Crossroads Christian Church
Commute with Crossroads
This is an opportunity for you to share your commute with the pastors of Crossroads Christian Church as they discuss Crossroads, Christ, and Culture.
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Crossroads Christian Church
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Latest episode
Mar 26, 2026
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Episodes
Living Nativity, Trusting God, and Elon Musk 23.11.2022 42:24
We're back! We're going to be releasing episodes on a monthly basis for the time being, but Jeff and Ben are back with more Christian conversations at the crossroads of Christ and Culture. This week we talk turkey, hype up our living nativity, talk about trusting God in suffering, and finally discuss how Christians should relate to their workplace.
Ice Cream, Acts, and Being Above Reproach 14.09.2022 39:55
This week Pastor Ben and Worship Leader Matt Stottman talk about our favorite ice cream toppings, the beauty of the book of Acts, and how to hold leaders accountable in the day and age of social media. Heads up: The audio was a little funky so Pastor Ben is on the quiet side. We'll have that fixed for next week!
Updates, Prayer Requests, and Itching Ears 07.09.2022 13:03
An abbreviated episode this week giving you an update on the podcast, prayer request for Jeff, and a brief devotional on our own "itching ears" in 2 Timothy 4.
Nerf Guns, Accountability, and Student Debt Forgiveness 31.08.2022 51:02
Join us as we discuss nerf guns at church, our natural aversion to accountability, and the christian response to student debt forgiveness! We also weigh in on pumpkin spice products!
Crossroads, Christ, and the BeReal App 24.08.2022 39:27
On our first episode of Commuting with Crossroads we tell dad jokes, talk about the meaning of fear, purity, and how the BeReal app is trying to fix social media with more social media.
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