Today on Crosswalk

Pastor Tommy Brown helps us find a way to slow down and follow Christ with purpose in his book, The Speed of the Soul.

Something powerful is stirring among Gen Z, and Kristian Stanfill says he hasn’t seen anything like it before. From the Asbury outpouring to 45,000 students gathering at Passion, young people are showing a remarkable hunger for God and His Word.

Instead of worrying God won’t provide, why not reflect on what He has done in our lives already? It’s good to remember and recount what the Lord has done.

The launch of the Women’s Pro Baseball League marks a meaningful moment for female athletes who have persevered in a sport where professional opportunities were long limited. This article reflects on women’s baseball history and connects it to Christian courage, patient faithfulness, hidden preparation, and the call to keep knocking when doors have been closed.

The next time you find your mind locked down by a myriad of unpleasant burdens and thoughts, consider the choice Paul made while in prison.

A Messianic Jewish organization has launched a provocative billboard campaign across New York and New Jersey, urging Jewish people to explore Jesus Christ as the Messiah through its website, Jews.com.

What if the deeper science looks into life, the harder it becomes to dismiss a Creator? Biochemist Michael Behe explains why the astonishing machinery inside our cells and the fine-tuning of the universe point him straight to God.

Success is often measured by status, money, influence, and accomplishment. This devotional invites believers to let Jesus redefine greatness through humility, service, and hearts aligned with God’s purposes.

“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.