Today on Crosswalk Archives

Overcomer (PG) opens Aug. 23, telling the story of a high school basketball coach, John Harrison, who grows discouraged when his best players leave...

Parents forget how much harder it is to actually be a teen in our present era of overloaded schedules and social media pitfalls. It’s more...

Cringing in fear, we may avoid preaching or reading the Old Testament stories. Yet they play a vital role in the redemption narrative. We can’t...

Did you know the significant majority of immigrants in the United States (whether present lawfully or not) self-identify as Christians?

Excommunication is the most severe expression of formal spiritual pronouncement in the process of church discipline. Excommunication is not...

The prosperity gospel is a far cry from the gospel of Jesus because its roots are not grounded in the message of the Cross that gives new us new...

In times of struggle, we're tempted to doubt God. We feel abandoned by what appears to be apathy. Look to the truth, not the enemy's lies, for...

Christians leave churches for many reasons. For some, it’s simply a life change like moving to another community. Maybe they find a church that...

1. Eden was good, but not yet fully glorious.

When a convicted criminal professes faith, society regards this person with skepticism. Is it possible for a drug dealer to truly be saved? Can a...

The full armor of God is made up of spiritual “reinforcements” we can use to stand our ground and resist temptations to sin. We can encourage our...

I read a lot in the Bible about angels; but how can we actually know that they are caring for us?

After the mass killings in Gilroy, California, El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, many people are left asking why? In times like these the best...

Shalom is commonly understood to mean “peace” or “health” or “prosperity.” It carries within it the idea of completeness. Cornelius Plantinga...

I’m for government policies to protect the family and to care for the poor. I’m for missions activity for people I’ll never see or know. But I have...