Cross Point Church Podcast

In this special service, we commemorated a decade of collective generosity and impactful giving with the Dollar Club. It was an opportunity to reflect on the transformative impact of small acts of generosity when we all come together.  In this video, you will see a reflection on past testimonies, the ongoing impact of every dollar given and possibilities for the future.   While we press...

Jesus spoke more about what we should do with money and possessions than any other topic. God cares about generosity and the posture of our hearts, but how do we know what to give and when?  As we’ve been doing all summer, we find Biblical advice and wisdom by diving into the text and learning how to apply it to our lives. Pastor Dave from Louisville, Kentucky, shared an incredible mess...

We all want a life well lived. We also want to be generous and kind – it’s knowing where to start that we sometimes run into trouble. There are so many needs in the world, and even in our backyards, that it can feel overwhelming to find a way to help anyone.  The good news is that Jesus has set us a framework for how to live like Him. For week five of “A Life Well Lived”, An...

We are all familiar with having wants and needs; we can easily spend our lives searching for what will satisfy us.  According to the Gospel, we learn that Jesus is the only One who satisfies.  Pastor David teaches us the next step when we receive the Bread of Life… to give it away. How do we become a people of outreach in a world of outrage? 

What is the good life? So many of us are striving to live the good life, yet we struggle with the highs and lows of this world.  For week three of “A Life Well Lived”, Pastor Dwan shares a powerful testimony of a life well lived and incredible Biblical wisdom that just might change the way you view the victories and challenges of your life.  With every beat of our hearts, we...

Each of us have moments when life gets messy and God feels far away. Author Jeff Henderson joined us for week two of “A Life Well Lived” to help us find an answer to the question we all inevitably ask: Lord, where are You? By digging into the wisdom found in the Bible, Jeff shares the simple answer to a complicated question. 

We all have regrets in life. Short term decisions become long-term regrets, but do our past mistakes hinder us from living the abundant life that God has for us?  Mike Kelsey, the lead pastor of McLean Bible Church in Washington D.C., came as a guest speaker to kick off our new series, “A Life Well Lived”.  In week one of this series, we studied Jeremiah 29:11 and the surroun...

Have you ever felt like you were in over your head? Found yourself in situations where you feel overwhelmed? Perhaps you’re in a place right now where you’re desperate for hope?  In this message we delve into the life of Peter, one of Jesus’s closest disciples, and uncover the profound lessons from his journey. We’ll explore the pivotal moment when Peter stepped out in faith...

Throughout this entire series, we have studied David’s journey fleeing from persecution, finding refuge in a cave and, eventually, finding freedom in his new authority. By following David’s life, we can find the path to freedom from the struggles that bind us. In the last week of “Cave for a King”, Pastor Kevin gives us three practices from the life of David to help us find...

Before he became a king, David had to persevere through persecution. It was during that time, hiding in a cave, that God prepared David for His plans.  We all need a place like David, but finding our way to the cave can be difficult. In week three of “Cave for a King”, Pastor Kevin teaches from Psalm 57 where David gives his turn-by-turn instructions on how to find a cave – and mo...

Perspective shapes everything we do, and nobody understood this better than David during his time in the cave of Adullam. In this message we dive into Psalm 34, which was forged in the crucible of refuge and adversity, and learn five powerful lessons on gaining true perspective.  In this message, discover how recognizing God as the main character in your story can transform your life. By seeking G...

Years after his battle with Goliath, David had to flee for his life from King Saul, finding refuge in a cave. David went into the cave a kid and came out a king.  In the first week of our “Cave for a King” series, Pastor Kevin makes a case for why we each need a “cave” – a place to step away and spend time with God.  Time in a cave doesn’t change our circumstance...

For Mother’s Day service, we got to hear a roundtable discussion with Rea Queen and five other Cross Point moms. In both this discussion and in Rea’s teaching, we learn how we can escape the rhythms of hurry, worry and weary by sitting at the feet of Jesus and seeking His presence. Pulling from Matthew 11:28 and Luke 10:38-42, this is a service for moms AND for everyone else!

In the last week of our “About Time” series, Pastor Kevin wraps up our study of Jacob in Genesis.  God took Jacob back to the place of his greatest regret in order to heal him, because hidden wounds are the ones that never heal.  Jacob’s story reminds us that God uses broken people, because the true hero of the story is God’s grace. 

We live in a culture that tells us waiting time is wasted time; we resist boredom at all costs. In week four of “About Time”, Pastor Kevin teaches about how God uses waiting to deepen Jacob’s trust. The work that God does within us while we wait is just as important as whatever we are waiting for – even when we are waiting, God is working. 

We all have unmet expectations in our lives that lead to us feeling disappointed. It’s easy to get wrapped up in the regrets of our past, but an encounter with God can transform our disappointments to something new. Even when we are not looking for God, He is looking for us – He is not disinterested in our disappointment. 

In week two of About Time, Pastor Kevin teaches how to fight against the lie that we should be further in life by a certain time. Instead, we want our time to matter for what matters most. 

In a world where busyness can seem the normality, we rush from task to task, often filling our lives with the urgent, rather than the important. Is this the legacy we want to leave, or can we realign our lives with a greater purpose?  In this series we’re unpacking the story of Jacob; a biblical hero whose final obituary stood in sharp contrast to the realities of his earlier years.  In...

What you believe shapes how you see the world. 2000 years ago, eternity was changed when Jesus stepped out of the garden tomb. We read the story of Easter that we may believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God and that by believing, we may have life in His name. Together, we celebrate Easter. Do you believe? 

In our last week of Words to Live By, Pastor Kevin teaches us the final phrase that all people want to hear, “thank you”.  In this message, we study a story in the Bible where gratitude proceeds a miracle. Let’s not miss the miracles by taking things for granted.  Our God notices a grateful heart. 

In week three of Words to Live By, David Nasser shared a powerful message about how choosing to forgive is an opportunity for you to allow love to prosper by letting go. It’s time to release the things that hold you back from true celebration and joy.

At the end of our lives, there are four phrases that we all long to hear. In week two of Words to Live By, Pastor Kevin shared about the second phrase… “I’m sorry”.  We don’t apologize to others to be made right with God, we apologize because we have been made right with God – even when we don’t deserve it. 

At the end of our lives, there are four phrases that everyone wants to hear, the first being “I love you.” In the first weeks of our “Words to Live By” series, Pastor James talks about making love a priority in our lives today, not just at the end of our lives. 

In the last week of our Awaken series, Pastor Kevin shares how Jesus flipped the rules that the world had written about acceptance. The natural tendency of any group is to turn focus inward, focusing on the “insiders” and ignoring the “outsiders. Jesus’ life shows us that His supernatural tendency is to bring the outsiders in, and in turn, calls us to do the same.

As we read through the book of Acts, we see examples of the apostles being set free from imprisonment in the darkest parts of the night when it seemed like all was lost. In week three of Awaken, Pastor Kevin shares how we can find freedom in the pits of despair. When the night seems darkest, prayer is your weapon and your song is your strength.