Today on Crosswalk Archives

God is not surprised by the American Christian’s strained relationship with His Word. But to those of us who will listen, He calls us to something...

You’ve got to flip things around in your mind and remember why you are with your mate. Hard to do but certainly not impossible.

Whether you hold a pre-trib, mid-trib, or whatever rapture point of view, 1,923 years ago God gave these last words to believers, so that we would...

Regardless of our views on public policy, our disposition toward foreigners themselves should emulate that of our God, who has “a deep love for the...

Fear of the Lord is not usually given much airtime in churches. But as we look to Jesus, we can learn what it means to walk in the fear of the...

When we catch our kids lying, there a few things we can do to break the chain reaction of fear and dishonesty. Free them up to embrace the truth,...

It’s sad to say, but not everyone who claims to be Christian is really a follower of Christ. Many are simply pursuing their own agendas, be it...

Dora is a bubbly and joy-filled teenager who views the world differently than her classmates. She loves high school. They hate it. She encourages...

Jesus, who was God in the flesh, provided a perfect example for us of how to live in relationship here on earth with a Heavenly Father. There is...

Why do we long for intense, all-consuming love? It is because God designed us to give and receive love.

All my pampering and kid-pleasing needs to go, not only for my sake—but for the sake of my children. But how can I alter the way I parent, after so...

There’s no such thing as a perfect school year, but there are some sure-fire steps to pave a path to a year that all parties enjoy.

When we give up things in our lives to follow Jesus, we need to remember his promise of 100-fold.

The Bible speaks often of miraculous healing through the work of Jesus Christ and faith in God. Our Lord is able to provide both physical and...

It’s a simple fact: most young Christians will walk away from the Church during (or before) their college years.