Today on Crosswalk

Gen Z’s social anxiety and fear of judgment often keep them from joining small groups, but with the right approach, these gatherings can become a place of real connection. Creating a safe space, meeting in casual settings, encouraging friend invitations, and promoting groups authentically can make all the difference. With a few simple changes, small groups can feel less intimidating and more like the faith-filled community Gen Z is searching for.

Marriage isn’t outdated—it’s under attack.

I will always be reminded that our military superiority, our system of government, our way of life – when these all come crashing down, God is still God and still on the throne.

By looking at Reagan’s wisdom, our nation’s history, and God’s Word, we can discover key ways to preserve liberty for our children and grandchildren.

What you hear may be difficult to swallow. It may even feel like an attack. Your instinct may be to go into self-defense mode. Instead, take instruction from James 1:19 and be “Quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to get angry.”

When we pray to God, asking for our children to be protected from Satan, we should remember that we aren’t praying to a distant, indifferent entity. No! We’re praying to the King of Kings and Lord of Lords! As you pray through the following scriptures, pray expectantly.

When we’re open about our failures and seek His help and wisdom, He steps right in.

If your mind races and peace feels far away, open your Bible. These calming Scriptures can help quiet fear and strengthen trust in the One who holds you.

Witness the powerful divergence of two young men who once shared a profound spiritual journey, as a former youth pastor reflects on why one returned to faith while the other strayed.

Senior members are one of the most precious resources in our church.Here are some ideas for senior fellowship activities for your congregation or senior small groups.

Afraid to start over after disappointment or loss? This prayer based on Isaiah 42:9 offers biblical hope for releasing the past and trusting God with what comes next.

When I observe prayer as a connection in my relationship with God, rather than a chore to complete off my to-do list, I get out of my prayer rut and experience deeper intimacy with God. Here are five ways to get out of your prayer rut!

What is your life reflecting about your heart? If you don't like what’s being reflected, ask God to help you see clearly and to lead you with His word and godly principles, so that others are drawn to Him, through what they’re seeing in you.

Through the power of the Holy Spirit, believers are saved, filled, sealed, and sanctified. The Holy Spirit reveals God’s thoughts, teaches, and guides believers into all truth, including knowledge of what is to come. The Holy Spirit also helps Christians in their weakness and intercedes for them.

Working nonstop will only leave us drained and even less productive than if we had taken time to recharge.