CrossPointe Church Podcast

Luke, a known physician, gives great detail in his gospel account. In this message, we discuss the impact Luke and Theophilus had on sharing the gospel of Jesus.

In Part One we looked at how to forgive and reconcile relationships, and in Part 2 we look at how we handle walking away from toxic relationships that are detrimental to our lives.

Relationships can be very difficult. When relationships become strained or broken, how does God want us to handle those situations?

How do we hold onto God when it feels like God isn't holding onto us? In this message Micah looks at how we can find peace during the difficult times in our lives.

We all experience seasons of difficulty, just like Elijah and other characters from the Bible. In today’s sermon we discuss causes and cures for depression.

When we suffer, our faith tends to suffer too. In this sermon, we highlight three things we can give up so we don’t give up our faith.

Does God still perform miracles today? Pastor Tracy dives into biblical and modern examples of the supernatural power of God.

Parenting in modern times can seem impossible when the world is getting to a darker place everyday. How can we as christian parents be the kind of parents that can make an impact on our children?

The same devil that empowered King Ahab and Queen Jezebel's godless government in Elijah's day is still alive and active in ours. Different Day. Different People. Same Demons. 

1 Kings tells of three prominent people and their attitudes toward others. Elijah was assertive, King Arab was passive and Jezebel was controlling. These spirits are still active today. In this message, Pastor Tracy tells us the importance to identify those spirits and how to respond.

In Part 2 of our new series MIRACLES, Pastor Tracy talks about what it looks like when thing are stacked against and it feels like there is no hope in our current situations.

In the first sermon in our new series MIRACLES, Pastor Tracy talks about what it looks like when thing are stacked against and it feels like there is no hope in our current situations.

Making time for what’s important can be overwhelming but also rewarding. We have a lot of responsibilities that we are truly grateful for. In this discussion, let’s consider how we can be intentional about our faith in matters time tells us we care about the most.

The expectations that we feel from people in our lives can feel soul-crushing, at times. Jesus’ only expectation of us is that we are so filled with His love, that we have more than enough love to give to those around us. Christ-like love always INSPIRES action.

The concept of the Antichrist stirs a lot of different emotions and also misconceptions about what the Bible actually says. Let's take a closer look, and get past the stereotypes that many of us allowed to skew our views.

What does the book of Revelations say about the Four Horsemen? And what does it have to do with us today? In this message Pastor Tracy breaks down this often misunderstood part of Revelations.

To some, the rapture and book of Revelation can be confusing or scary. This sermon provides clarity of John’s words.

People are often infatuated with knowing the future but find studying the book of Revelation a bit daunting. It’s doesn’t have to be. Join us as we find out what we can learn from the book of Revelation.

Following Jesus can seem difficult. Helping others follow Jesus can seem even harder. What can we learn from Jesus to help make it easier?

There are some questions and misconceptions when it comes to fasting. It’s not about starving and wishing it to go by quickly. It’s not just about getting more of God but about giving God more of ourselves.

In Part 2 of the FutureMe Series, Pastor Tracy looks at how we respond when the doors in our lives aren't opening in our own timing. We want those doors to open now!

Where do you want to be in a year? Our society is stuck in a buy now pay later mindset. What would happen if we decided to sacrifice short term pain for long term gain?

At Christmas time we focus on Jesus making his entrance into the world. We forget that he came for us all.....even the bad boys and girls.

Is the family still as important today as it was in years past? Why has the family seemed to fade over the years, and especially during the holidays?