The Crosswalk Devotional: A Daily Devotional Christian Podcast

Compassion is one of those words we don’t hear all that much these days. Obvious when looking at how we treat those with differing views, especially those from the opposite political party. It’s also…

We must be on our guard, know the Bible for ourselves, and live in the power of the Holy Spirit to share the gospel with a hurting culture. It is messy, challenging, and tiring. However, we are encou…

No matter if you are single or married, experiencing isolation and loneliness can often lead to depression that can be crippling. People in the world are looking to belong. In Christ, as His follower…

The Parable of the Farmer Scattering Seed tells the story of several different seeds and how the environment they were planted in and the way they were cared for determined the progress of their grow…

Worry has a way of igniting a series of “what-ifs.” These thoughts trickle down from our heads to our hearts with a lit fuse ready to detonate an explosion of fear. Yet, sure-footed in God’s Truth, w…

What are the sins, the guilts, or the shame that we have buried underneath the sands of our lives, that remain undealt with? What are the sins that we have hidden that cause us to live in fear? - Rev…

With everything happening in our world today, does God really expect us not to be anxious? The short answer is yes. God tells us not to be anxious about anything. And he goes on to say when he expect…

Suffering is a reality for everyone on this earth, including believers. To deny that is to deny the reality of the fact that we live in a fallen world, and Christians are not exempt from the results …

It is a beautiful truth to know that God places us in the right place at the right time, not only because He knows what we need, but because He wants us to find our way to Him. - Alexis A. Goring

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The darkest thought. The one that wants us to give up, stop trying and throw in the towel. The darkest thought will try to convince us we cannot live like this anymore. It will hold us hostage in sle…

How does God view the value of your work? Who could use God’s reassurance through you about the importance of their labor? - Annie Yorty

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The pressure David had been put under wasn’t just or fair. God rescued Him out of His love for Him. Much of the Psalm speaks of the unfairness David endured and tracks his process of handing justice …

​What does it mean to fish for people? We need not look any further than the example set by Jesus. Jesus’ interaction with Peter and Andrew, James and John, models what it means to fish for others - …

Have you ever found yourself in need of an attitude adjustment? If so, be encouraged, as you’ve reached the most critical step in receiving one by knowing you’re in need of it. Realizing and recogniz…

We each have an important purpose in this life. When the fog sets in, and we cannot see where we are going, Psalm 145 reminds us the Lord is near.  - Meg Bucher

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When we are accustomed to proficiency, it can feel intimidating to be a beginner again. Yet, the Lord illuminated through Scripture many accounts of calling His people to new roles and responsibiliti…

May we strive to be people with arms and hearts open to receiving this great commissioning from the saints who have run their race and finished strong. And may we be faithful in looking for opportuni…

A mere look can send daggers through our hearts or send our hearts soaring on the heights. Words can crush our hopes and dreams or give them wings. The two combined can create feelings of inferiority…

Unlike our human parenting goals, our Father’s plan for His children is dependence. He did not design us to grow up and walk without His support. He doesn’t intend for us to do life on our own until …