Crosswalk: The Devotional

The “whys” of life point us to a story larger than our own.

While it can be difficult for those of us here to bear the weight of losing a loved one, like Martha we can find peace in knowing God does not abandon us or our loved ones even in the darkest moments of death.

Sin is a cancerous tumor that must be cut out of your lives completely.

My youth teacher's statement would make me own all my actions and reactions, decisions and indecisions. And, surprising myself, that was a concept I could handle.

"Be still, and know that I am God" (Psalm 46: 10). How many times have you heard this verse?

God’s interest in our prayer is that we spend time giving Him everything we’ve got.

When you’re dealing with a frustration, no matter how small, remember that God is asking you to stop worrying and let him carry you.

I fill up in my flesh what is still lacking in regard to Christ's afflictions (Col. 1:24). The pain still stings and the transformation still cuts, yet I began to see the pain as an important part of the overall process.