10 Moses movies that are truly worth watching.

When we carry over into dinner and the rest of the evening what happened that day, even if we don't say anything, but it's on our mind, we are not...

The dramatic story of God testing Abraham’s faith is ripe with lessons we can apply to our lives.

Wanting a change in perspective is not the same as working for one. Doing so requires some practical effort on our part. If that’s what you’re...

You are allowed to grieve. But you aren’t allowed to let shame control your story if you ever want to find peace and lay the what-if questions to...

As human beings, we have precious plans and dreams for ourselves. Is it okay, as Christians, to grieve the loss of those dreams? Here are some...

Rising economic prices are always a challenge for any family. But by cutting unnecessary spending and using your organizational skills, you may...

Scripture tells us that God hate divorce. But in his mercy and sovereignty, this does not stop Him from using even divorce for good.

You don't have to give out candy to be a safe home for the kids in the neighborhood. Halloween is a day that invites mischief. Kids need to know...

To find peace in your life, you have to be willing to take the first step toward forgiveness.