The Ninety-Eight Podcast

In this special summer episode, Abbey Cook and Will Jackson outline why Crosspoint holds to a complementarian position, how complementarianism is God's loving design for men and women, and how we can interact with those who hold different viewpoints. If you would like to learn more or discuss these concepts further, please reach out to one of our leaders — we would love to help!

In this final discussion on the book of Exodus (and the finale episode for Season 6 of The Ninety-Eight), we talk through how the Bible's second book finishes and what implications we can draw for our lives today.

We’re all busy, yet we’re all commissioned as ambassadors of Christ in our world. How, then, are we to faithfully live out the greatest mission in the world in the midst of our limited time, attention, and energy? In this episode, we want to explore how we can live missionally, not only by adding things to our calendars, but first by being intentional with what already exists.

In this third installment, where we consider how classical works of literature can help us as we wrestle with gospel, Jeremy Vinson unpacks the story of Jekyll & Hyde (and the Incredible Hulk). Referencing Jeremy's article "Hulk, Hyde, and the Duality of Man," this episode explores the complexity of the Christian life and the rivaling pulls we feel to feed the flesh and to bolster the Spirit.

In this special entry in our Stories of Life Change series, we hear from Corey Steiner. Raised in an adjacent faith tradition but troubled by sin and religious anxiety, God brought Corey to a place of surrender and is now using his life to testify to the power and grace that's only found in the gospel.

What is ambition? Can Christians be too ambitious? Is there such a thing as not enough ambition? Ryan Heard and Tyler Miers join the podcast to sift through these questions and more! Tune in to this special leadership episode of the Ninety-Eight.

In this episode, Caleb Morgan and Kade Janikula join the table to discuss Matt Smethurst's book *Tim Keller on the Christian Life* and its usefulness in discipleship contexts.

In this episode, Ryan Heard, Caleb Morgan, and Evan Ward join us to consider our high calling to pursue and prioritize people, as well as our natural struggles in this arena. Whether in friendship, marriage, parenting, or leadership, we all have room to grow as extensions of Christ's heartbeat, giving people our best.

In this recording, we capture a live classroom conversation from October 2025 in which Dr. Beau Landers from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary explains the Old Testament Law and how to apply it today. To listen to the conversation on the Sabbath referenced in this recording, navigate to Episode 205 of the Ninety-Eight.

In this episode, we circle back to address even more frequently asked questions from our year-long study in the book of Exodus. -Is Exodus historically true? -Is God actually okay with lying? -Is Mt. Sinai actually the Garden of Eden? Tune in to explore these and more! Also, be sure to catch up on the conversation beginning with FAQs: Part 1 (Episode 210).

In this episode, Gracie Wells leads a conversation with Jason Elvington and Malory Sanders before a live audience as they discuss wisdom for relationships from the book of Proverbs.

In this episode, Dr. Jeremy Vinson returns to help us consider our present moment through classic literature. This time, he walks us through the Oscar Wilde novel The Picture of Dorian Gray and connects the dots for modern engagement on social media. To learn more, go to Crosspoint's Blog to read Jeremy's article entitled "The Social Media Account of Dorian Gray."

In this episode, we welcome Brandon Schoen once again to reflect on his testimony. Whereas we discussed Brandon's experience of being welcomed into the church as an outsider in Episode 213, today's episode brings the reader into Brandon's reflections on life in the military and the unique sanctification journey that God orchestrated because of it.

We talk about sin all the time in the Christian life, but what is it really? In this episode, we ponder the essence and foundation of our sin and discuss how to fight it in daily rhythms.

In this special debut episode of the leadership feed on the Ninety-Eight Podcast, Ryan Heard and Will Jackson survey what leadership really is and how the Christian worldview can center and revive our sometimes flawed thinking.

In this episode, we hear a story of life transformation. Brandon Schoen shares his testimony, describing life before Christ, the appeal of Christ through those who loved and cared for him, and the process of being welcomed as an "outsider" to the church, having been bought and redeemed by Jesus. Tune in and be encouraged!

In this episode, we hear from Caleb Morgan, Ronnie Morris, and Gracie Wells as they consider evangelism through the paradigm of the Parable of the Sower.

In this episode, we welcome Jason Finley back to the podcast to join Jeremy Chasteen and Will Jackson to discuss the most monumental and impactful events and movements of the century so far. Much has happened in the past twenty-five years (or so), and as Christians, we must process the past AND look to the future with gospel hope.

In this episode, Will Jackson, Abby Krasselt, and Malory Sanders revisit Exodus 1-15. Often, when preaching through a book of the Bible, we're only able to delve to a particular depth, whereas the Bible is a vast chasm of riches. In this episode, we revisit some topics and address lingering curiosities from the book.

In this episode, we welcome Ryan Heard and Joe Tanner to help us process the growing phenomenon of sports betting. Is it biblically permissible? Does God care? How much is too much? We consider these and more.

Today's episode features Ken Lewis reading an article he wrote for the Crosspoint Blog entitled, "Give Thanks to God, for He is Good." As you approach the Thanksgiving holiday, take this opportunity to reflect and deepen your appreciation for the Lord and His kindness in your life. You can find Pastor Ken's article at crosspointclemson. substack.com

How should Christians think about humor? Is humor worldly? Is there such a thing as redeemable humor? At what point is humor sinful? Tune in to hear from Will Adams, Caleb Morgan, and Abby Polaski as they address these questions and more (and cut a few jokes along the way)!

Professor Jeremy Vinson visits the podcast to discuss his recent article, "AI and the Tragedy of Frankenstein." Following the encouragement of his written piece, Jeremy points us to the appropriate warnings and guidance for using and regarding artificial intelligence as Christians. You can read Jeremy's article on the Crosspoint blog at https://crosspointclemson. substack.com/p/ai-and-the-tragedy-...

Dr. Beau Landers from Southeastern Seminary joins the podcast to help us process all things related to the Sabbath.

Listen to the story of how God used a simple door-knock to bring gospel opportunity and friendship between Mormon missionaries and the Webers!