Cross Church Podcast

In this Cross Church Sunday service, the pastor teaches from Matthew 16:21–28 in a message called "Reject the Satanic." Using the image of goggles that flip your vision upside down, he explains how sin distorts how we see the world and why Jesus rebuked Peter. He then gives three ways to reject the satanic: look past the cross, look to the cross, and look for the cross.

In this sermon on Matthew 16:13-20, the pastor explores Peter’s confession that Jesus is the Messiah and what it means for salvation, the church, and Christian identity. Through stories of people finding their way back to faith, he argues that salvation is not earned or achieved through knowledge, but received by turning to Jesus.

In this episode, we explore the importance of guarding against spiritual leaven, false teachings, and the threats to the church from within. We discuss how to stay rooted in God's word and discern truth from deception.

This episode explores the significance of faith, signs, and the miraculous in the Christian life, emphasizing that Jesus is the ultimate sign of God's power and presence. It challenges listeners to see beyond seeking signs and to embrace faith rooted in the reality of Jesus' resurrection and fulfilled prophecies.

This sermon explores the importance of mindset, community involvement, and faith in everyday life, emphasizing how spiritual lessons can be applied beyond the church setting.

This episode explores the profound connection between worship and miracles, emphasizing that worship itself is the true miracle. The speaker shares personal experiences, biblical insights, and practical ways to deepen our worship and witness God's power in our lives.

This episode explores the story of the Canaanite woman in Matthew 15, illustrating how great faith can be found in unexpected places and how it requires going the distance, starting with a humble theology, and praying with the right posture. It challenges listeners to examine their own faith journey and encourages persistence in seeking Jesus.

This sermon explores the dangers of religious traditions and the importance of genuine faith in Christ. It emphasizes that traditions are pictures of reality, but only Jesus is the true reality, and highlights the need for heart transformation over mere rituals.

This sermon explores the importance of devotion in prayer, the significance of community among believers, and how to find contentment and purpose even in challenging circumstances. It emphasizes that devotion involves commitment to change, contentment in prisons, and community support, all rooted in a deep relationship with Christ.

In this sermon, we explore the biblical principles of marriage, parenting, and work, emphasizing how these foundations contribute to a blessed and happy home. We discuss how God's design for relationships and responsibilities can transform our families and workplaces.

In this sermon, we explore the profound depths of the word of Christ, its significance in our spiritual growth, and how it shapes our worship and daily lives. Discover how immersing in scripture transforms us and aligns us with God's purpose.

This sermon explores the biblical foundations of unity in the church, emphasizing the importance of mercy, forgiveness, and love as taught through Scripture. It encourages believers to embody these qualities to foster harmony and reflect Christ's greatest desire for His followers.

This episode explores the biblical concept of dying to the old self and living in the new life in Christ. It covers how to identify and cut off old desires, train new desires, and live contentedly in God's grace.

This sermon explores the core Christian hope rooted in the resurrection of Jesus Christ, emphasizing its implications for believers' lives today. It discusses how hope influences our mindset, actions, and future expectations, encouraging us to set our minds on heavenly realities.

This sermon explores the true meaning of holiness, the role of angels, and how to live a Christ-centered life free from performative religion. It emphasizes the importance of internal transformation over external rituals.

This church service covered a wide range of topics including community outreach, upcoming events, baptisms, and the church's mission to make disciples. It emphasized the importance of being on mission locally and globally, and encouraged active participation in church activities and outreach efforts.

This sermon explores the profound truths of the Gospel, emphasizing the significance of spiritual transformation, biblical symbols, and the beauty of Christ's work on the cross. It aims to deepen understanding of salvation, legalism, and the unity of Scripture in pointing to Christ.

In this sermon, we explore how wind—both literal and metaphorical—can influence our spiritual lives, drawing lessons from biblical teachings in Colossians and real-life examples of cultural and societal winds. We discuss how to root ourselves in Christ to withstand these influences and stay true to God's Word.

In this message, we explore the root causes of church struggles and how to address them through encouragement, understanding, and faith. Pastor Raymond emphasizes the importance of unity, love, and biblical truth in building a healthy church community.

In this message, we explore the biblical roots of ministry, emphasizing that suffering, service, and Christ in us are the core foundations. Pastor highlights how these elements shape our purpose and deepen our understanding of God's glory.

This sermon explores the profound truth that Jesus is the root of creation, the image of the invisible God, and the foundation of the church and salvation. It emphasizes understanding Christ's divine nature through biblical theology, worship, and personal faith.

This church sermon focused on community engagement, upcoming events, and spiritual growth through the study of Colossians. The pastor emphasized the importance of roots in faith, endurance, and living a Christ-like walk. Speaker: Pastor Raymond GregoryTitle: Root of the Fruit

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This sermon explores the profound biblical story of Jesus walking on water, emphasizing faith, fear, and divine authority. It highlights how believers can trust in God's presence during storms and the importance of unwavering faith in challenging times.

This sermon explores the miracle of the feeding of the 5,000, emphasizing the importance of spiritual nourishment, God's provision, and the significance of seeing God clearly. It highlights how Jesus cares for both our physical and spiritual needs and challenges believers to bring what they have to God for multiplication.