The Ninety-Eight Podcast

We hope that you enjoy this reading of *Jonah and the Very Big Fish* read by Abbie Shafer. This book is part of the Very Best Bible Stories series and is great for children aged 2 to 4.  To purchase this book for yourself, please check out  www.thegoodbook.com .  *Original Music by Noah Squires

We hope that you enjoy this reading of *The God Contest: The True Story of Elijah, Jesus, and the Greatest Victory* read by Evan Ward. To purchase this book for yourself, check out  www.thegoodbook.com . Also, free resources to go along with this book, such as coloring and activity pages, can be found at:  https:// www.thegoodbook.com/free-resources?qf=tales%20that%20tell%20the%20truth *Original m...

We hope that you enjoy this reading of Daniel and the Very Hungry Lions read by Pastor Ken Lewis. This book is part of the Very Best Bible Stories series and is great for children aged 2 to 4.  To purchase this book for yourself, please check out  www.thegoodbook.com .  *Original Music by Noah Squires

We hope that you enjoy this reading of Alison Mitchell's *The One O'Clock Miracle: A True Story about Trusting the Words of Jesus* by Jeremy Chasteen. To purchase this book for yourself, check out  www.thegoodbook.com . Also, free resources to go along with this book, such as coloring and activity pages, can be found at:  https:// www.thegoodbook.com/free-resources?qf=tales%20that%20tell%20the%20t...

We hope that you enjoy this reading of *Deborah and the Very Big Battle* read by Ellison Ward. This book is part of the "Very Best Bible Stories" series and is great for children aged 2 to 4.  To purchase this book for yourself, please check out  www.thegoodbook.com .  *Original music by Noah Squires

We hope that you enjoy this reading of The Garden, the Curtain, and the Cross by Becca Watson.  To purchase this book for yourself, check out  www.thegoodbook.com .  Also, free resources to go along with this book, such as coloring and activity pages, can be found at:  www.thegoodbook.com/free-resources?qf=tales%20that%20tell%20the%20truth   *Original music by Noah Squires

In this final episode of Season 4, we close up the mailbag by addressing more of your great questions. For future episodes like this, feel free to email your questions to podcast@crosspointclemson.org. Stay tuned this summer for more bonus content on this feed and we look forward to resuming our normally scheduled episodes in August 2024.

The mailbag is open for business! Tune in to this Part 1 episode in which we address some of your listener-submitted questions.

In this episode, Malory Sanders invites Ryan Heard and Hannah Sarver to the table to discuss a helpful evangelism framework called the "Three Circles." Don't miss this final installment in our running series of Gospel Tools. You can check out this method and more at crosspointclemson.org/gospel-tools.

In this episode we discuss the overlap between two approaches to reaching the lost, "Cultural Apologetics" and "Cross-Cultural Evangelism." Whether seeking to relate to people operating from a secular worldview or majority world religion, we've got to remain confident and clear in the gospel but aim to be accessible to our audience.

Of the many tools at our disposal for sharing the gospel, the "bridge diagram" is one of Crosspoint's favorites. In this episode, Malory Sanders, Hannah Sarver, and Gracie Wells introduce the listener to this method of sharing and provide some tips for the harvest.

In this episode we hear from Jeremy Chasteen and Jason Finley as they consider, on behalf of the listener, whether every Christian should participate in seminary training. The answer is not as clear-cut as you might think. Tune in.

In this series of teachings, we learn from Dr. Mark Liederbach of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary as he helps us unpack a biblical sexual ethic and apply these core principles to Jesus' call to love the world with compassion and the clarity of the gospel.

In this series of teachings, we learn from Dr. Mark Liederbach of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary as he helps us unpack a biblical sexual ethic and apply these core principles to Jesus' call to love the world with compassion and the clarity of the gospel.

In this series of teachings, we learn from Dr. Mark Liederbach of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary as he helps us unpack a biblical sexual ethic and apply these core principles to Jesus' call to love the world with compassion and the clarity of the gospel.

In this series of teachings, we learn from Dr. Mark Liederbach of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary as he helps us unpack a biblical sexual ethic and apply these core principles to Jesus' call to love the world with compassion and the clarity of the gospel.

In this episode, we wrestle through a common question for many of us. Tune in as we consider modern Israel from a theological perspective. You can read the written version of this audio reading on the Crosspoint Blog at https://crosspointclemson. substack.com/p/should-christians-support-israel

In this episode, we welcome Will Adams and Ryan Heard to shine a light on the significant ways the New Testament rests upon and draws from the Old Testament.

In this episode, we hear from Emily Davidson, Malory Sanders, and Hannah Sarver as they talk about the importance of drawing upon one's testimony in Christ for evangelism. Tune in for tips and best practices on this simple means of sharing the gospel. To learn more, visit crosspointclemson.org/gospel-tools.

This episode exists as a follow-up conversation to Episode 142: Salvation in the Old Testament. While the questions we might ask are inexhaustible, this episode seeks to provide even more clarity on this tricky concept.

In this episode, Noah and Emily Squires help us think through Christ's call toward hospitality in the Christian life.

In this episode, we welcome Abbey, Malory Sanders, and Hannah Sarver to discuss past experiences in evangelism. What have we learned along the way? What has most shaped us? What encourages us along the journey of Christian obedience? Tune in.

Malory Sanders and Rebecca Watson hop on the podcast to help us think through this question: "How were the people of the Old Testament saved?"

In this episode, Jason Elvington helps us process "make or break" theology. Which hills are worth dying on? Which doctrines are most important for unity in the church? How does parsing theology impact evangelism and mentoring? Tune in to learn more.

Ronnie Morris and Jeremy Vinson visit the podcast to discuss musical worship in a Christian's personal life, and the place worship holds in pursuing spiritual discipline.