Crosswalk Chattanooga Podcast

In our final episode of the Broken Kingdom series, Pastor Andreas Beccai applies lessons from the Old Testament story of King Josiah.

Join us as our youth director, Pastor Andrew Ashley, draws lessons from the life of King Hezekiah.

Join us today as Pastor Manny Gomez leads us through an exploration of King Ahab and his deep contrast to the Kingdom of God.

The second episode of our Broken Kingdoms series focuses on the life of King Solomon, his wealth, accomplishments, and accumulation. Studying his life, we notice that the things of this world are never a satisfying substitute for the presence of God and His love for us.

Today, we begin an exploration of five Old Testament Kings, and the disaster mankind always experiences when we trade the kingdoms of man for the Kingdom of God. Episode one of Broken Kingdoms considers God's warnings, our short-sightedness, and the rise of King Saul.

In today's Campus Week episode, Justin Wampler leads us to consider the powerful presence of God through the twists and turns of life. Discover the grace of Jesus, even when it seems we are going the long way home.

Our final episode of this series explores the story of Paul's conversion in Acts chapter 9, and considers how truth is shifted and shaped by the presence of Jesus. Whether on the road to Damascus, the road to Emmaus, or on the road we each travel, when Jesus shows up, our story is rewritten.

In today's episode, we explore a story from Acts 15, and how God uses the community of believers to expose truth.

In this episode, Jesus demonstrates that truth is only true when it is characterized by love. The point of truth is not slander, bitterness, or winning at the expense of others. Truth is an implement of love, tenderheartedness, and forgiveness. Join us in the challenge to be imitators of Christ.

In the third episode of this series, Pastor Dave leads us through a healing, what it means to witness, and how God uses our stories to tell the truth.

Jesus invites us to "pay attention to HOW we hear." Today, we consider the limited resource of our attention and the impact of focus on our understanding of truth.

Join us as we embark on a six-week adventure to discuss how we pursue truth in today's culture. Today, we consider the age-old question Pilate asks in John 18, "What is truth?" Lean in as we listen for the response of Jesus.

In the aftermath of Jesus' resurrection, something crazy happens: the church of Christ explodes with growth. How did this happen? Today, we go beyond the message of the Gospel and consider the methodology so pivotal to this story.

The Beautiful Upset series concludes in Mark 15 and 16 with the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus. This Easter weekend, with Jesus now risen, we ask, "Who did He come here for?"

Today's episode takes us to the Garden of Gethsemane and Jesus' final moments before the cross. His decision brings us face-to-face with our own. Because He paid the price, our lives are changed forever.

Today's episode follows Jesus into Jerusalem in Mark chapter 11, and the beginning of the week of His crucifixion. Experience the movement of God accelerating the story of salvation in three parts: the donkey, the table, and the tree.

In today's episode, we consider the dissonance demonstrated by James and John's request of Jesus in Mark 10. As it turns out, Jesus will give them seats beside Him in His mission. However, in doing so, He will turn their world upside down and reorder our expectations of what it means to be a follower of Christ.

Today's episode takes us to Mark 9 and the story of Jesus on the Mount of Transfiguration. Join us as He pushes us past our initial inclinations, down into the valley, and headlong into the brokenness and pain of the world.

This is episode 1 of our new sermon series exploring the surprising acts and words of Jesus in the Gospel of Mark, titled Beautiful Upset. In Mark 8, Jesus asks His disciples, "Who do you say that I am?" And, while they use the correct language, He reveals that they don't really get it. Join us as Jesus tips our understanding upside down in the Beautiful Upset.

Today, Pastor Dave leads a study of 2 Kings 7, a story of desperate hunger, finding what we need, and the call to share beyond ourselves. As we look in the mirror of God's word, we hear a call to courage and sacrifice, as Crosswalk seeks to Make Room for Jesus to move through our community and gather the hungry to His feast.

Today Pastor Dave concludes our Learning to Lovewell series by exploring our fifth end statement: Crosswalk will be a community that exemplifies servant leadership.

In today's episode, Pastor Dave Ferguson unpacks Crosswalk's 4th end statement: "Crosswalk will be a community that lives beyond herself by caring and advocating for the powerless, oppressed, and abandoned.

Join us for the fourth episode of Learning to Lovewell. Today as Pastor Andreas Beccai, lead pastor of the Redlands campus and member of our Global teaching team, guides us on an exploration of Crosswalk's third end statement.

Crosswalk's second end statement is that, "Crosswalk will be a community where people will learn and grow in an authentic relationship with God." So, today, we explore what it means to have this relationship and how to pursue it.

During this second episode of our "Learning to Lovewell" series, we begin exploring Crosswalk's five end statements. End statement #1 is that Crosswalk will be a community of belonging. Join Pastor Dave in a discussion of God's deep desire to build a community of belonging through His believers.