CrossLife Fort Smith

This week, Pastor Ricky, preaches through Titus 3:9-11 and addresses the role of Church Disciple/Accountability within the church for the good of the church and glory of God.

Andy Deboer preaches this morning from Titus 3:1-8 and clarifies three aspects of the Gospel: Regeneration, Justification, and Adoption. At the core of who we are as Christians and as Believers is the Gospel. So, may we grow used to it but never old to it, and may we always be humbled by it.

In this sermon, we look at the warning Paul gives about Titus about False Teachers, and use it as a way to highlight even more what a Biblical Elder/Leader/Pastor should be and do. God is clear what His church look like, so we must heed His Word about His Church.

We’re continuing in Titus, and this week we’re looking at what the community of the church SHOULD look like and WHY? One generation should be commending the works of the Lord to the other (Psalm 145). The body-life of the church is clarified in Titus 2.

Thank you for listening to our podcast! This week we begin moving through the book of Titus to learn more of what God desires of His Church. We begin by looking at the Biblical qualifications of elders/pastors/overseers.

This week, our pastor leads us through the conclusion of John’s Gospel.

Join us this week as we study scripture together at the end of John’s Gospel. This was recorded outside, as we continue to gather during the coronavirus pandemic. CrossLife Fort Smith seeks to be a Gospel-centered, Christ-exalting, Disciple-making community. We strive to do this in a simple way, through the simple preaching of the Word for the gathered Believers. Thank you for listening, and feel...

Listen as we consider 6 Reflections on the death of Christ

CrossLife Fort Smith exists to be a Biblically functioning church that seeks to multiply as Gospel-centered, Christ-exalting, Disciple-making community. We do this through expository preaching, simple gatherings, and intentional fellowship.

This week, in John 18:12-27, we look at the denials Jesus faced, fulfilling Isaiah 53:3. This sermon was recorded outside with a stationary mic, so excuse the faded audio at sections. Join us some week in person!

Join us as we continue preaching through the Gospel of John. This week, we begin walking with Jesus to the cross. This week, we slow down to look at the timing, at Jesus’s claims, and His willingness to “drink the cup” the Father has given Him.

Andy Deboer preaches this week and covers Jesus’s High Priestly Prayer from John 17.

Join us again as Ricky continues to lead us through John, and this week we hear more of Jesus’s final words to His disciples—a warning of the coming danger, the peace they have in Him, and the victory Christ proclaims. *Recorded outside as we continue to meet during the coronavirus pandemic.

Join us this week as we continue our journey through John. We have been gathering outside during the pandemic to allow for better distancing, fresh air, and not having to wear masks as much when we gather. So, you’ll hear background, outside noises.

We continue on through John; this week, Jesus warns his disciples that intense hatred and persecution are coming, even from the religious leaders. CrossLife Fort Smith desires to meet as authentically as possible, in a simple way, so that genuine fellowship and life-on-life discipleship can occur.

Listen to Pt. 2 of last week’s sermon, “Christ or the World” from John 15. At CrossLife, we desire to be a Gospel-centered, Christ-exalting, Disciple-making community.

We continue our series in John, picking up in John 15:18-27. As we abide in Christ (John 15:1-11) and abide in love with other believers (John 15:12-17), we will be hated by the world (John 15:18-27). This was recorded outside amid the coronavirus pandemic, so excuse audio issues please.

Recorded outside as we gathered together amidst the COVID pandemic. We continue our expository sermon series through The Gospel of John. This week: “Love One Another.”

Recorded outside so excuse the audio quality! CrossLife has begun meeting in person again, and today Pastor Ricky preached John 15:1-11, “Jesus, the True Vine.”

This week’s message is much shorter and is from 2nd Corinthians 5:14-21. Of Christ has reconciled us (if we are “saved”), then what must we do?

Join us and consider Philip’s request: “Show us the Father, and that will be enough.” There is a danger of having the right desire but the wrong expectation. To see Jesus is to see the Father.

Join us in John 14:5-7 as we look at what it means for Jesus to be “the way, the truth, and the life” (John 14:5-7).

Jesus gives us unshakeable hope, even as He is preparing for His death. This audio is a recording of our Zoom Church Meeting. Check out www.crosslifefortsmith.org for more information about our church.

Join us in John 13:31-35 as we look at what Jesus says is the defining attribute of a Christian to an unbelieving world. This audio was recorded during our Zoom Church Fellowship time April 19, 2020.

May we look to His perfect, all-satisfying Resurrection to Praise, Proclaim, and Pursue.