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A devotional for the first Sunday of Advent excerpted from Ancient Christian Devotional by InterVarsity Press.

Look at mothering the way God looks at mothering - it's a joy, a privilege, a blessing. There is no job you can do that won't at some point become dreary or mundane. Being a lawyer was exciting, but there were many aspects that were downright...

We need to rethink the entire process of selecting future husbands and wives. We need to address the epidemic of marriage impermanence by doing a better job beforehand. It is an assignment that involves both young people and their parents.

There are a variety of creative ways to read Scripture in the context of worship. When considering more creative options, the most important principles to keep in mind are to present Scripture clearly, articulately, and appropriately.

In June 2002, author Eva Marie Everson toured the Holy Land as a journalist and photojournalist. For the next eight weeks, Crosswalk.com will feature articles taken from her journal, as a Christian who "fell into the Bible." Use them in your...

After being married for a number of years, I knew I had drifted far away from the wife I expected I’d be on the day I said, “I do.” Maybe you can relate?

Love is so much more than a nice theory we hear about on a Sunday morning, and then we’re free to go about our lives. It’s so much messier than that, and so much more exciting.

Churches do not need to totally segregate the generations but should seek to organize church functions that are generationally balanced. Growing and healthy relationships can be developed between the generations with initiative and intentionality....

“Maybe I should have stayed in school a year. My parents wanted me to graduate in four years, and now I’m prolonging this decision.” In this article, we’ll discuss if taking a gap year is the right decision, and if so, how to make the most of the...

We all had to swiftly adjust when COVID-19 hit. Now we have to adjust as we transition out of it. Here's how to find peace amongst even more chaos.

During an unprecedented time of confusion and fear, we can choose to do what we feel like doing—or we can do what God instructs us to do. God, help us to extend grace.