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It’s been one of the hardest decisions I’ve ever made, but I’ve been discovering that more than whimsy, joy is the weaponry we use to fight life’s battles.

When we are tempted to worry about our lives, may we consider the lilies. When we are tempted to labor and try to be in control, may we find the surrender to Christ a freeing exercise of growth in Him. We can rest in Him each day, knowing that He...

The complementarian/egalitarian dance has been a hot button issue, and many voices and resources can be found on Crosswalk.com.

Here’s a heartwarming story as we close in on the end of the week: there’s a Colorado young woman who’s taking care of preemies and their families in a most thoughtful way.

I’ve always sought to be a good example for my younger brother. But in this situation, he was the one teaching me. I was reminded of how important it is for Christians to prepare for the storms of life before they arrive.

Veterans or not, those who serve are all around us today. So let’s give thanks for the difference they have made in our lives.

Two decades ago, one scientist wrote a book that changed the way we talk about evolution. And his argument is still making waves.

Estimated costs of hurricane damage have reached into the trillions. So how are programs like FEMA supposed to cover these costs? The short answer: they can’t.

How far should we go to have children? Should our desires trump the benefits of bearing children in the traditional design of a mother and a father?

It's true that God spoke through dreams in the Bible. What about if we have dreams about who we will marry?

Back in 2007, Chuck Colson described that history in a Breakpoint he called “Honoring the Witnesses.” Here’s Chuck Colson: