Today on Crosswalk Archives

This is a classic that Hollywood didn’t ruin. Dickens’ fans likely will enjoy it.

Is it ok to drop the occasional expletive? Here's what the Bible does (and doesn't) say about swearing.

This school year, we are all getting a crash course in “fluid” and “subject to change”. But one thing we can count on as we take tentative steps...

Here's a helpful 'self-checkup' through 1 Corinthians 13:4-8 to help build your relationship with God while isolated from your church and others...

It’s at times like these being part of a like-minded community, who comes together to assist one another in their times of need, can be so...

Christians believe in faith by grace. We embrace suffering, deny our sinful natures, confess our wrongs, love everyone, share the story of Jesus’...

What is a Christian to do when talking to an atheist about their faith? First things first, try to understand what exactly the person you are...

At the end of 2019, I was struggling with a severe anxiety disorder relapse fifteen years in the making. It had taken everything out of me. I had...

It’s an odd thing. The more like Jesus Christ I become in this world, the more I become my authentic self, and less a clone of anyone or a copy or...

As parents, we are often paralyzed by fear for our children's safety and well-being, but biblical truth reminds us that perfect love drives out all...

When facing your fears, you can freeze, fight, flight—or choose focus. This isn’t bravado. It's faith-based courage. Here are six ways to change “I...

QAnon is more than a political ideology. It’s a spiritual worldview that co-opts many Christian-sounding ideas to promote verifiably false claims...

As we approach educating our children, perhaps the very first stop is a lesson—for all of us parents—on reliance. Where do we put our trust this...

We all will face death at some point, and God does not want us to fear. We await a glorious future promised through Jesus. Here are six verses to...

It can be simple to help each other when we are together, but how can we serve others when we need to stay physically apart from each other?