Crosswalk Chattanooga

Crosswalk Chattanooga Podcast

Religion EN ↓ 161 episodes

Welcome to the Crosswalk Chattanooga weekly podcast. To learn more visit our website at http://www.crosswalkvillage.com/chattanooga or download the Crosswalk Church App.

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Crosswalk Chattanooga

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Religion

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www.crosswalkvillage.com

Latest episode

Jul 4, 2026

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Episodes

9-2-23: Love 05.10.2023

The final episode of Elemental Season 2 recommends Love as the roofline of our house of faith. All of our questions or understandings from scripture should be tested by the claim that God is Love. Love is the picture on the box of puzzle pieces showing how they should all be arranged.

8-24-23: Community 05.10.2023

The power and importance of Community is the exploration of the fourth episode in our series. Pastor Tim is on campus to deliver this message on the importance of faith community.

8-19-23: Freedom 05.10.2023

This third episode of our second Elemental season focuses on Freedom through a strange metaphor: the Oppenheimer Latte. Is it possible that God refuses to define love without freedom? What a tremendous promise that salvation is available to us all, but in the end, we can refuse it. We are free.

8-5-23: Jesus 28.09.2023

Today we begin the second season of our Elemental series. Where season one asked the question of what to do with our questions and doubts, the second season focuses on elemental building blocks we should consider for our house of faith. And this week, we discuss the foundation... Jesus.

7-29-23: Back to School 28.09.2023

As summer roles into fall we begin to think about heading back to school. So today we invite Chaplain Tabor Nudd from our Collegedale Academy school system to welcome students back from summer and into the new school year.

7-22-23: 3 John 28.09.2023

Our final episode of The Little Letters explores the message of 3 John. Pastor Dave discusses the sin of comparison, the pressure we can feel to be special and how this can take us far away from a life of love and service.

7-15-23: 2 John 28.09.2023

The Little Letters continues with 2 John as we explore the relationship between truth and love. Amidst this study we come face-to-face with Jesus... this man is fully God (who is love) and also claims to be the way, the truth and the life.

7-8-23: 1 John 4-5 28.09.2023

Today Pastor Dave continues our series on The Little Letters with an exposition on 1 John 4 and 5. In this passage we discover 3 critical identifiers of real love and drink in the truth that God is love.

6-17-23: Father's Day 28.09.2023

In this episode, Pastor Dave draws lessons from the love of his father, Duane Ferguson. Pivotal in our understanding of who God is, Jesus shows up. He shows up in our joys, pain, triumphs, and discouragement. And just as we would wish for an earthly father, God saves His best for us.

6-10-23: Questions 28.09.2023

Questions explores the challenges of faith, the confusion we face and how God feels about us when we doubt. As we turn the pages of scripture we encounter a God who is patient with our understandings and encourages us to be honest about our journey. In the end, as demonstrated through the life of John the Baptist, He is more interested in our pursuit of His love than that we are correct in all our...

5-20-23: Welcome the Fergusons 28.09.2023

Pastor Tim Gillespie and Crosswalk Chattanooga welcome the Ferguson's to our church family as Pastor Dave Ferguson joins in the role of lead pastor for our church and executive leadership team member for Crosswalk Global.

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