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5 Promises of God Every Graduate Should Remember

1 day ago | crosswalk.com | Britt Mooney

Too often, we talk about God in mystical and supernatural terms, like he just does these amazing or religious things. Yet people need to eat, have a place to live, and wear clothes. Thankfully, truly dealing with theological truth impacts the practical. Lifting our eyes to heaven doesn’t mean God forgets you have needs. In fact, they’re connected. “And my God will supply every need of yours according to his riches in glory in Christ Jesus” (Philippians 4:19).
It’s a Heart Matter - The Crosswalk Devotional - June 6  - Daily Devotional

1 day ago | crosswalk.com | Lynette Kittle

It’s A Heart MatterBy Lynette KittleBible Reading: “But the Lord said to Samuel, “Do not consider his appearance or his height, for I have rejected him. The Lord does not look at the things people look at. People look at the outward appearance, but the Lord looks at the heart." 1 Samuel 16:7Sometimes we might believe God’s love is like worldly love, where He loves the young and strong more than the older and weaker.
What Does Pentecost Mean for Us Today? - Pentecost

2 days ago | crosswalk.com | Britt Mooney

Two thousand years ago, after Jesus’ resurrection and ascension, God sent the Holy Spirit on the Day of Pentecost. The world changed afterward. Judaism had a small but certain amount of influence in the ancient world, particularly in Southwest Asia. However, with the birth of the Church, the Gospel of Jesus and the Kingdom spread from Jerusalem to the whole world. A religion no longer bound by borders or racial lineage, Christianity has reached people in nations from the four corners of the world.
7 Biblical Fathers Who Encourage Strength in Today’s Dads - Father's Day

3 days ago | crosswalk.com | Britt Mooney

Father’s Day is a holiday that causes a variety of emotions for people. Some have had great fathers and will celebrate the day with a great meal and celebration. Others may have lost their dads, so the day brings a certain amount of sorrow. Or perhaps people have had bad or absent fathers, and they avoid the holiday altogether. God created fatherhood, modeled after himself. The Lord designed each of us to have a great dad. Yet we live in a broken world, corrupt and marred by sin.
10 Practical Tips to Help Families Prepare for Hurricane Season

3 days ago | crosswalk.com | Lynette Kittle

Years ago, our family of six was hit without warning by an uncharacteristic out-of-season hurricane on the West Coast of Florida, historically termed the Storm of the Century. During it, our Gulf Coast house experienced hours of 14-16-foot waves beating their way into our home, ripping off hurricane shutters, blowing out windows, and sweeping prized possessions into the sea. Evacuation arrived 12 hours later.
What to Do When Your Kid Turns Their Back on Everything You Taught Them - Christian Parenting

3 days ago | crosswalk.com | John Stange

There are certain things about life that, for the most part, seem like they have to be experienced to be learned and fully appreciated. Relationships are certainly one of those examples. As a child, I needed to learn what it means to be obedient to my superiors. As I grew a little bit older, I learned more about self-control and the nature of my relationship with myself. When I started dating and eventually got married, I learned a lot about what it means to think about the needs of someone else.
6 Ways Christian Fathers Can Raise Godly Children

4 days ago | crosswalk.com | Vivian Bricker

SlideshowsUpdated Jun 03, 2025All Christian fathers need to do their best to raise their children to become godly individuals. This means teaching your children the love of God, the importance of following God, and the beauty of sharing the love of God in our actions. Fathers have a privilege and responsibility to raise their children to become godly people as they get older. In order to do this, fathers need to ensure they are truly following God in their daily lives.
Why You Should Read 'Ghosts of a Holy War' - Guest Commentary

4 days ago | crosswalk.com | Jonathan Feldstein

Guest CommentaryTwo massacres, one war on truth. Ghosts of a Holy War exposes the deep roots of antisemitism from Hebron to Hamas. You’ll never see history the same. Updated Jun 03, 2025With the anniversary of the Six Day War and reunification of Jerusalem in 1967 this week, I was reminded about the liberation of and Jewish return to Hebron for the first time that year since 1929 when 67 Jews were massacred.
2 Corinthians 5:15 w/ Rhonda Stoppe - Crosswalk PLUS Video Devotional for June 3, 2025  - Daily Devotional

4 days ago | crosswalk.com | Rhonda Stoppe

Crosswalk PLUS Video DevotionalWelcome Crosswalk PLUS subscribers! These raw, uncut video takes on Scripture are brought to you ad-free from the hearts of your favorite Crosswalk contributors. We'll examine a Bible verse, application and prayer in five minutes or less as an encouraging way to start any day. Today's verse is 2 Corinthians 5:15 with Rhonda Stoppe. And he died for all, that those who live should no longer live for themselves but for him who died for them and was raised again.
10 Bible Verses about God as Our True Father

5 days ago | crosswalk.com | Vivian Bricker

The Bible tells us much about God being our true Father. Some people grow up without a father, never knew their father, or had a father who was emotionally absent from their lives. Any of these scenarios can make us feel alone, rejected, and hated. God created families to be a mom and a dad with their kids. He never intended for one of the parents to leave or to be absent from their children's life. Fathers being absent, either emotionally or literally, can affect kids significantly.