Today on Crosswalk Archives

Commit to God's standard. Magnify the consequences of blowing it. Maintain the quality of your marriage. Manage your mind. Minimize the...

As the church, do we worship our own emotions or God? And how are we to worship in Spirit and in Truth?

If Satan isn’t fighting you, he may be counting on your silence. Discover how the enemy operates and how to stand strong in God’s will when the...

Let’s take a deep dive into what the Bible says—or doesn’t say—about who should be the primary financial provider for the family.

While seasons of unhappiness are a normal part of marriage, they are meant to be just that, seasons. If you find yourself stuck together in a place...

Across Scripture, meals aren’t just meals; they carry God’s heartbeat for His people. These five sacred meals will light up your faith and leave...

When the heat rises, so can our spirits. Find faith-affirming films and redemptive stories you can enjoy with your family, all without leaving the...

How can the Gospel move hearts in a digital age? Discover why Paul Syrstad’s vivid retelling of Acts and his upcoming film on Tolkien and Lewis aim...

Even strong Christian marriages face unseen struggles. This biblical guide walks through seven quiet threats to intimacy—and offers prayerful steps...

Titus spent much time in Corinth and was involved with the church there (2 Corinthians 8:6) while continuing to be actively involved in Paul’s...

Bedtime is a good time to help your children memorize Scripture. What are some good verses to help your children to fill their minds and hearts...

Does your mind spin with so many thoughts at night that you find sleep elusive? Do you find yourself falling into bed without a second thought,...

Take a step back and try to see your church from an overall perspective. Would you consider your church to be functional or dysfunctional? Pray and...

Creating a space in your home specifically for prayer is a great way to stay connected during the busier times of life.

When the joy fades and expectations disappoint, God’s purpose for marriage holds firm: to make two one. This devotional shows how to live that out.