Today on Crosswalk Archives

Hebrews 12:15 tells us to be on the lookout for any "root of bitterness" that might creep into our lives. So how do we spot one and how can we get...

The good news of the parable of the prodigal son overwhelms us with the truth that, more than anything—including His hatred of our sin—our God...

3 reasons your heavenly Father lovingly wants you to abstain from sex outside of marriage, even as a single parent.

The devil will scream in our ears, “You’re no good.” “God’s will for you is not good.” “Your situation is hopeless.” It’s hard to live in victory...

Why do Christian women complain about being single but then don't take risk in the initial stages of a relationship?

In an attempt to keep you from being blindsided, please be aware of some new struggles that are headed your way after divorce.

One night, while playing her father’s violin on the roof of her apartment building, Yi discovers a large, white, furry creature hiding in the...

In a strange way, the pain we experience in life may be the best sign that God truly is good and that through pain we see his love for us.

We hear a lot about the Tribulation on earth, but what happens after the seven-year period of judgment? Here are answers to three questions about...

There is one spiritual weapon that is powerful to save, resolve, and protect. Great leaders use it, even without others seeing it.

God designed church to be an irreplaceable catalyst of growth for every Christian. When you skip church, you miss out on some of the spiritual...

Matthew repeatedly references Old Testament passages and identifies their fulfillment in Jesus’ life and ministry.

How you start your day is essential to how it progresses, and ultimately, how it ends. If you seek God first and spend time in His presence, you...

If angels are part of God’s “very good” Creation, then what are demons and where did they come from? Who do they work for? How do they interact...

God always answers our ethereal and physical prayers. But the answer isn’t always a “yes.” Sometimes it is “no” and sometimes it’s “not now.”