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How can Christians exemplify faith and peace when they too are tired and tested by the storms of life? This is a question we must continue to ask God for help in managing. But how can believers also find hope and the courage to persevere in a...

Crosswalk.com asked a number of Christian leaders to share prayers for the country and those affected by the terrorist attacks.

Ground Zero Chaplain Mike MacIntosh offers hope for the times that make or break us ... the thousands of other disasters that never make the news ... the deaths, bankruptcies, divorces and terminal illnesses.

To be clear, the Bible never says that the Lord God is Mother God. The Bible declares that the Lord is like the universally admired maternal instincts. The Lord uses similitudes to help us understand His “instinctive” loving, nurturing, and...

 If we want to have a pure heart, we must start at the foot of the cross, putting our faith in the Savior, and following all He commands. For the great gift of becoming pure in heart, is the joy of seeing God.

When parents model respectful communication, children absorb these patterns. They learn the importance of active listening, empathy, and speaking kindly, setting the foundation for respectful communication in their own lives.

For very young children, God's love and compassion will be the focus of the Easter story. As children reach middle elementary years, they can hear more about the terrible punishment inflicted upon Jesus before and during His crucifixion. Of...

To the shepherd of a stagnant flock: If your church has plateaued, make sure you haven’t. Here are 10 (hopefully) encouraging ideas.

“It’s okay. Just pray, it will be okay.” After we texted back and forth a few more times, I breathed out several thankful prayers for my mom.

While abortion is not specifically mentioned in Scripture, we can glean insights from God’s response toward a culture who regularly practiced the killing of babies. The Lord was particularly intolerant of the act among His own people. ...

I don't know about you but I struggle sometimes with having to choose to either sit at Jesus' feet or do His work. At the time, both seem to be just as important. Both seem to be good. Personally, for most of my life I have been a Martha.

If our relationship to human laws is a complicated matter, how much more is our relationship to God’s divine laws? When it comes to an authority in your life, what’s worse: the absence of law or absolute law?