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Check out the top Crosswalk articles from July 2012!

What the Lord's Prayer teaches us about the practical effect of the gospel in us

Four Keyes to Daily Nurturing Your Marriage & A Fun February Freebie

Praying in the name of Jesus is powerful because when we pray in His name, we pray with His authority.

If we were to just take the phrase, “Your will, not mine,” and lightly skim over these words, it would be easy to miss the huge importance of what Jesus was saying to you and me today.

Revival is a seemingly old-fashioned word that conjures up numerous definitions, some of which have little to do with authentic revival, or “times of refreshing” sent from the Lord as described in Scripture. There have been three Great Awakenings...

Lifting up your own child or a teen close to you does not go unnoticed by God. In doing so we are inviting His Holy Spirit to reach them in ways beyond what we could possibly imagine.

The times in which we live bear striking resemblance to the periods preceding prior outpourings of God’s Spirit or awakenings. God still desires and providentially determines to bring glory to the Son through His Church. Our part is to earnestly...

"Revival!" This old-fashioned word conjures up numerous definitions, some of which have little to do with authentic revival, or times of refreshing sent from the Lord described in Scripture.

The One who instructed us to ask so we can receive (Matthew 7:7-8) will, in time, answer the cries of our hearts.

Prayer involves laying down all claim to power in and of yourself, and relying on God's power to transform you, your husband, your circumstances, and your marriage.

Keep in mind that your child's view of things might differ from yours. You might be tempted to argue about the details when, in reality, there's usually a root issue that needs to be addressed. Try sticking to the main facts without getting lost...