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The Pilgrims were a group of righteous individuals who followed whole-heartedly after God. When confronted with persecution they persevered with Christian virtue. Constantly they sought the Lord's will and tried to faithfully follow it. Above all...

As a pastor’s wife, you may feel as if you’re living in the shadow of your husband’s wings, no matter how busy you are at church. But his call to ministry is also your call. Since you’re a team, God has a great purpose for your work at church as...

My father once told me that prayer is like looking down the barrel of a loaded gun. "You're likely to get what you're asking for." I put flirtation and suggestive conversation with individuals other than my spouse in the same category as a loaded...

As we observe Thanksgiving Day, a special day set aside for giving thanks to God, we decided to ask Crosswalk readers what they'll be giving thanks to God for this year. We invite you to read and be inspired by their answers.

“I will be a Father to you, and you will be my sons and daughters” (2 Corinthians 6:18 NIV).

"I don’t think we should compare our ministries based on numbers. Numbers aren’t the end-all way to measure our success. But numbers are important, not for bragging rights, but as tools for planning and evaluation," says Jean Tippit, a youth...

Frustration, fulfillment, empowerment, and disappointment: such are the mixed-bag blessings of short-term urban youth ministry. On one hand, such mission trips enable young people and youth workers to minister to the needs of individuals in their...

U.S. government officials, Korean defectors and a number of human rights organizations gathered in Washington, D.C. last week for North Korea Freedom Day, raising awareness of North Korea's prison camps and human rights violations.

Underlying the controversial decision to remove a 10 Commandments monument from an Alabama courthouse is the issue of church/state separation. But where did this concept originate ... and is it used correctly?

Who shall separate us from the love of Christ? Shall trouble or hardship or persecution or famine or nakedness or danger or sword?

I am not so sure that God has a totally peaceful existence in mind for me. The Bible tells me that when I am weak, He is strong. If I have got it all together all of the time, perhaps I do not need to rely on God. From personal experience, there...

I found a chapel not of serenity and comfort, but of obscurity and contemplation...a place where a man or woman would stop and think, "What would be it be like to carry the cross of Jesus?"

Today, in an effort to be sophisticated and contemporary, many Christians have stopped trying to persuade others to follow Christ. There's an underlying feeling in our society that nice people just don't go around persuading other people to do...

When was the last time you shared your faith with an unbeliever? Unfortunately, if you’re like most Christians, it’s probably been much too long ago – if ever. You may protest that you’re not a natural evangelist, but God calls every Christian to...

Men who can’t commit often come from backgrounds that may explain their difficulties with commitment phobia. Many times those who were raised in broken homes seem to expect fragmented relationships.