Today on Crosswalk

I think we’ve all got a few things that we imagine Jesus saying that He never actually said. And they might actually be quite contrary to all the things He actually did say.

Be wise and be aware, but before you leave any church, take some time to evaluate your own motives. Any problems that you see might be a result of your own perception and not really issues at all. Your inclination to avoid a particular church may be valid, but it could also be your own pride thinking you deserve better. Always check yourself and your motives.

Hear a biblical perspective on romance, "soulmates," and what our attitudes should be toward and building God's Kingdom.

There are five parenting traps that many well-intentioned modern parents fall into without even knowing it.

Dear Roger, My husband and I would like to be cremated after our deaths. Is there scripture regarding our decision?

Trevor McNevan knows that walking through fire looks different when you’re responsible for a family. He shares the personal meaning behind “Walk Thru Fire,” the song he wrote forDaniel and the Fiery Furnace, and how longtime friend TobyMac helped bring it to life.

You may have many close friends and even a few best friends; however, your spouse stands apart from all the rest. You get to have all those attributes mentioned above, plus the one thing that makes this relationship distinct, intercourse. This God-designed act is a gift for married couples. The intimacy involved in intercourse brings you a closeness with your spouse that you will not experience elsewhere. It’s a bond you share.

Instead of fearing the end times, or battling uncertainty over future events, simply knowing God’s word will give us power to live out our days with understanding and wisdom.

Truly, it is only God’s grace that can redeem deep hurts that at times bring us to the point that our marriage feels as though it’s failing. Let’s explore some scriptures on marriage restoration on how we can apply them to our lives.

Why do we notice other people’s faults so easily while overlooking our own?

I think one of the reasons we don’t “see” evil is because we find it so difficult to believe that evil individuals actually exist.

We must remember that while technology is powerful, it actively shapes our habits and relationships. How should the church engage not only with culture during this digital frontier but also with the use of AI?

When the world feels heavy, Lauren Daigle wants her music to remind us that hope is never lost. She opens up about staying strong in faith, shining God's light through dark times, and the exciting new music she hopes to share before the year ends.

Is sleeping in separate spaces a sign of a relational break or just a pragmatic decision for more individual comfort? Let’s explore the potential consequences of this growing trend.

We’ve all heard them—phrases that sound wise, insightful, and biblical. But are they really?