Today on Crosswalk

If you feel your marriage is falling apart, I hope to offer you some ideas for getting back on track. The following ideas are too simplistic for marriages involving abuse. They are intended for those who are growing apart and need help to find their way back to one another.

From its promised blessing to its picture of Christ’s victory, Revelation matters for every believer.

"Choose prayer, choose courage, choose beauty, choose adventure, choose family, choose a life of faith,” Erika Kirk told the audience. “And most importantly, choose Christ."

When you look in the mirror, what do you see?

Feel like you’re snapping more than usual? You’re not alone, and Scripture has real answers for the rage simmering inside.

“Stars” isn’t just a song; it’s a peaceful reminder that the same God who placed the stars knows your name and sees your need. Let Anne Wilson’s voice lead you back to trust.

What did Paul mean when he said that, as Christians, our bodies will be raised from the grave? What will our spiritual bodies be like in heaven?

In the church culture today, worship has become an enterprise. I often wonder if we have made worship nothing more than a musical genre and have missed the heart of worship? If this is the case, then what was meant to be God-honoring and spirit-enriching has become something that God never intended it to be.

A compliment can really go a long way and give your wife the pep in her step for the day.

What does it look like to stay faithful in a culture that wants to divide us? Pastor J.D. Greear shares timely lessons from Daniel and a bold call to live with both grace and conviction.

When your parents' marriage ends, even as an adult, the grief can feel overwhelming. These prayers and biblical truths will steady your heart and point you back to God's peace.

Life hands us hardship, injustice, and pain—and while those experiences are real and heavy, they don’t have to define us.

Hundreds of thousands of Christians are exposed to prosperity gospel (false doctrine) teachings weekly. This can cause a great many to walk away from the faith when they discover that God does not reward all giving in a financial, material sense and that not all suffering has a harvest at the end of a famine.

There are all ways we can grow to be better and habits that if go unchecked create strife in our homes. We all need solutions to those “bad parenting moments.”

The doctrine of the Triunity of One God is a mystery to be embraced. However, the Trinity is the logic of God, not the calculation of man. Therefore, we will see it but never see through it, to fully comprehend the mystery. If we did, it wouldn't be a mystery, would it?