Today on Crosswalk

“Be anxious for nothing..." There are very practical, tangible things we can do to follow Paul’s advice about anxiety.

Spouses try many things to connect with each other mentally, emotionally, and sexually. The one area that sometimes gets neglected is their spiritual life. When both spouses take the time to invest in both their individual spiritual lives as well as their spiritual life as a couple, they may find they have a healthier and happier marriage because they invested precious time and resources into becoming the people with Christ-like character God has made them to be.

Our minds can become crowded by fear, anger, stress, bad news, and distractions. Drawing from Philippians 4:8, this devotional encourages believers to intentionally redirect their attention toward what is true, noble, right, pure, lovely, admirable, excellent, and praiseworthy.

Ever wish you could get real-life advice from your future self? In this honest and uplifting reflection, a psychologist shares five life lessons she wishes she knew in her 20s—covering everything from healing emotional pain to trusting God through the chaos. If you're craving wisdom, hope, and a few good laughs, this one’s for you.

It's important to let your husband know that you’re not only thinking of him, but you’re thinking highly of him.

John Cooper’s faith has survived decades in the spotlight, but a painful season of betrayal and uncertainty pushed it to the breaking point. The Skillet frontman shares the story behind “Scream” and how Jesus carried him when everything he believed was put to the test.

The health of your heart, your home, and your faith hinges on this one habit. Make church attendance part of your plan, not your leftovers.

While the entire Bible stresses certainty and assurance, there's one section of Scripture that stakes out this theme as its central focus—the letter of 1 John.

Despite its power to connect us, technology often falls short of meeting our fundamental needs for genuine community and spiritual fulfillment. True belonging thrives in embodied, face-to-face interactions.

Supporting someone through heartbreak requires more than having the right words. Drawing from Romans 12:15 and Jesus’ response to Mary and Martha in John 11, this devotional encourages believers to offer compassionate presence, discernment, practical care, and hope.

Take movie night beyond the credits with the Spider-Man: Brand New Day Discussion Guide, featuring Christian themes, family conversation starters, and an 11-question trivia challenge. Download the PDF and start the conversation!

Put an under- and over- communicator together, and you have one spouse dying for some silence and the other one trying to squeeze a few more words out of the non-talker. We have learned to see the humor in this but also extend grace toward the other when the talker wants to have a conversation, and the thinker wants time to think it through.

Just hours after the heartbreaking news of Dolly Parton’s passing, Morgan Myles stepped onto the Grand Ole Opry stage to honor her with “I Will Always Love You.” The emotional performance transformed a beloved classic into a powerful farewell to a country music legend.

Here are seven Old Testament passages that are crucial to understanding the "last days" that you will rarely hear pastors preach on in today's churches.

We all make mistakes when trying to love our neighbor. Even if we’re intentional about reaching out, there are things each of us could do better.