Discipleship helps

Jordan Brown  |  Reviews
Date posted:  1 Nov 2021
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CROSSWALK
www.crosswalk.com

Crosswalk.com, an online Christian living magazine, is brought to you by a group of writers, editors, and content producers seeking to provide applicable, educational, and entertaining content to followers of Jesus Christ regardless of where they are in their respective spiritual journeys.

Also available as an app, crosswalk.com was the number one website on a list of ‘Top Ten Christian Websites’ on a Google search.

I recently reviewed a similar website called gotquestions.org, but the major difference between the two is that Crosswalk includes devotionals, prayers, and articles commenting on secular news and entertainment.

The articles include questions such as, How to Fix Our Mindset When We Forget That God Is Enough or Four Encouraging Reads for Times of Anxiousness. And this is just the tip of the iceberg.

The articles are all lengthy and would take 10-15 minutes each to read on average. The daily devotionals are shorter, however.

Crosswalk offer a ‘PLUS’ membership ranging from $29.99–$74.99 a year, the lowest offering ad-free browsing and the more expensive access to a number of study tools and websites.

The range of articles is also vast. There’s family, men, women, marriage, church leadership, parenting, finances –believe me, the list goes on!

The articles are written by a myriad of contributors. Some I’ve heard of, e.g. Louie Giglio, and some I’ve never heard of. The accuracy of articles is vetted and fact-checked independently to ensure the highest standard of quality.

I made a comparison with gotquestions.org earlier, but they are serving different purposes. If I wanted answers to hard-hitting or everyday theological questions, I’d go straight to gotquestions.org. If I wanted an answer to a situation e.g a male-specific issue, I may take a look at crosswalk.com

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