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Was the “War Between the States” the end of true federalism? We investigate as we wrap up our look at the Civil War.

Crosswalk took a moment to sit down with Reverend A.R. Bernard and discuss what faith-based viewers should expect from this thrilling journey into the past.

Tomorrow night, Tuesday, March 31 at 8 PM Eastern Time, Ed Stetzer will join me for a free webinar “How Christians Can Love Their Neighbors During the Coronavirus.” Though this webinar is the first session of a 5-part short course on responding to...

Commentators have noted that John is neither as eloquent a wordsmith as Luke, nor as polished a debater as Paul. He speaks slowly and uses small words—with a thick accent. Yet John is a genre-buster.

Could you reduce your spending to $100 this Christmas?

Okay, we're one day closer to the end of the world than we were yesterday. But whether doomsday is weeks or millennia away, the Christian message remains the same.

Teaching on the "Bugtime Adventures: Blessing in Disguise” DVD is faithful to the biblical narrative of Joseph. For example, Joseph tells Pharaoh that it is really God, not he, who interprets dreams – a point that many films based on this story...

“Freedom of expression is in crisis,” the Philadelphia Statement begins. “Truly open discourse—the debates, exchange of ideas, and arguments on which the health and flourishing of a democratic republic crucially depend—is increasingly rare....

Could you reduce your spending to $100 this Christmas?

I can’t think of two greater Evangelical giants today than John Stott and Billy Graham. One of the two has gone to be with the Lord.

We have to see the world's desperate need for grace before we understand why a baby requires such a hullaballoo.

One college has decided to be the first to offer a major in secularism.