The Crosswalk Devotional

Paul’s words also remind us the biggest critic we face is ourselves.

You can rest assured God knows you better than you know yourself. He knows what path will bring you the most joy and peace.

God will meet us wherever we are when we communicate with him.

Pride is the basis for much of our troubles, but ultimately, pride is foolish.

From the moment of your conversion, you became God’s work-in-progress, and He will complete the work He began!

Although some don’t understand the hatred when it comes, Jesus warned us, “Do not be surprised, my brothers and sisters, if the world hates you” (1 John 3:13).

Manywill say that they knew God and even did "good works" in His name, cast out demons even. However, the Lord will tell them that He never knew them.

Jesus said if you remain in me, you will bear much fruit

Today, we face the constant temptation of mixing our yes and no, all in an effort not to offend, get along, and make peace.

Even those who have confidence in Christ sometimes falter in fear.

Jesus shows us how the virtues of forgiveness, acceptance, and restoration change outcomes, not only in our offender’s life but also in our hearts.

There are times when God wants us to battle differently. Has God ever asked you to wait patiently for Him to act?

God’s power is enough to help youovercome any troubleyou’ll ever face.

Jesus is faithful and just to forgive and cleanse us of all unrighteousness. Let us rejoice in the truth that Jesus is forever our righteousness despite our shortcomings!

Hope is foundational to faith and love. It is more than a wish. It is a confident expectation rooted in God’s character, provision, and promise.

God is our hope (Romans 15:13)! He is the one we can anchor ourselves to.

We can hope in Jesus because, unlike people, he doesn't change.

God already had a plan for salvationbefore He created you, even though He knew you would sin and rebel.

As Christians, we can express our sincerity in following Christ by dressing the part.

We are called to carry one another’s burdens, but mostly importantly, we help them carry those burdens to Jesus, the One who strengthens us on our journey and promises true peace and rest.