Crosswalk Weekly Archives

Worry is one way the enemy robs us of enjoying the fruitful life Jesus spoke of.

Fall is here, and the weather is cooling down. If summer's high temps kept you inside, now is the perfect time to get outside and enjoy those fall...

Whether you are a man, or know a man, there are certain sins all men struggle with. Having a conversation about difficulties in life is always...

Praying for everyone affected by this storm is a powerful way to support them from wherever we are. Here are 7 ways we can pray for those facing...

Whether you’re out for a fright or staying in for the night, here are 9 ways to serve your neighbors this Halloween!

While staying in one church for many years might be ideal, there are legitimate reasons why someone might want to switch churches. Before making a...

Biblical heroes had seasons that didn’t make sense at the time, but God had a purpose in it all, and he does for us, too.

I was enjoying myself well–until the sharing time began. Each person in the room began to share personal struggles.

We know that when life brings trial, be it from natural disasters or hardships, we are not without hope. We pray the promise of 1 Peter 5:10...

Is Halloween an occasion for celebrating evil, worshiping spirits, and bringing honor to Satan? Or is Halloween an opportunity to serve our...

When it comes to the Bible and Hebrew culture in general, King David is next-level famous. His name is mentioned 974 times in the New International...

Adultery is a serious sin and whether within the heart or by actions, it is important to identify it and repent.

God’s Word demonstrates that He can heal all our wounds and reminds us He uses various measures to do so. Will we humbly welcome the physical or...

While it is easy to go with the cliché or the slogan, what if we took a moment to think before we just spout off certain phrases that aren’t as...

If you’ve been married for a while, you might think, “They know I love them.” Even if they do, it will go a long way to show them. Little acts have...