Crosswalk Weekly

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  5 Ways We Can (and Should!) Keep Celebrating Easter after the Actual Day You can always tell that Christmas is coming, even before it’s close. Radio stations start playing Christmas carols before we’ve even eaten all the Halloween candy, and commercials beckon us to start our... Rachel Dawson Mar 28, 2019
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  8 Indicators of a Dying Relationship Everyone talks about how great being in a relationship will be. And everywhere you look, you see happy couples. The commercials, the cards, social media—they all reflect what you want, but... Anne Peterson Mar 28, 2019
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  25 Free Email Devotionals You May Not Know About When Christians hear the word, devotion, it’s likely that they’ll imagine a small, hardback book with gilded pages and a silky ribbon attached to it. Those are great; I love those tiny books. But when I look... Emily Hall Mar 21, 2019
• 4 Things to Know about History’s Jesus: His Life A new eight-part series about the life of Jesus will premiere on the History Channel Monday, March 25, recounting the story of Christ from his birth to his death, burial and resurrection. The series will... Michael Foust Mar 21, 2019
• God's Plan for the Resurrection - Easter Devotional - February 21 Often in difficult times, we cannot see beyond that moment. Mar 21, 2019
• When Is Saint Patrick's Day? Saint Patrick’s Day is celebrated on March 17th every year. It is celebrated on that date every year because that is believed to be the day St. Patrick died. It falls during the season of Lent, and Irish... Liz Auld Mar 14, 2019
• 3 Powerful Prayers for Our Government Nowhere is prayer more needed than for the leaders of our government and nation. Whether your prayer is for the President, Congress, or the Judges of our land, they need prayer support. Here are three... Rebecca Barlow Jordan Mar 14, 2019
• What Your Church Should Know about Child Sexual Abuse Conservative studies indicate one out of four girls and one of six boys will be sexually abused before reaching 18 years of age, regardless of religious or socio-economic demographic. Kimberlee D. Norris and Gregory S. Love Mar 14, 2019
• How to Recover after Getting Rejected Rejection, whatever the cause, can hurt deeply. Job terminations can make us feel incompetent. When denied opportunities, we may determine we’re insufficient. But perhaps most painful of all, relational... Jennifer Slattery Mar 07, 2019
• A Beautiful Prayer for Ash Wednesday Ash Wednesday is a penitent service that uses ash to mark the sign of the cross on the believer’s forehead, symbolizing our sinful nature and need for salvation. The Catholic church usually uses the ashes of... Kelly Givens Mar 07, 2019
• 4 Reasons to Watch Patterns of Evidence: The Moses Controversy Filmmaker Timothy Mahoney’s first biblical archaeology film, 2015’s Patterns of Evidence: The Exodus, was so popular that it sold out theaters and led to an encore presentation. Now, Mahoney is ready to... Michael Foust Mar 07, 2019
• Truth, Word, Bible - Why Does This Book Have So Many Names? If you are like the average American, you probably have a Bible. According to a 2017 survey by the American Bible Society, 87 percent of respondents said they own at least one Bible. Photo credit:... Lisa Samra Mar 07, 2019