Cross Point Church Podcast

It week three of our “Momentum” series, Annie F. Downs shares how Moses had an encounter with God in Acts 7. It’s a reminder that experiencing God makes everything better. We should always say “yes” to God when He is moving through our lives.

It can be difficult to have faith during the challenging seasons of life. In week two of our “Momentum” series, Pastor Kevin shares the story of Moses in Acts 7, where Moses’ faith is tested in the wilderness. Like with Moses, tests in life reveal where we are and what we need to learn from God. How is God preparing you during those valleys?

A new year means a fresh start. In week one of our new “Momentum” series, Pastor Kevin shares how to move forward in life in the one area that matters most – our faith! The scripture of Hebrews tells us the righteous live by faith, which is based on the promises of God. Where is God calling you to surrender today?

This is a special end-of-year service, with a short message from Pastor Kevin and Rea Queen and worship with some of our Music team. Watch this cozy, reflective service to help you look back on 2024 and look forward with hope and joy to 2025.

This Christmas, take an intermission from the hustle and chaos of the season. This is a space to embrace the joy, rest and worth found in the story of Jesus’ arrival. Through this Christmas message, we’ll discover together what it means to let go and tune our hearts to the wonder of the first Christmas – the silent night interrupted by the arrival of a newborn, a Savior.

In the final week of our series “The Sounding Joy”, Pastor Kevin wrapped up our study of Philippians where we’ve been learning how to maximize joy no matter our situation. In this message, Pastor Kevin reminds us that our gladness is not a reflection of our circumstances – rather, we have a choice in whether we live joyful lives, and that choice starts by choosing to rejoice!

In week three of “The Sounding Joy” series, Annie F. Downs shares that joy is a gift, fruit, tool and weapon. Having it starts with repetition. Is what you are repeating in your life adding to your joy or dulling your joy?

In week two of “The Sounding Joy”, Pastor Kevin unpacks part of Philippians addressing the desire for more joy in our lives. When you make a choice to follow Jesus and become a Christian, God is with you, and He’s always glad to be with you. His grace, and the peace of Jesus, brings the maximum amount of joy that we can experience in this life — regardless of circumstances.

Now that it’s December, there’s extra pressure to feel joy over the holidays. It doesn’t have to be that way! In week one of our series “The Sounding Joy,” Pastor James uses Philippians 1 to look at ways to have joy, even during difficult circumstances. 

As we wrap up “The Greater Good” series, Pastor Kevin breaks down scripture from Titus 3 on serving others. When you love people who can’t do anything for you, that’s when God shows up. If we see a need, we need to take the lead to live a life that’s productive for His Kingdom.

In week three of our series “The Greater Good”, Pastor Jeff taught us how to lead the way in hospitality and kindness. Whatever your vocation, ministry is your calling, because God went out of His way for us so that we can go out of our way for others. When you serve people with kindness, there’s nothing small about that. 

In week two of “The Greater Good” series, Pastor Kevin highlights the value of serving others internationally. In the Great Commission in Matthew 28, Jesus shows us we need to make disciples of all nations, not just our own. When people show up for others, we experience the love of God – whether it’s serving locally or globally.

In week one of “The Greater Good” series, Pastor Kevin references Matthew 20 and Titus 3 to highlight the value of service. This scripture shows us the best time to serve is during challenging times – whether it’s here in Middle Tennessee or internationally. 

In our third and final week of “Citizens + Exiles”, Pastor Kevin shares the letter the disciple Peter wrote to fellow believers who were suffering. Peter reminds us that it’s important to trust in God’s sovereignty and that suffering is only temporary in light of eternity. 

In week two of “Citizens + Exiles,” Pastor David teaches from 1 Peter. In this Scripture, Peter gives instructions on how to live as dual citizens – as citizens of the Kingdom of God and other smaller kingdoms to which we belong. 

Who is Jesus? In week one of “Citizens + Exiles”, Pastor James gives a Biblical explanation of who Jesus is, who He says we are and what our purpose is in the Kingdom of Heaven. 

In week five of our “Marked” series, Pastor Kevin teaches us how to have a trouble-free heart in a trouble-filled world. In scripture, Jesus used both parables and miracles to teach about trust. We can have faith that God will provide–even when the future is uncertain.  If you can trust Jesus with your eternity, is there anything you can’t trust Him with?

In week four of our “Marked” series, Pastor Kevin references several Bible verses that urge us to help widows and orphans. We are called to serve the most vulnerable groups in our church, including the fatherless and those who are overlooked.  Let’s dig in and act as the hands of Jesus. 

In week three of our “Marked” series, Pastor Kevin teaches from Matthew 16, where church is mentioned for the first time in the New Testament. This passage reminds us that church is not a building, but a building is a discipleship tool to help people find Christ. How can we reach others, and bring light to a dark world?

In week two of our “Marked” series, we study Isaiah 61 and Luke 4 to see how Jesus came as a fulfillment of promises from hundreds of years before and commissioned followers from the next generation.  How can we follow the example of Jesus and raise up a new generation of leaders? 

In week one of our “Marked” series, Pastor Kevin teaches from Isaiah 61. Just like a tree ring shows the evidence of growth and circumstances in the life of a tree, our history can show the evidence of God’s faithfulness in our lives and in our church.  Through the rest of our “Marked” series we’ll discover how we can invest in the next generation, strength...

Deep within each of us is a desire for more—a longing to live with greater purpose and fulfillment, especially in the work we do. This desire isn’t something to suppress; it’s God-given, driving us to excellence in all areas of life. Whether you’re currently unemployed, a student, stay-at-home parent, or working professional, God’s purpose for you extends into every waking...

On this special Baptism Sunday, Pastor Kevin shares why we need the Church – broken and messy as it might be. In week three of our “Made For More“ series, we learn from the letters that Paul wrote to the church in Corinth about how to grow in Christ as a church. 

It’s possible to have faith, do “good” things and make right decisions while still feeling like you are missing something essential. We were created for an abundant life, but we can miss out when we don’t start with what is most important.  For week two of “Made For More”, Pastor James shares clear directions one how to move toward the life that God has for...

We were made for relationship with God. From the very beginning, He demonstrates His desire for fellowship with us. In week one of Made For More, Pastor Kevin speaks to the heart of our yearning for more and gives us the one word that can help us find the answer to our infinite desires.