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In Acts 8:1-8, the early church faces unimaginable hardship. Stephen has been killed, persecution is intensifying and followers of Jesus are being scattered from their homes. Life is hard, and Scripture doesn’t pretend otherwise. But what looks like the end of the story becomes the beginning of something God uses to move the gospel forward.
The believers who were scattered didn’t abandon their mission. Wherever they went, they shared the good news of Jesus. Philip, an ordinary follower of Jesus, went to Samaria and God worked through his obedience in extraordinary ways. That same invitation is available to us today.
It’s easy to look at someone else’s life, compare our calling to theirs and imagine that life would be easier if our circumstances were different. But as Kevin reminds us, as long as we’re fantasizing about somebody else’s life, we’re not living our own. God has placed you where you are for a purpose. He can move around you, but He would rather move through you.
Where might God be calling you to live with greater purpose, courage and urgency today?
You can go to church, pray, serve and do all the right things, but is it possible to still miss the heart of following Jesus?
In Acts 6-7, Stephen shows us what a life fully surrendered to Jesus looks like. Facing rejection, opposition and ultimately death, Stephen remained rooted in God’s Word, connected to God’s heart and trusting in God’s timing.
In this message, Dave Stone reminds us that religious activity is no substitute for a real relationship with Jesus. Following Christ isn’t simply about what we do for Him. It’s about knowing Him, trusting Him and allowing that relationship to shape how we live, especially when life gets difficult.
Stephen’s story challenges us to consider whether our faith has become a routine or whether we’re truly walking with Jesus. Whatever adversity or opposition you’re facing, God isn’t finished. Keep going, trust His timing and finish the race strong.
What if the biggest threat to the early church wasn’t persecution… but people? In Acts 6, the church is exploding with growth, yet behind the scenes tensions are rising, needs are being overlooked and conflict threatens to derail everything. What happens next reveals something surprising about how God works through imperfect people to accomplish His perfect mission.
This message reminds us that healthy churches aren’t problem-free. They’re filled with ordinary people who trust Jesus, serve one another and faithfully use the gifts God has given them. If you’ve ever wondered whether your life or your gifts really matter in God’s Kingdom, this passage offers a powerful answer.
The apostles refused to let conflict become the focus. They addressed the problem without abandoning the mission. Today, we’re faced with the same challenge. Will we allow difficulties to divide us, or will we remain committed to what matters most: helping people find and follow Jesus? Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed, under-qualified or unsure where you fit, discover how God uses ordinary people to accomplish extraordinary things.
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What does it mean to be brave? What if courage isn’t the absence of fear, but trusting God enough to take the next step anyway?
In week 12 of our journey through the Book of Acts, Laurel Bunker walks through Acts 5:12-42, where the apostles refused to stop sharing the hope of Jesus despite opposition, threats and imprisonment. Their boldness wasn’t rooted in their own strength. It came from the Holy Spirit working through them.
Many of us are waiting until we feel ready before taking a step of faith. But what if bravery looks less like fearless confidence and more like faithful obedience? Whether it’s asking for help, pursuing healing, extending forgiveness or sharing your faith, God often calls us to take one small step and trust Him with the rest. Where is God inviting you to be brave?
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When was the last time you underestimated something? As we learn fromweek 11 of our series on the book of Acts, living a life of hypocrisy is more dangerous than we realize. The good news is that God is also much bigger and closer than we realize, and He holds the keys to freedom!
Pastor James Savage unpacks the story of Ananias and Sapphira in Acts 4:32-5:11. While many assume this story is about money or generosity, it’s actually about something far more personal: hypocrisy, hidden sin and the exhausting pressure to live a double life.
Have you ever felt the pressure to look like you have everything together, even when you don’t? Hypocrisy keeps us trapped in shame, but the Gospel reminds us that confession leads to freedom – because His grace is always greater than our sin.
If you’ve ever struggled to be honest about what you’re carrying, this message is a reminder that you don’t have to keep pretending. The Gospel isn’t for perfect people; it’s for people willing to step into the light.
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When you hang around people long enough, you learn what they care about. When Peter and John faced opposition in Acts 4, they didn’t ask God to remove their problems. They prayed for something even greater: boldness. Instead of choosing comfort, they asked for courage to keep following Jesus no matter the cost. What do your prayers reveal about what you truly want?
In week 10 of our series through the book of Acts, Pastor Kevin Queen explores how prayer transforms us before it changes our circumstances. As we remember God’s sovereignty, pray His Word and trust His presence, we discover the courage to live boldly even in seasons of fear, uncertainty and suffering.
Prayer is the most powerful tool on the planet, but what if the greatest prayer you could pray isn’t, “God, make my life easier,” but, “God, make me more like Jesus”?
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Have you ever wished you could go back and rewrite a chapter of your life? In Acts 4, Peter finds himself standing before the same religious leaders connected to one of his greatest failures. Just weeks earlier, he denied even knowing Jesus. Now, under pressure once again, Peter responds with courage and conviction. What changed?
This message explores how God redeems our failures, transforms our hearts and empowers us to live differently. Peter’s story reminds us that our worst moments do not have to define our future. Through the power of the Holy Spirit, God can bring restoration where there was regret and boldness where there was fear.
Where have past mistakes continued to shape your present? What tends to come out of you when you’re under pressure? How might God be inviting you to trust Him with a place of failure or regret?
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Have you ever felt stuck in the same cycle, making the same mistakes, or carrying the same struggles no matter how hard you try to change?
In week eight of our Acts series, Here for Good, Pastor Dwan Hill explores Peter’s message following the miraculous healing of a man who had never walked before. While the crowd focused on the miracle, Peter pointed them to something even deeper: the power of Jesus to heal what’s broken beneath the surface.
Acts 3 reminds us that God created the world good, but sin has distorted what He intended. Left on our own, we often find ourselves trapped in cycles of striving, shame, and self-reliance. But through Jesus, there is another way. Peter’s invitation to “repent and turn to God” isn’t about punishment or guilt. It’s an invitation to freedom, refreshing, healing, and restoration.
Whether you’re carrying hidden struggles, searching for a fresh start, or wondering if real change is possible, this message offers hope that God can meet you exactly where you are and begin transforming your life from the inside out.
What is one area of your life where God may be inviting you to turn toward Him today? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
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In week six of our journey through Acts, we encounter a moment where Peter and John meet a man who had spent his entire life waiting for someone to help him. What follows is a powerful reminder that God often works through ordinary people who are willing to make themselves available.
Many of us focus on what we lack: time, resources, influence, confidence, or experience. But Acts 3:1-10 challenges us to ask a different question. What if God wants to use what we already have? What if availability matters more than ability?
As we study the healing of the man at the temple gate, we’ll discover how the Holy Spirit empowers ordinary followers of Jesus to make an extraordinary impact. This message will encourage you to trust God with what He’s placed in your hands and take your next step of faith.
If you’ve ever wondered whether your life matters, whether God can use your testimony, or whether you can make a difference in the lives of others, this message is for you!
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Peter didn’t know how people would respond to his first sermon, but thanks to the Holy Spirit, it made quite an impact! In Acts 2:37-47, he finishes preaching the first sermon in church history, and the response is IMMEDIATE. Thousands of people are convicted, repent, and put their trust in Jesus. But this moment isn’t just about a crowd making a decision. It’s about what happens when the Holy Spirit transforms a person’s heart and begins building a new kind of community.
In week six of our study through Acts, Pastor Kevin Queen explores how the Holy Spirit works through the gospel to bring conviction, lead people to repentance, and draw them into a life of following Jesus. Peter’s message reminds us that the power of the gospel has never depended on human eloquence or perfect words. The Holy Spirit is still changing lives today.
If you’ve ever wondered whether God is at work in your life, or what it looks like to respond when He speaks, this message is for you.
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Are you afraid of saying the wrong thing when talking about Jesus? Many of us overthink sharing our faith because we feel unqualified, nervous, or unsure of what to say. But in Acts 2:13-36, we see Peter preach the very first sermon in church history, not through perfect preparation or confidence in himself, but through the power of the Holy Spirit.
In week five of our study through the book of Acts, Pastor Kevin Queen walks through Peter’s bold message and reminds us that God does not call perfect people, He empowers willing people. The same Holy Spirit that gave Peter courage is still at work today, helping ordinary people point others toward Jesus.
This message explores how fear can be reframed, why the gospel always points back to Jesus, and how God works through our weakness and insecurity. If you have ever wondered whether God could really use you to make a difference in someone’s life, this message is for you.
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Have you ever wished God would just make things clearer? Most of us want certainty before we take a step forward, but faith rarely works that way. In Acts 2:1-12, the followers of Jesus are waiting, uncertain, and without clarity when suddenly the Holy Spirit moves in a way they never expected.
In week four of our series through the book of Acts, Pastor Kevin Queen explores why God often gives us trust before clarity. The Holy Spirit wasn’t sent to make life easier or more comfortable. He was sent to lead us deeper into dependence on Jesus. When we stop chasing control and start trusting God in the unknown, we begin to experience His presence and power in a new way.
If you’re navigating uncertainty, waiting for answers, or struggling to trust God – this message is for you.
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In this powerful Mother’s Day conversation, we hear from one of Cross Point’s resilient moms, worship leader Cheryl Stark. Cheryl talks to Rea Queen sharing her story of grief, motherhood, fear, loss, and ultimately discovering the faithfulness of God through every season.
This conversation speaks to anyone who has wrestled with anxiety, grief, disappointment, fear, or the feeling that life is not unfolding the way they hoped. Through every valley, Cheryl’s testimony is that God is still present, still faithful, and still bringing hope. This is what it looks like to trust God in the middle of uncertainty.
Whether this Mother’s Day is joyful, complicated, painful, or somewhere in between, our prayer is that this conversation encourages you to keep holding on, keep trusting God, and remember that you are not alone.
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Have you ever felt stuck trying to make the right decision? Whether it’s about your future, relationships, or something weighing on you right now; how do you know which way to go? In Acts 1:12–26, the disciples face a major decision. But before they act, they pray, seek God’s Word, and move forward together in faith. What if the way they made decisions is exactly what we’ve been missing?
Pastor Kevin Queen walks through this powerful moment in the early church and challenges us with a deeper question: Are you actually letting Jesus guide your decisions, or are you just following your feelings? At the end of the day, while we make thousands of decisions every day, there’s one that shapes all the rest: Will we trust Jesus?
If you’re in a season of waiting, wrestling with uncertainty, or facing a big decision, this message will encourage you with practical truth and spiritual clarity. No matter what you’re facing, you don’t have to figure it out alone.
God isn’t trying to confuse you, He wants to lead you.
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What do you do when God asks you to trust Him… but nothing makes sense? In Acts 1:4–8, Jesus gives His disciples a confusing and even dangerous command: go back to Jerusalem, the very place that just crucified Him, and wait. No plan. No explanation. Just trust.
In week two of our journey through the book of Acts, Pastor James Savage unpacks a tension we all feel: we often want clarity, but Jesus invites trust. Because every perfect plan of God isn’t initiated by people – it’s initiated by the Holy Spirit.
This message explores the real question beneath it all: not “Do I understand Jesus?” but “Do I trust Him?” And if we’re honest, many of us trust Jesus with eternity… but struggle to trust Him with our everyday lives. So what would it look like to trust Jesus with your relationships, your future, your decisions, and your identity?
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What is keeping you stuck right now? So many of us want more from life; more purpose, more meaning, more fulfillment – but we often stay where it feels safe. The problem? Comfort can quietly keep us stagnant. When we let our flesh or feelings lead, we end up empty, wondering why nothing is changing.
In this message, Pastor Kevin Queen walks through Acts 1:1–3 to kick off a brand-new, year-long journey through the book of Acts. This isn’t just a study of the early church, it’s an invitation to step into the life God created you for.
The book of Acts shows us what happens when ordinary people step out of their comfort zones and begin living led by the Holy Spirit. They didn’t have influence, resources, or a strategy – just the presence of God and a willingness to follow. And it changed EVERYTHING. Because real growth, real purpose, and real impact are always found on the other side of comfort.
Have you ever been let down by someone you really trusted? That kind of pain does not just hurt in the moment. It can shape how you see every relationship moving forward. It can make it hard to trust people again, even when you want to.
Walking through Proverbs 18:13 and other key Scriptures, Dr. Henry Cloud unpacks a powerful truth. Trust is not optional. Trust fuels every part of life and every relationship. But when trust gets broken, something in us pulls back. So how does trust actually work? And how do you rebuild trust after it has been broken?
While people will fail us, Jesus never will. He understands you completely, cares deeply about you, and is fully trustworthy in every way. As you learn to trust Him more, you can also grow into someone others can trust. If you have ever struggled with broken trust, relationship pain, or knowing who to trust, this message will give you clarity and direction for what to do next.
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In this episode of the Anything’s Possible Podcast, Pastor Kevin Queen, Pastor Josh Reed, and New Testament scholars Dr. Adam Winn and Dr. Jim Miller unpack the surprising ending of Mark 16.
As they explore the final verses of Mark’s Gospel, the conversation tackles one of the most debated questions in Scripture: Did Mark really end at verse eight? And if so, what does that mean for our faith, our confidence in the Bible, and our response to Jesus?
This episode explores the tension between belief and obedience, information and transformation, fear and faith, and why the “unfinished” ending of Mark might actually be an invitation for you to continue the story.
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Have you ever felt like you’ve messed up too much… gone too far… or disqualified yourself from God’s grace? Easter tells a different story.
Pastor Kevin Queen unpacks Mark 16 where we don’t just see an empty tomb; we see a personal invitation! When the angel says, “Go tell the disciples and Peter,” it’s a powerful reminder that even the one who failed Jesus wasn’t written off. He was called by name.
This message walks through the historical evidence of the resurrection and what it means for your life today. Because if Jesus really rose from the dead, then failure isn’t final, shame doesn’t get the last word, and your story isn’t over. Anything’s Possible!
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Have you ever taken an awareness test? It’s possible to be looking right at something, and still miss it.
In Mark 15:16–47, we see a sobering moment surrounding the crucifixion of Jesus. The very people carrying out His death didn’t fully realize who He was until it was too late. Their awareness came after the fact, but what about ours?
Pastor Kevin Queen walks through this passage and invites us to wrestle with a deeper question: Are we truly seeing Jesus as King, or are we missing Him in plain sight? This was not just as a moment in history, but a personal invitation; for us to live free from shame, fully surrendered to Him.
Have you ever felt the tension of wanting to do what’s right… but also wanting to be accepted?
In Mark 15:1–15, we see Pontius Pilate caught in that exact struggle. Faced with the truth about Jesus, Pilate chooses to please the crowd instead; releasing a guilty man and sending an innocent Savior to the cross. In week 44 of our journey through the Gospel of Mark, Pastor Dustin Aagaard walks through this powerful moment and exposes a question we all have to answer: will we live for the approval of people, or in surrender to Jesus?
Jesus had done nothing wrong, He willingly took our place, because we could never save ourselves. His sacrifice invites us into a different way of living: one where faith is greater than fear, and obedience matters more than approval.
Following Jesus doesn’t always feel easy, but it leads to a deeper peace than people-pleasing ever could. So where are you still trying to gain approval instead of trusting Him? And what would it look like to fully depend on Jesus in that area of your life?
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Have you ever felt the sting of betrayal or the weight of loneliness? In Mark 14:43–72, we see some of the most painful moments in Jesus’ final hours. Judas betrays Him with a kiss, Peter denies even knowing Him, and the rest of the disciples scatter. Yet even in the face of betrayal, abandonment, and false accusations, Jesus responds with grace, courage, and unwavering love.
In week 43 of our journey through the Gospel of Mark, Pastor Kevin Queen walks through this powerful passage to show how Jesus understands our deepest pain. Before He carried the weight of the world’s sin to the cross, He carried the grief of being abandoned by the people closest to Him. And still, His love never wavered.
This message challenges us with an important question: What is worth suffering for? When we make Jesus our primary passion, even the pain and failure we experience can be used for God’s purpose. The same Jesus who stood alone in the garden also restored the disciples, and continues to restore hearts today.
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When life doesn’t turn out the way we hoped, what do we do with the disappointment? It’s easy to become bitter, discouraged, or even begin to question God. But what if disappointment isn’t the end of the story?
In Mark 14:26–42, Pastor Dustin Aagaard walks through Jesus’ moment in the Garden of Gethsemane, where even Jesus experienced deep sorrow and disappointment. His closest friends fell asleep when He asked them to pray, and the weight of what was ahead pressed heavily on Him. Yet in that moment, Jesus models something powerful: honesty with the Father, closeness to God in the middle of pain, and radical surrender to God’s will.
Disappointment doesn’t have to define you. Instead, it can become a signal that draws you closer to God. When we bring our hurt, questions, and unmet expectations to the Father, He can transform disappointment into deeper faith, stronger trust, and lasting hope.
What if one of the most common questions about Christianity is also one of the most misunderstood? In Mark 14:12–25, we step into one of the most significant nights in history; a private dinner that changed everything. What Jesus said and did in that room still shapes millions of lives today.
In this message we will discover that Baptism is not about earning salvation. It’s about obedience. We will be encouraged to build our faith on surrender, rather than technicalities and we will learn that Jesus doesn’t just forgive our sin, He gives us a brand new identity.
This message tackles the tension many of us quietly wrestle with; that gap between belief and obedience. Between cultural Christianity and real surrender. Between technicalities… and transformation. Pastor Kevin Queen helps us see that this isn’t about two ancient rituals, it’s a question of whether we are building our faith on loopholes, or trust.
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In week 40 of our series through the Gospel of Mark, Pastor Laurel Bunker walks us through Mark 14:1–11 and the powerful story of a woman who boldly poured out her most valuable possession at the feet of Jesus. While others criticized her, Jesus honored her. What looked wasteful to some was beautiful worship to Him. How are you worshipping Jesus? Are you holding anything back or are you willing to pour it all out for Him? God is still calling His people to bold devotion. Following Jesus will not always make sense to the crowd. It may cost you comfort, reputation, or control. But when loving God, serving others, and sharing Jesus are non-negotiable; bold obedience becomes our response. – – – – – – – – If this message encouraged you, let us know in the comments, share it with someone, and subscribe for more messages!
Wars. Disasters. Politics. Cultural instability. When the world feels unpredictable, it’s easy to feel anxious, distracted, or spiritually unprepared. In Week 39 of our yearlong journey through the Gospel of Mark, Pastor Kevin walks through Mark 13, where Jesus speaks directly into this tension. While no one knows the timing of His return, Jesus makes one thing clear: we don’t have to live in fear. We are called to stay awake, stay ready, and stay on mission. This message invites us to examine how we’re living today. Are we drifting into distraction? Are we spiritually asleep? Or are we alert, anchored, and actively participating in what God is doing in the world? When the future feels unclear, Jesus gives us clarity on how to live right now. Tune in, take notes, and lean in as we consider what it means to live faithfully in uncertain times. – – – – – – For more info and resources on this series, visit crosspoint.tv/mark. If this message encouraged you, let us know in the comments. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs hope today.
In week 38 of our journey through the Gospel of Mark, Pastor Kevin Queen teaches from Mark 12:35–44 and invites us to reflect on a powerful question: How are we magnifying Jesus with our lives?
We’re all focused on something; our worries, our pain, our success, our opinions, or our hopes for the future. And what we focus on is what we magnify. In this message, we see how Jesus calls us to lift our focus, get out of the way, and live lives that reflect Him so others can clearly see His grace, love, and truth.
Through real stories and Jesus’ teaching in the temple, we’re challenged to examine what has our attention, our hearts, and our resources: and to consider whether our lives are pointing people toward Christ.
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When was the last time you audited your own heart? As we enter the Awaken season, this message invites us to pause and take stock of where we’re at. When life gets heavy, it reveals what we’re truly plugged into. What we love, trust, and run to in moments of pressure often exposes the condition of our hearts.
In Mark 12:28–34, Jesus names the greatest commandment: to love God with our whole lives and to love others as ourselves. These two are inseparable. How we love God is always reflected in how we love people – even when we don’t agree with them.
In week 37 of our Gospel of Mark series, Pastor Kevin Queen challenges us to examine what may be competing for our devotion. This message isn’t about trying harder, it’s about getting honest, repenting where needed, and returning to wholehearted love for God and others.
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We all reach moments where avoiding the question is no longer an option. In Mark 12, Jesus tells a parable that forces one unavoidable decision into the open: What are we going to do about Him?
In week 35 of our journey through the Gospel of Mark, Pastor James Savage breaks down the parable of the tenants and exposes a tension we all live with – the desire to control our own lives. This message challenges us to steward the gifts God has given us for His glory. It also might make us rethink all we understand about ownership and control.
Tune in, take notes, and reflect on what it looks like to live with open hands and a surrendered heart. Rejecting Jesus does not change who He is. Jesus is Lord. The only question is whether He is OUR Lord.
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When prayer fades, something else quietly takes its place. Over time, faith can drift, relationships can strain, and hearts can grow cluttered without us even noticing.
In week 34 of our journey through the Gospel of Mark, Pastor Kevin Queen walks through Mark 11:12–25 and shows how Jesus confronts spiritual entropy; both in the temple and in our own lives. This passage reveals how prayer is not a religious accessory but the way God restores intimacy, renews purpose, and realigns what has slowly drifted out of order.
As Jesus teaches His disciples, un-forgiveness affects every relationship we hold – including our relationship with God. A prayerless life eventually shows up in how we live, love, and trust. But the good news is that entropy is not the end of the story. Through prayer, trust, and forgiveness, Jesus brings renewal.
Tune in, take notes, and reflect as we learn how Jesus interrupts entropy and invites us back into connection with the Father.
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Ever feel surrounded by noise, pressure and opinions? Jesus is closer than. we think! In Mark 10:46–52, w. meet Bartimaeus, a blind man who refuses to stay quiet when he realizes Jesusis passing by. While the crowd tries to shut him down, he keeps cryingout for mercy, and Jesus gives him His full attention. In this message from our Gospel of Mark series, we see how faith often looks like persistence, honesty and surrender. Bartimaeus throws aside what once felt like security, names what he truly wants, and then follows Jesus with his new life. This is not just a story about sight – it is a story about salvation, about worth, and about learning to slow down enough to recognize the presence of Jesus in the middle of our everyday lives.
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On the winter solstice (the shortest day and longest night of the year) Scripture reminds us that darkness is never the end of the story. In this message, we look at the third story in Luke 15, often called The Parable of the Prodigal Son, and discover that it’s really a story about two lost sons and a Father who never stops welcoming His children home. Whether we relate more to the younger son or the older son, this message invites us to see where grace and truth meet. As we reflect on the darkest day of the year, we’re reminded of a powerful truth: light is coming on the horizon. Jesus shows us that no one is too far gone, no heart is too proud to need repentance, and no darkness is beyond the reach of His light. Today can be our turning point. – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – If this message encouraged you, let us know in the comments. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs hope today.
We all know the frustration of losing something that truly matters; the anxiety, the searching, the relief when it’s finally found! But what happens when what’s missing isn’t a thing, but our attentiveness to Jesus? In this message from our Welcome Home series, Pastor Kevin looks at Luke 15:8–10 and reminds us of a powerful truth. Jesus relentlessly pursues what is lost (you and I) and He celebrates when it’s found. This passage reveals just how deeply we matter to Him; so much so that He gave His life to bring us back into relationship with God. As we reflect on Jesus’ pursuit of us, we’re invited to consider our own response. What does it look like to seek Him with intention, urgency, and trust? Tune in, take notes, and lean into the invitation to come home again. – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – If this message encouraged us, let us know in the comments. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs hope today.
We all know the feeling of being a little lost. Perhaps we feel pulled in a dozen directions, or maybe we’re unsure what the next right step is? The noise of life can make that longing even louder; especially during the Christmas season.
In week one of our Welcome Home series, Pastor Kevin explores Luke 15:1–7, where Jesus tells the story of a shepherd who goes after one wandering sheep and celebrates when it’s brought safely home. This isn’t just a story – it’s our reality. We are the ones Jesus comes looking for. We are the ones He carries back to a place of belonging, peace, and restoration.
As we prepare our hearts this Christmas, we’re invited to consider how we’re turning toward Jesus, how we’re letting Him guide us home, and how repentance opens us to the life He offers. Tune in, take notes, and let this message draw us deeper into the hope of the Gospel this season.
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Do you ever notice how easy it is for life to crowd out what matters most? Even when we’re trying to follow Jesus, our routines, pressures, and distractions can make us forget the very message that’s meant to anchor our lives. We all long to stay centered on the Gospel, but sometimes it feels like we drift without meaning to.
In this week’s teaching from Mark 10:32–45, Pastor James shows us that we’re not the first to lose focus. Even the disciples overlooked Jesus’ words… not once, but multiple times. And yet, Jesus meets forgetful people with patience, grace, and a fresh invitation to follow Him more fully.
As we walk through this passage, we’ll remember that Nobody’s Perfect and the Gospel is about letting Jesus gently reshape our priorities, our patterns, and our purpose – if we will let Him.
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Do you ever feel like you’re doing “all the right things” spiritually, yet something still feels stuck? Nobody’s Perfect, but maybe we’re trying to earn our way to God, or maybe there’s one things that’s quietly holding us back. If we’ve ever wondered why following Jesus feels harder than it should, this message speaks directly to that tension.
In this week’s teaching from Mark 10:17–31, Pastor Kevin walks us through the story of the rich young ruler; a man with influence, success, and stability who still carried a deep longing. Jesus loved him enough to tell him the truth: there was one thing in his life he had never surrendered.
As we explore this passage, we’ll discover that Jesus wants more FOR us than he wants FROM us, and that we can trust God with our identity, security and future. This message helps us see our lives with a kingdom perspective, loosen our grip on the things that hold us back and remember that with God, Anything’s Possible.
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Do you want to live a meaningful life? Do you feel your existence lacks passion or purpose? If you’re longing to feel joy again and break out of the cycle of stress and self-focus, this message is for you!
In week 30 of our Gospel of Mark series, Pastor Kevin reminds us that the Kingdom of God isn’t something we achieve; it’s something we receive. When life gets busy, it’s easy to forget that some of the greatest gift we’ll ever experience comes from serving others, and using what God has given us to lift up someone else.
Tune into this teaching and get ready to take notes. If we can master this principle, we might just become people who live open-handed and filled with joy, and our lives will begin to point people toward Jesus.
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In this message from Pastor Kevin Queen, we look at Jesus’ teaching in Mark 10:1–12 and explore what the Bible really says about marriage, divorce, and singleness. Whatever your relationship status, God has something for you. Marriage can be beautiful; but it can also be hard.
Divorce can be painful; but it’s not the end of your story.
Singleness can feel lonely; but it’s not a lesser calling.
Through this section of Scripture, Pastor Kevin reminds us that God sees us, loves us, and can redeem every part of our story; no matter our past or present circumstance. He’s not done with our story, and with Jesus, Anything’s Possible.
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Jesus didn’t avoid hard truths – He spoke them in love. If you ever feel too far gone. If you feel lost in the uncertainty of life. If you’re unsure which way to turn, this message is for you. Pastor Kevin Queen unpacks one of the most challenging teachings in Scripture; what it means to take sin seriously, to live with heaven in mind, and to trust that Jesus is our only hope.
As we dive into this powerful section of scripture, we’ll learn that eternity isn’t something that starts when we die; it’s shaped by what we choose to believe today.
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In this week’s message, we kick off a brand new section of the Gospel of Mark called Greatness andour Campus Pastors jumped into unpack the scripture.
In a world driven by achievement, comparison, and the constant climb, Jesus turns the ladder upside down and shows us another way.
Do you feel like you’re lagging behind, are you burned out, or caught in comparison? this message will remind you that your worth isn’t something you have to prove – it’s something Jesus already secured.
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Have you ever done something you regret and wished you could take it back? We’ve all been there. Moments we wish we could undo, words we wish we hadn’t said, choices that left us feeling distant from God or others. The good news is, even if we fail, God’s love for us never does.
How do we stop concealing our struggles? How do we move on when we feel like we’ve blown it? Wondering if God could still use you? if you ever wrestle with these questions, this message is for you. Pastor Kevin Queen unpacks Mark 9:14-29 and shares a powerful picture of grace, honesty, and hope.
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Have you ever noticed how easy it is to drown in the noise of life? The pace of existence can leave us spiritually numb. If you feel like your mind is full but your soul is empty – this message is for you.
In week 25 of our Gospel of Mark series, Pastor Dave Clayton walks us through Mark 9 and the transfiguration of Jesus. In this moment He reveals His full glory to the disciples and He wants to do the same today; restoring your sight, inviting you to rise above the noise.
If your faith feels distant, or if your life has become a blur of motion, this is your invitation to see Jesus as He really is. God wants to meet you in the stillness, speak peace over your anxiety, and remind you of your purpose. When you see Him clearly, you begin to see everything else differently.
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In week 24 of our series on the Gospel of Mark, Pastor Kevin Queen breaks down Mark 8:22-38, when Jesus healed a blind man and later spoke about His death. This passage reminds us that Jesus performed many miracles. Like with the blind man, He wants to help us see when life gets blurry and bring things in focus. Jesus wants us to live in boldness for Him, since we are part of His kingdom. How are you living for Jesus?
In Week 23 of our Gospel of Mark series, guest speaker Pastor Dave Stone unpacks Mark 8:1-21.
Do you ever question whether God can meet you in your mess? Wonder if He has another miracle for you? You’re not alone, even the disciples questioned Jesus’ ability to provide, despite witnessing miracle after miracle.
Maybe you want more from Jesus? Ever get frustrated that He doesn’t show up as you expect? You’re not alone – the Pharisees demanded a sign from heaven.
God is a faithful provider, and His timing is always perfect. In this message we’ll discover that God is at work in today.
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Everywhere you look; online, at work, even at home, people seem quick to take offense. But what if offense is more than just an emotion? What if it’s a trap?
This week in our series working through the book of Mark, Pastor Kevin teaches from Mark 7 and reveals how easily we can get caught in cycles of bitterness and division. Together we’ll learn that carrying offense blinds us spiritually, pulls communities apart, and keeps us from the freedom Jesus offers. Learn how to let go of grudges, find forgiveness, stay on mission, and shine bright in a dark world.
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In week 21 of our Gospel of Mark series, Pastor Kevin teaches from Mark 7:1-23, where Jesus challenges the religious leaders and reminds His disciples that it’s not what goes into a person that makes them unclean – it’s what comes out of their heart.
When we hold on to the wrong things, spiritual vision is impaired by the world. The good news? Jesus invites us to repent, turn our eyes back to Him, and live with hearts aligned to the Gospel. How can you clear what’s blinding you and refocus on Jesus today?
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In week 20 of our Gospel of Mark series, Pastor Kevin teaches from Mark 6:45-56, when Jesus walked on water and the disciples were terrified, thinking He was a ghost. This passage reminds us that everyone puts faith in something, but only Jesus is worthy of our trust. Sometimes God allows us to walk through storms so we can see His glory more clearly. Are you trusting Him in the middle of your storm?
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In week 19 of our series on the Gospel of Mark, Pastor James Savage shares the story of Jesus feeding 5,000 people with just five loaves and two fish (Mark 6:30-44). Even while tired and needing rest, Jesus showed compassion and made the most of a difficult day.
This passage reminds us that when we face bad days, we’re not alone. Jesus lays out an insightful and wise plan that we can choose to implement when we face our worst days. With Jesus, we believe that Anything’s Possible – no matter how heavy the day feels.
In week 18 of our series on the Gospel of Mark, Pastor Kevin Queen walks through Mark 6:7–13, where Jesus sends His disciples out for the first time to preach the Gospel. One of His instructions is to “travel light” – an instruction that still rings true today: Carry less. Trust more.
When our hands are empty, our hearts are more open to receive what only God can provide. God is always preparing us for life in all it’s fullness. The call to mission isn’t about being fully equipped; it’s about being fully dependent.
God is still inviting us into that kind of faith. Are you ready? Could we be someone who says ‘yes’ before we know all the steps? How can we learn to trust Him? What would our lives look like if we learnt to really ‘send it’?
We all face rejection, hurt and moments of offense. In this next section of Mark, Ps. Kevin Queen unpacks how Jesus Himself experienced it in His own hometown—and John the Baptist even lost his life for standing firm in his faith. Rejection and offense are painful, but they don’t have to define us. Jesus shows us how to stay rooted in God’s truth, free from bitterness, and strong in the Spirit no matter what opposition comes our way.
What does it look like to push past fear, risk our reputation, and reach out to Jesus? In week 16 of our series on the Gospel of Mark, Pastor Kevin shares stories from Mark 5:21-40. We see Jesus stop for a woman who had suffered for 12 years, before raising a little girl from the dead. These two very different people had one thing in common: desperate faith. Jesus meets us today with the same compassion, power, and perfect timing. No matter how long you’ve been waiting or how impossible it looks, you can trust His heart, His hand, and His timing.
In week 15 of our series on the Gospel of Mark, Pastor Kevin Queen shares two stories from Mark – two powerful moments where fear meets faith. In both stories, Jesus isn’t shaken. He’s sovereign.
Even with Jesus right beside them, the disciples panicked in the face of a storm. Jesus doesn’t run from storms or chaos. He speaks peace over them and brings restoration.
Fear can either shrink our faith or lead us straight into the arms of the One who calms the storm. Jesus wants us to step out of our comfort zone, so we can grow.
So – how do we respond during a storm? What if that fear is the very place Jesus wants to show us His power?
In week 14 of our series on the Gospel of Mark, guest speaker Dave Stone looks at Mark 4:21-32. We see Jesus share short parables that reveal a massive kingdom truth: God’s power doesn’t need a platform, just a seed. Through this imagery Jesus demonstrates how Kingdom impact often starts hidden, humble, and almost unnoticeable. […]
In a world obsessed with results, Jesus offers a better way. In one of His most misunderstood parables, Jesus reveals a kingdom truth that flips everything we think about faith, growth, and impact. In this powerful and deeply encouraging message, guest speaker Scotty Smith unpacks Mark 4 – a stunning reminder of the relentless, unstoppable […]
In week 12 of our series on the Gospel of Mark, guest speaker Laurel Bunker recaps Mark 3:20-35. In this passage, Jesus reminds the crowd to love one another. If we fight each other we won’t get very far. As Christians, we can’t be Christlike if we don’t learn to love and forgive others. Our […]
Ever felt like you don’t fit in, or fail to meet the criteria? In Week 11 of our Gospel of Mark series, guest speaker David Nasser unpacks Mark 3:13-19, where Jesus selects His disciples. Jesus demonstrates that Everyone’s Welcome when He chooses a diverse group and looks to empower the unique elements in each disciple. […]
In Mark 2, people came to ask Jesus why His disciples did not fast like the Pharisees. Jesus’ response? A question and two cryptic metaphors. Pastor Mike Kelsey unpacks not only the significance of these metaphors but also what the answer to this question means for our search for the abundant life as Christians today. […]
In week 10 of our series on the Gospel of Mark, guest speaker Dr. Megan Fate Marshman shares Jesus’ thoughts about the Sabbath in Mark 2:23-3:6. Her teaching reminds us that God isn’t calling us to do more “right things” to prove ourselves – that’s what the Pharisees are prone to doing. Instead, you can […]
In week eight of our series on the Gospel of Mark, Pastor Daran shares the story of Levi in Mark 2:13-17. Jesus told Levi to follow Him, as He ate with other tax collectors and sinners. This move may seem surprising, but Jesus doesn’t look at our qualifications or experience when looking for those to […]
In week seven of our series through the Gospel of Mark, Pastor James Savage shares the story of a paralyzed man whose friends go to great lengths to bring him to Jesus. However the moment doesn’t go as planned. As the story unfurls, we see how Jesus meets our deepest needs, over what we want […]
In week six of our series on the Gospel of Mark, we see Jesus model what it looks like to slip away to spend time alone with the Father. Pastor Kevin unpacks Mark 1:35 and how the power of prayer in silence and solitude can fuel us just like it did for Jesus. If we […]
In this passage of the Gospel of Mark, we see how Jesus teaches, frees and heals with full authority and full vulnerability. Since the beginning of the world, a battle has waged between good and evil. The grand story of Scripture shows us the reality of that battle, the outcome and our place in it. […]
In week four of our series on the Gospel of Mark, Pastor Kevin dives into Mark 1:16–20, a powerful passage where Jesus calls Simon Peter, Andrew, James and John to leave everything behind and follow Him. This moment marks the beginning of their discipleship journey, and reminds us of our own. Following Jesus is how […]
In week three of our series on the book of Mark, Pastor Kevin shares another story of baptism. In Mark 1:9-11, Jesus was baptized to identify with us. It’s a reminder that He won’t ask us to do something He hasn’t already done. Just as we use baptism to repent, we also use fasting and […]
In week two of our series on the book of Mark, Pastor Kevin shares the story of John the Baptist on this Baptism Sunday. In Mark 1:4-8, John encourages others to get baptized so they can get ready for Jesus. It’s one way Christians can repent and show their obedience to the Lord. Baptism also […]
In week one of our new series on the book of Mark, Annie F. Downs introduces us to the authors of the Gospels – Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. Each one has a different point of view on Jesus’ life on Earth. Over this next year, we’ll study Mark, which is the second of those […]
Life, in many ways, is lived between two grips: a newborn grasping their parent’s finger and our final moments reaching for the hand of a loved one. What if the scars, the wrinkles, the memories of your hands are telling a bigger story than you realised? And what do ancient prophecies written hundreds of years […]
In the final week of our “On Map On Mission” series, Pastor Kevin teaches how Jesus’ Triumphal Entry in Matthew 21 can actually show us an example of the generosity we are supposed to have in our lives. As we see how Jesus gave the greatest gift of all, it helps us to live with […]
In week three of our “On Map on Mission” series, Pastor James shared scripture from Acts 2, where Jesus used Peter and the disciples to bring thousands of people from all walks of life together to follow Him. If we truly believe Anything’s Possible, and our behavior matched our beliefs, imagine the people we could […]
In week two of our “On Map on Mission” series, Pastor Kevin gave us an anecdote to picture the people closest to us in our lives – those who would be sitting in the front row if we were to gather everyone in an auditorium. Our “oikos” refers to the people who God has placed […]
In week one of our new “On Map on Mission” series, Pastor Kevin shares scripture from Matthew 28. The Great Commission tells us to make disciples of all nations. Doing that starts with sharing your love for Christ with those around you. Who are the people God placed in your life who could be your […]
In week three of “Divine Hospitality” guest speaker, David Nasser, taught us the kind of hospitality that Christians are called to share to the world. Divine hospitality means loving the outsider and making space for the stranger, The end goal of divine hospitality is to seek and save the lost – David shares stories of […]
In week two of our Divine Hospitality series, guest speaker David Nasser shares some of the Bible’s 59 commands for the Believer about how to approach one another. One of those commands is mentioned in 1 Peter. This Scripture reminds us to “love one another”, even when we don’t see eye to eye. How are […]
When you think of hospitality, does God come to mind? In our new “Divine Hospitality” series, Pastor Kevin shares how Jesus showed hospitality in John 6. Jesus fed 5,000 people with only five small loaves of bread and two fish. Those people may have been physically hungry, but they were spiritually hungry too. God wants […]
In week four of our “Awaken” series, Pastor Kevin encourages us to not let life pass us by without fully waking up. In John 11, Lazarus has a literal awakening when Jesus raises him from the death to life. This story shows us that God allows painful events to let others see His glory. Where […]
In week three of our “Awaken” series, Pastor Kevin shares the story of Jesus and the Samaritan woman at a well in John 4. Jesus knew her sins and could satisfy her thirsty heart more than the water she was trying to get – the kind of water He offers is living water, that doesn’t […]
In week two of our “Awaken” series, Pastor James shares the story of the woman who was desperate for a miracle in Luke 8:42. After bleeding for 12 years, she knew that no one but Jesus could heal her. This passage shows us there is no shame in reaching out to Jesus for help. Do […]
In week one of our new Awaken series, Pastor Kevin shares Nathanial’s story from the book of John. We may be physically awake, but we can still fall asleep spiritually. The good news is that God will use circumstances to wake us up. Other people, His Word and prayer can help too. How can you […]
In the last week of our “Momentum” series, Pastor Kevin shares how God called Moses to lead the Israelites out of Egypt. It’s a reminder that no matter how big the call, God has prepared you for it. What has God called you to do?
It week three of our “Momentum” series, Annie F. Downs shares how Moses had an encounter with God in Acts 7. It’s a reminder that experiencing God makes everything better. We should always say “yes” to God when He is moving through our lives.
It can be difficult to have faith during the challenging seasons of life. In week two of our “Momentum” series, Pastor Kevin shares the story of Moses in Acts 7, where Moses’ faith is tested in the wilderness. Like with Moses, tests in life reveal where we are and what we need to learn from […]
A new year means a fresh start. In week one of our new “Momentum” series, Pastor Kevin shares how to move forward in life in the one area that matters most – our faith! The scripture of Hebrews tells us the righteous live by faith, which is based on the promises of God. Where is […]
This is a special end-of-year service, with a short message from Pastor Kevin and Rea Queen and worship with some of our Music team. Watch this cozy, reflective service to help you look back on 2024 and look forward with hope and joy to 2025.
This Christmas, take an intermission from the hustle and chaos of the season. This is a space to embrace the joy, rest and worth found in the story of Jesus’ arrival. Through this Christmas message, we’ll discover together what it means to let go and tune our hearts to the wonder of the first Christmas […]
In the final week of our series “The Sounding Joy”, Pastor Kevin wrapped up our study of Philippians where we’ve been learning how to maximize joy no matter our situation. In this message, Pastor Kevin reminds us that our gladness is not a reflection of our circumstances – rather, we have a choice in whether […]
In week three of “The Sounding Joy” series, Annie F. Downs shares that joy is a gift, fruit, tool and weapon. Having it starts with repetition. Is what you are repeating in your life adding to your joy or dulling your joy?
In week two of “The Sounding Joy”, Pastor Kevin unpacks part of Philippians addressing the desire for more joy in our lives. When you make a choice to follow Jesus and become a Christian, God is with you, and He’s always glad to be with you. His grace, and the peace of Jesus, brings the […]
Now that it’s December, there’s extra pressure to feel joy over the holidays. It doesn’t have to be that way! In week one of our series “The Sounding Joy,” Pastor James uses Philippians 1 to look at ways to have joy, even during difficult circumstances.
As we wrap up “The Greater Good” series, Pastor Kevin breaks down scripture from Titus 3 on serving others. When you love people who can’t do anything for you, that’s when God shows up. If we see a need, we need to take the lead to live a life that’s productive for His Kingdom.
In week three of our series “The Greater Good”, Pastor Jeff taught us how to lead the way in hospitality and kindness. Whatever your vocation, ministry is your calling, because God went out of His way for us so that we can go out of our way for others. When you serve people with kindness, […]
In week two of “The Greater Good” series, Pastor Kevin highlights the value of serving others internationally. In the Great Commission in Matthew 28, Jesus shows us we need to make disciples of all nations, not just our own. When people show up for others, we experience the love of God – whether it’s serving […]
In week one of “The Greater Good” series, Pastor Kevin references Matthew 20 and Titus 3 to highlight the value of service. This scripture shows us the best time to serve is during challenging times – whether it’s here in Middle Tennessee or internationally.
In our third and final week of “Citizens + Exiles”, Pastor Kevin shares the letter the disciple Peter wrote to fellow believers who were suffering. Peter reminds us that it’s important to trust in God’s sovereignty and that suffering is only temporary in light of eternity.
In week two of “Citizens + Exiles,” Pastor David teaches from 1 Peter. In this Scripture, Peter gives instructions on how to live as dual citizens – as citizens of the Kingdom of God and other smaller kingdoms to which we belong.
Who is Jesus? In week one of “Citizens + Exiles”, Pastor James gives a Biblical explanation of who Jesus is, who He says we are and what our purpose is in the Kingdom of Heaven.
In week five of our “Marked” series, Pastor Kevin teaches us how to have a trouble-free heart in a trouble-filled world. In scripture, Jesus used both parables and miracles to teach about trust. We can have faith that God will provide–even when the future is uncertain. If you can trust Jesus with your eternity, is […]
In week four of our “Marked” series, Pastor Kevin references several Bible verses that urge us to help widows and orphans. We are called to serve the most vulnerable groups in our church, including the fatherless and those who are overlooked.
Let’s dig in and act as the hands of Jesus.
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In week three of our “Marked” series, Pastor Kevin teaches from Matthew 16, where church is mentioned for the first time in the New Testament. This passage reminds us that church is not a building, but a building is a discipleship tool to help people find Christ.
How can we reach others, and bring light to a dark world?
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In week two of our “Marked” series, we study Isaiah 61 and Luke 4 to see how Jesus came as a fulfillment of promises from hundreds of years before and commissioned followers from the next generation.
How can we follow the example of Jesus and raise up a new generation of leaders?
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In week one of our “Marked” series, Pastor Kevin teaches from Isaiah 61. Just like a tree ring shows the evidence of growth and circumstances in the life of a tree, our history can show the evidence of God’s faithfulness in our lives and in our church.
Through the rest of our “Marked” series we’ll discover how we can invest in the next generation, strengthen community bonds, and support those in need, so that we can reflect Christ’s love in Middle Tennessee and beyond.
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Deep within each of us is a desire for more—a longing to live with greater purpose and fulfillment, especially in the work we do. This desire isn’t something to suppress; it’s God-given, driving us to excellence in all areas of life. Whether you’re currently unemployed, a student, stay-at-home parent, or working professional, God’s purpose for you extends into every waking hour.
In this sermon, we’ll explore how we can find that more. We’ll look at biblical examples, and practical ways to live with purpose and integrity in our jobs. In this sermon from Annie F. Downs, we discover we can transform even the most mundane tasks into opportunities to spread light, hope, and the very presence of Christ.
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On this special Baptism Sunday, Pastor Kevin shares why we need the Church – broken and messy as it might be. In week three of our “Made For More“ series, we learn from the letters that Paul wrote to the church in Corinth about how to grow in Christ as a church.
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It’s possible to have faith, do “good” things and make right decisions while still feeling like you are missing something essential. We were created for an abundant life, but we can miss out when we don’t start with what is most important.
For week two of “Made For More”, Pastor James shares clear directions one how to move toward the life that God has for us.
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We were made for relationship with God. From the very beginning, He demonstrates His desire for fellowship with us.
In week one of Made For More, Pastor Kevin speaks to the heart of our yearning for more and gives us the one word that can help us find the answer to our infinite desires.
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In this special service, we commemorated a decade of collective generosity and impactful giving with the Dollar Club. It was an opportunity to reflect on the transformative impact of small acts of generosity when we all come together.
In this video, you will see a reflection on past testimonies, the ongoing impact of every dollar given and possibilities for the future.
While we press toward the future, let’s take some time to celebrate the good made possible by this community’s contributions and the ripple effects of that generosity.
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Jesus spoke more about what we should do with money and possessions than any other topic. God cares about generosity and the posture of our hearts, but how do we know what to give and when?
As we’ve been doing all summer, we find Biblical advice and wisdom by diving into the text and learning how to apply it to our lives. Pastor Dave from Louisville, Kentucky, shared an incredible message about how generosity is an important part of “A Life Well Lived”.
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We all want a life well lived. We also want to be generous and kind – it’s knowing where to start that we sometimes run into trouble. There are so many needs in the world, and even in our backyards, that it can feel overwhelming to find a way to help anyone.
The good news is that Jesus has set us a framework for how to live like Him. For week five of “A Life Well Lived”, Annie F. Downs shares a powerful message on how to live like Jesus one step at a time.
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We are all familiar with having wants and needs; we can easily spend our lives searching for what will satisfy us.
According to the Gospel, we learn that Jesus is the only One who satisfies.
Pastor David teaches us the next step when we receive the Bread of Life… to give it away. How do we become a people of outreach in a world of outrage?
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What is the good life? So many of us are striving to live the good life, yet we struggle with the highs and lows of this world.
For week three of “A Life Well Lived”, Pastor Dwan shares a powerful testimony of a life well lived and incredible Biblical wisdom that just might change the way you view the victories and challenges of your life.
With every beat of our hearts, we have the opportunity to live the good life. Let’s find out how together.
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Each of us have moments when life gets messy and God feels far away. Author Jeff Henderson joined us for week two of “A Life Well Lived” to help us find an answer to the question we all inevitably ask: Lord, where are You?
By digging into the wisdom found in the Bible, Jeff shares the simple answer to a complicated question.
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We all have regrets in life. Short term decisions become long-term regrets, but do our past mistakes hinder us from living the abundant life that God has for us?
Mike Kelsey, the lead pastor of McLean Bible Church in Washington D.C., came as a guest speaker to kick off our new series, “A Life Well Lived”.
In week one of this series, we studied Jeremiah 29:11 and the surrounding verses, learning how to live out God’s purpose and plans for our lives – even while living with our own regrets and mistakes.
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Have you ever felt like you were in over your head? Found yourself in situations where you feel overwhelmed? Perhaps you’re in a place right now where you’re desperate for hope?
In this message we delve into the life of Peter, one of Jesus’s closest disciples, and uncover the profound lessons from his journey. We’ll explore the pivotal moment when Peter stepped out in faith. This powerful story isn’t just about miraculous feats; it’s about trust, doubt, and the incredible ways God meets us in our moments of need.
Together we’ll be inspired to take our next step of faith; knowing that God’s presence and support are unwavering, even in the most challenging times.
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Throughout this entire series, we have studied David’s journey fleeing from persecution, finding refuge in a cave and, eventually, finding freedom in his new authority. By following David’s life, we can find the path to freedom from the struggles that bind us.
In the last week of “Cave for a King”, Pastor Kevin gives us three practices from the life of David to help us find freedom in the cave.
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Before he became a king, David had to persevere through persecution. It was during that time, hiding in a cave, that God prepared David for His plans.
We all need a place like David, but finding our way to the cave can be difficult. In week three of “Cave for a King”, Pastor Kevin teaches from Psalm 57 where David gives his turn-by-turn instructions on how to find a cave – and more importantly – on how to find the merciful King of Kings in the cave.
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Perspective shapes everything we do, and nobody understood this better than David during his time in the cave of Adullam. In this message we dive into Psalm 34, which was forged in the crucible of refuge and adversity, and learn five powerful lessons on gaining true perspective.
In this message, discover how recognizing God as the main character in your story can transform your life. By seeking God in our private moments we can find a renewed sense of purpose and joy, grounded in the truth of God’s unwavering faithfulness.
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Years after his battle with Goliath, David had to flee for his life from King Saul, finding refuge in a cave. David went into the cave a kid and came out a king.
In the first week of our “Cave for a King” series, Pastor Kevin makes a case for why we each need a “cave” – a place to step away and spend time with God.
Time in a cave doesn’t change our circumstances, but it does change us.
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For Mother’s Day service, we got to hear a roundtable discussion with Rea Queen and five other Cross Point moms. In both this discussion and in Rea’s teaching, we learn how we can escape the rhythms of hurry, worry and weary by sitting at the feet of Jesus and seeking His presence. Pulling from Matthew 11:28 and Luke 10:38-42, this is a service for moms AND for everyone else!
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In the last week of our “About Time” series, Pastor Kevin wraps up our study of Jacob in Genesis.
God took Jacob back to the place of his greatest regret in order to heal him, because hidden wounds are the ones that never heal.
Jacob’s story reminds us that God uses broken people, because the true hero of the story is God’s grace.
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We live in a culture that tells us waiting time is wasted time; we resist boredom at all costs. In week four of “About Time”, Pastor Kevin teaches about how God uses waiting to deepen Jacob’s trust. The work that God does within us while we wait is just as important as whatever we are waiting for – even when we are waiting, God is working.
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We all have unmet expectations in our lives that lead to us feeling disappointed. It’s easy to get wrapped up in the regrets of our past, but an encounter with God can transform our disappointments to something new. Even when we are not looking for God, He is looking for us – He is not disinterested in our disappointment.
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In week two of About Time, Pastor Kevin teaches how to fight against the lie that we should be further in life by a certain time. Instead, we want our time to matter for what matters most.
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In a world where busyness can seem the normality, we rush from task to task, often filling our lives with the urgent, rather than the important. Is this the legacy we want to leave, or can we realign our lives with a greater purpose?
In this series we’re unpacking the story of Jacob; a biblical hero whose final obituary stood in sharp contrast to the realities of his earlier years.
In this message we’ll learn about the steps Jacob took, and the way he allowed God to reshape his story. Through this ancient text we’ll unpack subjects that are just as relevant today; like comparison and purpose, and the value of learning from pivotal moments. We will discover from Jacob how to ensure our final sentence aligns with our true values, and points other to the presence of God.
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What you believe shapes how you see the world. 2000 years ago, eternity was changed when Jesus stepped out of the garden tomb. We read the story of Easter that we may believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God and that by believing, we may have life in His name. Together, we celebrate Easter. Do you believe?
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In our last week of Words to Live By, Pastor Kevin teaches us the final phrase that all people want to hear, “thank you”.
In this message, we study a story in the Bible where gratitude proceeds a miracle. Let’s not miss the miracles by taking things for granted.
Our God notices a grateful heart.
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In week three of Words to Live By, David Nasser shared a powerful message about how choosing to forgive is an opportunity for you to allow love to prosper by letting go. It’s time to release the things that hold you back from true celebration and joy.
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At the end of our lives, there are four phrases that we all long to hear. In week two of Words to Live By, Pastor Kevin shared about the second phrase… “I’m sorry”.
We don’t apologize to others to be made right with God, we apologize because we have been made right with God – even when we don’t deserve it.
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At the end of our lives, there are four phrases that everyone wants to hear, the first being “I love you.”
In the first weeks of our “Words to Live By” series, Pastor James talks about making love a priority in our lives today, not just at the end of our lives.
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In the last week of our Awaken series, Pastor Kevin shares how Jesus flipped the rules that the world had written about acceptance. The natural tendency of any group is to turn focus inward, focusing on the “insiders” and ignoring the “outsiders. Jesus’ life shows us that His supernatural tendency is to bring the outsiders in, and in turn, calls us to do the same.
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As we read through the book of Acts, we see examples of the apostles being set free from imprisonment in the darkest parts of the night when it seemed like all was lost. In week three of Awaken, Pastor Kevin shares how we can find freedom in the pits of despair. When the night seems darkest, prayer is your weapon and your song is your strength.
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Many people have opinions about what makes a church influential, but God’s way of influence isn’t like the world’s version, or even the version of influence we’ve deemed as important in modern-day Christianity. As we study the book of Acts in this season of Awaken, Pastor Kevin unpacks how we can continue be an influential […]
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In the first week of our Awaken series, Pastor Kevin teaches about the pouring out of the Holy Spirit in the book of Acts – and what that means for us today. The Holy Spirit is known as the Comforter, not because the Christian life is supposed to be comfortable, but because we are invited […]
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For our last week of Here & Now, Pastor James closed out the series with a teaching about overcoming criticism. We have grown so comfortable criticizing ourselves and others that, often, it becomes our method of dealing with pain or fear. But when we replace our criticism with curiosity for what God thinks about us, […]
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If you lead anyone or anything in your life, you will experience pain. Passion is what gets you to persevere through that inevitable pain, but patient endurance is what keeps you going beyond that pain. In this week’s message, Pastor Kevin teaches on how, with Jesus, we can persevere in life, in pain, in relationships […]
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In our Here & Now series, we’ve been talking about focusing our eyes on Jesus, as we run the race of life. Running the race of life isn’t a singular activity, though, it’s something we need others doing alongside us. All of Heaven is cheering for you in life, but Heaven is not enough — […]
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What distracts you from running the race marked out for you? In the first service of the year, Pastor Kevin teaches how to stay focused on your purpose in a world full of distractions. It’s never too late to get centered on your purpose with God. TURN YOUR EYES UPON JESUSHelen H. LemmelPublic Domain
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In today’s special online episode, author and speaker Jon Acuff, teaches on how setting goals can help us make the most out of our God-given potential. Watch our final message of the year for some incredible advice, Biblical principles and quite a few laughs!
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For our Christmas at Cross Point service, Pastor Kevin teaches about the hope and joy we get to experience at Christmas – and all year – because of the birth of Jesus. This message is for any of us who have ever wondered what God sees when He looks at us. The story of Christmas […]
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Advent 2023 guides us through the immense beauty and wonder to be found in the Advent season and in the process of songwriting. Each episode features one song from Cross Point Music’s brand new Christmas EP, Advent: Here Now and some of the voices that helped bring it to life. In episode four, Amanda Burnich […]
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For the final week of our “Worthy” series, Annie F. Downs teaches that Jesus is worthy of our celebration – even when things are hard and the world seems dark. Followers of Jesus have a hope that allows them to celebrate when the world is dark. Hope that only comes through Jesus. WAY MAKEROsinachi Kalu […]
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Advent 2023 guides us through the immense beauty and wonder to be found in the Advent season and in the process of songwriting. Each episode features one song from Cross Point Music’s brand new Christmas EP, Advent: Here Now and some of the voices that helped bring it to life. In episode three, Eddie Harrison […]
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When we pray, “Your Kingdom come, Your will be done” we are literally praying for an interruption. Most of the time God wants to do something significant in our lives, it shows up as an interruption. While we can’t plan for those interruptions, we can plan on them and prepare for them. Let’s stay ready.
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Advent 2023 guides us through the immense beauty and wonder to be found in the Advent season and in the process of songwriting. Each episode features one song from Cross Point Music’s brand new Christmas EP, Advent: Here Now and some of the voices that helped bring it to life. In episode two, Josh Reed […]
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We feel intense discomfort in waiting. In week one of Worthy, Kevin Queen taught us that our waiting time is not wasted time. The Bible is filled with stories of people who are waiting. Waiting is never easy, but Jesus is worthy of our waiting.
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Advent 2023 guides us through the immense beauty and wonder to be found in the Advent season and in the process of songwriting. Each episode features one song from Cross Point Music’s brand new Christmas EP, Advent: Here Now and some of the voices that helped bring it to life. In episode one, Shirley Hernandez […]
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Rejection and acceptance are two powerful ways our lives can be transformed. In the final week of Neighbors & Nations, James Savage shares how one man’s journey from rejection to acceptance brought the truth of Jesus from neighborhoods to the nations.
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We turn to many things to avoid and escape the feeling of emptiness and rejection. God created us with eternity in our hearts – a space that can’t be fulfilled with the things of this world. In today’s message, Pastor Kevin Queen teaches from John 4, when Jesus meets the woman at the well. Jesus […]
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The world is a big place, but God is bigger. He sees and knows every person, even though we don’t. He orchestrates people in places for His glory. So when we ask, “Who is my neighbor?”, the real question should be, “Who can I be a neighbor to?” In the second week of Neighbors & […]
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There are 7.8 billion people in the world. That many people can feel overwhelming as we go through our day-to-day lives. We sometimes may want the world to be smaller, but we serve a big God who sees every, single person. If we are following Jesus’ example of hospitality, we need to make room for […]
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If you work in the marketplace as an educator, a designer, a songwriter, a lawyer, an author, or whatever your profession might be, it is easy to think you don’t work in ministry. The truth is if you are a follower of Christ, you are in ministry every day. When you are at home, at […]
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We all want to progress in life, to grow and take steps forwards, and see progress. But life is tough, we stumble on the journey, we fall back – and fall short. Maybe we weren’t meant to walk the road of life on our own? God uses community to refine us. Others are empowered, by […]
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When Michelangelo sculpted the “David” statue out of a block of marble, he said, “It’s simple, I just removed everything that is not David.” That is how the skilled artist, God, works the process of sanctification in our own lives – with a steady, patient chisel – not a destructive hammer. In this message, listen as […]
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Ever feel like you don’t measure up? Does life feel unfair or full of failure? Are you tired of striving; giving your all – only to fall short? In this series we’ll discover some beautiful truths: The word ‘sanctification’ may sound ostentatious or impossible, but it’s actually very simple. It’s not transactional it’s relational, a […]
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Find & Follow will include pairs of people throughout our Cross Point family as we hear about their journeys of helping one another find and follow Jesus. In week four of Find & Follow, Central Ministries Pastor, Josh Reed sits down with Merrily Lee & Christy Honer from our Mt. Juliet campus. They share with […]
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We read about discipling others, talk about discipling others, teach about discipling others and spend a lot of time getting ready to disciple people, but don’t just do Jesus’ last command – disciple others! In this message, Pastor Kevin Queen talks about going about your life, discipling other people, and how the presence of the […]
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Find & Follow will include pairs of people throughout our Cross Point family as we hear about their journeys of helping one another find and follow Jesus. In week three of Find & Follow, Central Ministries Pastor, Josh Reed sits down with Jon Hill & Sean Pappin from our Dickson campus. They share with us […]
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So many of us are fans of Jesus. We watch from afar, admiring Him and His people, but never actually following Him or telling others about Him. It takes a lifetime to learn how to live and obey Jesus fully, but it only takes a moment to experience new life, get a new heart, and […]
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Find & Follow will include pairs of people throughout our Cross Point family as we hear about their journeys of helping one another find and follow Jesus. In week two of Find & Follow, Central Ministries Pastor, Josh Reed sits down with Grace Rieman & Kelly Suckow from our Nashville campus. They share with us […]
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If we are called to love God and love others, what does that really mean? The word discipleship seems mystical, but it really means just that. It starts with an invitation, grows into transformation and spreads into replication. In the second week of Find & Follow, Pastor Kevin unpacks how we learn and implement discipleship […]
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Find & Follow will include pairs of people throughout our Cross Point family as we hear about their journeys of helping one another find and follow Jesus. In week one of Find & Follow, Central Ministries Pastor, Josh Reed sits down with JC Vicary & David Paul Hemberg from our Franklin and Nashville campus. They […]
We all were invited into this mission of following Jesus at some point in our lives. That invitation has sent ripple effects across our families and our friends — that is the power of an invitation. We were invited to follow to invite others to follow.
In this four week series, Pastor Kevin will unpack Jesus’ last command that we should make first in our lives — go and make disciples.
BUILD MY LIFE
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We all were invited into this mission of following Jesus at some point in our lives. That invitation has sent ripple effects across our families and our friends — that is the power of an invitation. We were invited to follow to invite others to follow.
In this four week series, Pastor Kevin will unpack Jesus’ last command that we should make first in our lives — go and make disciples.
BUILD MY LIFE
Brett Younker, Karl Martin, Kirby Kaple, Matt Redman, Pat Barrett
© Bethel Music Publishing / Capitol CMG Genesis / Housefires Sounds / Kaple Music / Martin, Karl Andrew / Said And Done Music / sixsteps Music / Thankyou Music / Vamos Publishing / worshiptogether.com songs
Used by Permission. CCLI License #2245710
We all have potholes in our life stories, markings of long-ago emotional pain caused by the hurtful words, behaviors of others or perhaps the etchings of shame from decades-old sin. By nature, these potholes are below the surface, so they often go unnoticed, but their existence means that problems are likely to arise. When our personal potholes are left unaddressed, the potential for unforeseen damage is real.
In the last week of “Here Be Dragons”, guest speaker Steve Carter unpacks the actions of Haman in the story of Esther and what we can learn from the potholes in his life, to help us, with God, patch up the ones in our own lives.
In medieval times, map makers would mark any area that was uncertain or uncharted with three words; Here Be Dragons. Years later, things have not changed; we don’t have dragons on maps, but our fear over the unknown remains. Does it ever feel like God is delayed? Do we grow frustrated when things don’t happen […]
We don’t have dragons on maps, as the ancient world had, but we do have dragons in our minds when God is trying to lead us into new territory in our lives – especially when we’ve been mistreated along the way. In order to overcome the fear and uncertainty that we can encounter on the […]
Navigating uncertainty sometimes comes in the form of transition or tragedy. In these moments, we can tend to get paralyzed, and it starts with our identity. When our identity is broken from divorce, loss, failures, addiction or other life-shattering moments, where do we find hope? Having faith is a good start on the path to […]
In this bonus episode we hear from Pastor Kevin Queen as we celebrate his six year anniversary at Cross Point and in Nashville. When Kevin started at Cross Point he sat down with Annie F. Downs on her podcast, That Sounds Fun, where he detailed the process of his transition to Cross Point and how […]
When we encounter uncertainty in our lives, our gut reaction is fear. When we are scared, we tend to cope with control or addiction. When life goes off the map, the new territory God has for our lives can only be reached with trust and faith in Him. In this message, Pastor Kevin unpacks the […]
In the final week of Storytellers, Dickson Campus Pastor James Savage helps guide us through what to do with what we’ve heard over the last seven weeks. In this episode, we also discuss the Widow’s Offering, which is the perfect story to illustrate what happens when we take God at His word. We’ll also hear […]
People hurt us, they betray us, they cheat us and they fail us. We are also those people – we make mistakes, hurt others, cause pain, and yet, God’s grace still flows. We will never be asked to give more grace than we have already received. What we have been forgiven of is greater than any […]
In week six of Storytellers, Dickson Campus Pastor James Savage discusses that as God’s image-bearers, we’re storytelling creatures. In this episode, we dive into the Parable of the Lost Son and hear from Cross Point attendee Rich Ward about his story of coming home. Disclaimer: This episode contains sensitive content that may not be suitable […]
We make choices every day. In some of these choices, we choose our own will over God’s will, and it leaves us feeling broken, desperate and alone. Even for people who consider themselves believers, sin has a way of showing up through our choices and causing damage. What’s true about the parable of the lost […]
In week five of Storytellers, Dickson Campus Pastor James Savage discusses that as humans we’re hardwired for story. Why? The answer is simple: because God’s a storyteller. In this episode, we explore the Parable of the Friend At Midnight and hear a story from Cross Point attendee Maleah Stevens about praying bold prayers.
Does the world seem a broken place? Does the news and your social media feed fill you with more dread than joy? If things feel dark, if your life needs light – it’s accessible through the person of Jesus. Alongside this promise and hope comes a obligation for the followers of Christ. The church brings […]
This week on Storytellers, Dickson Campus Pastor James Savage teaches about tools that help us learn how to read the parables the way Jesus intended his disciples to hear them. We also apply some of these tools to the Parable of The Good Samaritan and hear a story from Cross Point Kids Director Paige Bumpus […]
Making a change in your life isn’t easy or microwaveable. When you do make an easy change it rarely leads to lasting growth. Growth isn’t easy, but it can be simple, with the help of the Holy Spirit. In this message, Jeff Henderson unpacks the Biblical truth that with faith as small as a mustard […]
In week three of Storytellers, Dickson Campus Pastor James Savage explores the Bible through the lens of a bunch of smaller stories that help to tell God’s bigger story. In this episode, we explore a true story from the Old Testament: the story of Joseph. Finally, we will hear a story from Cross Point attendee […]
When was there last time you felt seen and valued and treasured? How often do others speak genuine love and admiration over your life? We all long for acceptance, so if you feel a need to strive for significance, you’re not alone! Through this message we’ll learn we’re all deeply treasured, affirmed and loved, but […]
In week two of Storytellers, we learn about how parables serve to help us see God working all around us in our everyday lives by revealing that there is evidence of God sprinkled throughout all of creation. In this episode, Dickson Campus Pastor James Savage unpacks the parable of the lost coin and we hear […]
We tend to fit Jesus into our lives with the expectation of Him as a moral teacher, political mascot, culture warrior or self-help coach. All of these ideas have some truth of Jesus in them, yet all of these ideas fall short of who Jesus has revealed Himself to me and what He said He […]
To kick off Storytellers, we’re learning about the type of stories Jesus so often told: parables. In this episode, Dickson Campus Pastor James Savage will share a little bit about what parables actually are and why Jesus taught with them, and then we’ll hear a modern-day story that parallels the parable of the persistent widow […]
Life doesn’t always follow a script, in good and bad ways. As people of faith, God gives us the opportunities to follow His promptings in life to slow down and pay attention to what He has for us. In this special Father’s Day message, Pastor Kevin sits down with Ernie Johnson of Inside the NBA […]
We can’t worship two of anything. Invisible idols over promise and under deliver. The enemy wants us enslaved to anything other than the freedom that Jesus brings. We can find freedom for our hearts and our lives through trust in Him. You have a Father in Heaven who unconditionally loves you, and if you put […]
We are all worshipers of someone or something, whether we believe in Jesus or not. We give value and attention to people and temporary things because we long for something bigger than ourselves to fulfill our needs and desires.
While some of these things may be good, they can become idols in our lives, because any created thing we worship, other than the Creator Himself, is idolatry. In this message, Pastor Kevin helps us unpack the meaning of idols and worship, and how we can find rest in worshiping the only one who will fulfill our longings – Jesus.
What is the most important thing in life? Fortune, family, fame, position, power? What do we do when the things we value are threatened, removed or fade away?
We cannot choose our circumstances, or determine our journey through life, but we can choose what gets priority in our lives. The way we spend our money, use our time and order our priorities demonstrate what we really value.
To determine the values of Heaven, we look to the example of Jesus. When we seek God first, we align our values with His. In seeking one thing, everything else falls into place – putting the First Things First.
We all want order in our lives, we chase after control. Often our list of concerns and cares become deep-seated worries that dominate our thoughts.
What if there was a way to convert fear into faith? Together we’ll learn that can we trade anxiety and anguish for a calm and carefree life. In seeking one thing, everything else falls into place, fixing our eyes on that which endures – putting the First Things First.
Containers tell the story of motherhood – from a baby bottle to a sippy cup to a lunch box, a bookbag and a box for all of the things you send off your kids to college with. Moms keep kids going, moving them from container to container with the encouragement, hope and reassurance needed to keep going.
In this special Mother’s Day service, watch as Pastor Kevin and Rea share the message of hope that we can find in Christ through the story of the widow in need of oil in 2 Kings, and how we can give and receive hope in our relationships, for the conclusion of our WonderUs series.
Wonder should be part of our relationships; a shared experience. Through this series we’ve learnt that wonder can leak unless we work hard to retain it. Good relationships cultivate resilience.
Resilience doesn’t come naturally in our world. We all have external challenges and internal resistance. We can choose to learn rhythms that will increase our resilience, deepen our devotion and grow our relationships.
In our relationships we can tend to lose wonder. We can get stuck in the mundane, the routine and the ritual of relationships, instead of leaning into them deeper.
Through empathetic wonder, through stopping and asking questions, connection with others is made. Learn how to build sincere relationships filled with authentic love, by simply taking the time.
It’s easy to compartmentalize our lives: keeping our social life separate from our family life, work life and spiritual life. When we live like this we are wearing a mask and not showing others our real selves, so we aren’t allowing others to truly love us in our relationships.
In order to have relationships built on integrity, we need Jesus to be the Lord of our whole lives, not just certain parts of our lives. Learn how to live a more integrated life, a life of integrity that draws people to want to be in a relationship with you and ultimately to want to be in a relationship with Jesus.
There are areas of loneliness in every one of our lives where we either lack the relationships we long for or the relationships we have are filled with tension. There is a key to obtaining good relationships and it’s rooted in wisdom, the practice of humility.
Learn what Jesus has to say about humility and how to begin embracing it in your own life.
There is so much bad news in our world. It’s easy to get caught up in the pain and suffering that bombards social media, new channels and our lives.
Jesus came to earth to transform our lives. He came for everyone — there’s nothing that we’ve done that could keep us from God’s grace through Jesus. Jesus Christ died for our sins, was buried and raise from the dead — that’s Good News that gives us hope, both now and forever!
GOOD NEWS
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This week was a heavy one in Nashville, filled with grief, anger, sadness and even fear. Rightly so, the heaviness in the aftermath of a tragedy like what happened at the Covenant School can feel unbearable and without hope.
In this message, Pastor Kevin acknowledges the pain and heartache of the collective suffering of this event, while also pointing to Jesus, who exemplified what it is like to have hope in the midst of suffering. As we lead up to Resurrection Sunday, this message is for anyone who needs hope in a dark place.
You may have just come out of a storm, or you are in a storm now, or you are about to be in a storm — storms in life will come. Fear is the natural response to storms. We fear circumstances beyond our control, for good reason.
But, you don’t have to fear the storms. You can have peace in the middle of the storms in your life, because there is no storm that Jesus doesn’t have authority over. He can rescue you from any storm.
Have you ever felt like the gap between you and God was too large to overcome? Have you ever felt that you are in too deep in hurt, in pain, in choices that have led you to places you don’t want to be anymore?
In Mark 10 and 15, Lisa Harper teaches on how God’s heart has always been for His people – how He has always been on an all out rescue mission for us. His biggest display of His rescue mission was when He sent His son Jesus to ultimately and finally bridge that gap between our pit and the love we need to get out of it.
We can get stuck in destructive patterns, stuck in circumstances beyond our control or stuck in the moral choices we have made along the way. Getting stuck is a normal part of being human, because Nobody’s Perfect, but staying stuck doesn’t have to be your future.
Learn how Jesus came to offer to rescue you from your shame and give you a way out of your stuckness.
Are you in need of a rescue? Are there circumstances in your life or lies you’re believing that you can’t escape by willpower alone?
If you’re in need of a rescue, welcome to being human. There are traps or pits we all fall into, but we DO have a rescuer, One who came to save us: Jesus.
RESCUE was written by Jason Ingram, Lauren Daigle, and Paul Mabury | CentricSongs / Fellow Ships Music / ICM Crescendo Royalty Publishing / See You At The Pub / So Essential Tunes | © 2018 CentricSongs / See You At The Pub / Fellow Ships Music / Flychild Publishing / So Essential Tunes | Used by Permission. CCLI License #2245710
Worship and Music Coordinator Kittie Morgan prays through John 17:24 and closes the Awaken Podcast.
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Franklin Campus Pastor Justin Johnson prays through John 17:20-23.
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Central Ministries Coordinator Marissa Martinez prays through John 17:17-19.
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Dickson Campus Pastor James Savage prays through John 17:13-16.
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Dickson Local Good and Groups Director Esther Mollenhour prays through John 17:11.
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Online Community Pastor Dustin Bank prays through John 17:6-8.
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Franklin Local Good Director Olivia Guthrie prays through John 17:3.
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Worship and Music Coordinator Kittie Morgan prays through John 16:32-33.
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Franklin Campus Pastor Justin Johnson prays through John 16:26-28.
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Do you want more joy & peace in your life? Do you wish you were closer to God or deeper in faith? Have you ever wondered what the Holy Spirit is? If you’re desperate for refreshment, for renewal and for life to feel more stable…you’re not alone.
But if we want to grow and develop, we need deep roots; a structure to help support and sustain us. There is a power and strength that is accessible to us if we want it. But it’s not a selfless venture; our eyes are opened to the world around us as we draw on Christ. We will be revived, we will be empowered to transform the world around us. We will Awaken.
Central Ministries Coordinator Marissa Martinez prays through John 16:20.
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Dickson Campus Pastor James Savage prays through John 16:12-13.
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Dickson Local Good and Groups Director Esther Mollenhour prays through John 16:8-11. For access to the Awaken Prayer Guide, Fasting Guide, and other Awaken resources, visit: www.crosspoint.tv/awaken For questions or comments about the Awaken podcast, or any prayer requests, email podcast@crosspoint.tv
Online Groups Pastor Dustin Bank prays through John 16:7.
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Franklin Local Good Director Olivia Guthrie prays through John 16:1.
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Worship and Music Coordinator Kittie Morgan prays through John 15:26-27.
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Franklin Campus Pastor Justin Johnson prays through John 15:15-16.
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Have you ever lost your peace or your purpose? Do you want to leave a legacy? Do you wish to be known for your positive attributes?
If you’re desperate for refreshment, for renewal and for life to feel more stable…you’re not alone. We all hope to have influence, and make a difference.
But if we want to grow and develop, we need deep roots; a structure to help support and sustain us. There is a power and strength that is accessible to us if we want it. But it’s not a selfless venture; our eyes are opened to the world around us as we draw on Christ. We will be revived, we will be empowered to transform the world around us. We will Awaken.
Central Ministries Coordinator Marissa Martinez prays through John 15:12-13.
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Dickson Campus Pastor James Savage prays through John 15:9-10.
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Dickson Local Good and Groups Director Esther Mollenhour prays through John 15:7-8.
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Online Groups Pastor Dustin Bank prays through John 15:4.
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Franklin Local Good Director Olivia Guthrie prays through John 15:1-3.
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Worship and Music Coordinator Kittie Morgan prays through John 14:26-27.
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Franklin Campus Pastor Justin Johnson prays through John 14:20-24.
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Are you living with circumstances that feel oppressive or impossible? Are you locked into a cycle of fear and anxiety? Does your life lack joy – even good things fail to live up to expectations?
If you’re desperate for refreshment, for renewal and for life to feel more stable…you’re not alone. We all need hope, we all want to have influence, and make a difference.
But if we want to grow and develop we need deep roots, a structure to help support and sustain us. There is a power and strength that is accessible to us if we want it. But it’s not a selfless venture; our eyes are opened to the world around us as we draw on Christ. We will be revived, we will be empowered to transform the world around us. We will Awaken.
Central Ministries Coordinator Marissa Martinez prays through John 14:16-19.
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Dickson Campus Pastor James Savage prays through John 14:15.
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Dickson Local Good and Groups Director Esther Mollenhour prays through John 14:12-13.
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Online Community Pastor Dustin Bank prays through John 14:10-11.
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Franklin Local Good Director Olivia Guthrie kicks off the Awaken Podcast by praying through John 14:6-7.
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Pastor Kevin shares the heart behind Awaken and this year’s theme of “abide” and invites those who call Cross Point home into a powerful month of prayer and fasting.
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It’s a time of year when lots of us are considering new ventures and new routines. But it’s hard to take a step, when you’re afraid, or in the dark. If we want to take these steps, we’re going to need to be brave and resolute.
- Does your life lack meaning, hope or purpose?
- Does life feel too busy to stop and take stock?
- Does you need to get your life back on track?
- Are you too focussed on your own needs to notice the needs of others?
- Do you feel like life hasn’t panned out as it should?
We all have blind-spots, whether they’re physical, mental or spiritual but the good news is that, if there are areas in your life where you are looking for clarity, you’re not on your own – and there is hope. Through this Take Courage series, we’ll learn that the Bible has a lot to say on this subject; we’ll unpack the truth that Jesus himself encourages us to Take Courage.
Ever felt alone, even when you’re in a crowd? Do you wish you had dependable friends? If you’ve ever felt like you’re constantly having to work for relationship, having to prove yourself, or if you feel like you’re never enough – this message is for you. It’s human to need community; we were created FROM community and FOR community. We need one another. But taking steps towards relationship takes courage.
It’s a time of year when lots of us are considering new ventures and new routines. As we take these steps, we’re going to need to be brave and resolute. And through this series, we’ll learn that the Bible has a lot to say on this subject; we’ll unpack the truth that Jesus himself encourages us to Take Courage.
Ever wish you could be brave, but find yourself choosing the easy option? Are you wanting to step out, but afraid to stand out? Ever feel like you’ve been discouraged by those around you? Jesus asks us to step out, and He is with us as we do so. Fear might be contagious, but courage is equally contagious, and we can learn to draw from the courage of Christ.
It’s a time of year when lots of us are considering new ventures and new routines. As we take these steps, we’re going to need to be brave and resolute. The Bible has a lot to say on this subject; we’ll unpack the truth that Jesus himself encourages us to Take Courage.
Ever wish you could know how your story could end? Do you find yourself gripped by fear, unable to face what’s to come? If your anxiety about your circumstances feels overwhelming – you’re not alone. Throughout the Bible we read story after story of God’s people facing huge, daunting challenges – but somehow finding the strength to do what is asked of them. How can we learn to harness some of that faith, to fight the fear that grips us?
It’s a time of year when lots of us are considering new ventures and new routines. As we take these steps, we’re going to need to be brave and resolute. And through this series, we’ll learn that the Bible has a lot to say on this subject; we’ll unpack the truth that Jesus himself encourages us to Take Courage.
Why is it important to see things though to the final chapter? When the going gets tough, why does quitting seem the best option? How do we persevere when nothing seems to be going right? We all face hard times in life, some that ruin our day, others that ruin our lives. When we get knocked down it can be hard to know how to get back up again.
In this one off message, Pastor Kevin Queen talks us through an important principle as we learn to endure. This mountain metaphor will show us the value of perseverance, grow our faith during trials, and teach us to have hope in the midst of adversity.
Christmas is a time for joy and peace. A glimpse of hope amid bleak winter months and the heaviness of a world which seems increasingly divided and defined by turmoil. We long for a beacon of light in the darkness as we head into a new year.
What if this Christmas we could find all we’ve been longing for? What if we could see the gift of that first Christmas with new eyes, in a way that would define our entire existence?
Join Pastor Kevin Queen on location as we discover the light of the world, a hope for a bright future; and how we can pass this light to others.
Ever walked through a time of suffering? Are you entering into the Christmas season with more sorrow than expectation? Does hope seem a distant memory, or a luxury that you have not been afforded?
This Christmas we will learn that to grow in hope, we probably have to reframe the way we think about it. Perhaps hope can become an instrument that we begin to practice, a skill we develop, and a truth that becomes more and more present in our lives.
“BEHOLD” is God’s way of drawing attention to something important. Over 2000 years ago, God declared it over an unassuming stable in Bethlehem. This was His most important work; the hope we all crave, wrapped in swaddling cloths. A royal king, a prince of peace in dirt and squalor. Freedom from sin and shame in the form of a helpless baby.
How will we BEHOLD Jesus this Christmas?
Do you wish you had the power to change your situation? Have you ever been let down by something or someone you were placing your hope in? Perhaps you long to steer the outcome of your life, and take control of your situation?
Even when we achieve success, and gain power or wealth we’re left wanting, desperate for more, ever aware of our own shortcomings. But maybe we’ve been looking in all the wrong places? This Christmas we might learn that to gain control, we actually need to surrender it all.
“BEHOLD” is God’s way of drawing attention to something important. Over 2000 years ago, God declared it over an unassuming stable in Bethlehem. This was His most important work; the hope we all crave, wrapped in swaddling cloths. A royal king, a prince of peace in dirt and squalor. Freedom from sin and shame in the form of a helpless baby.
How will we BEHOLD Jesus this Christmas?
How do I endure waiting? How do you grow in patience? We’ve become used to everything arriving instantly, on demand, 24/7. But sometimes the most important things in life take time, they’re worth dwelling over. In the rush of the Christmas season it’s easy to lose sight of why we’re even celebrating. Busyness has no time for Beholding. To BEHOLD takes intention, it takes time. In this message we learn three ways to change the way we see things, and in doing so, unlock the hope of Christmas.
“BEHOLD” is God’s way of drawing attention to something important. Over 2000 years ago, God declared it over an unassuming stable in Bethlehem. This was His most important work; the hope we all crave, wrapped in swaddling cloths. A royal king, a prince of peace in dirt and squalor. Freedom from sin and shame in the form of a helpless baby.
How will we BEHOLD Jesus this Christmas?
BEHOLD
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Ever wondered about what you’ll be remembered for? Curious about the brand you’ve built with those closest to you? Are you known as someone who is kind, or generous? This message from Pastor Kevin Queen teaches us that our lives will not be remembered for what we store up, but what we pour out for […]
Do you feel forgotten by God? Do you ever feel afraid of the future? If you’re uncertain about the anything, from what to wear to the stability of global financial markets – this message from Jeff Henderson is for you. Believe it or not, over two thousand years ago Jesus had something to say directly […]
Does scrolling through social media leave you feeling empty? Does the promise of that next car, gadget, outfit never quite deliver the fulfillment you hoped? Ever find yourself wishing the grass was greener on your side of the fence? We all feel the pull of comparison, the desire to weigh-up our success and happiness against […]
Wish you were know by the generous way you treat others? Want to go deeper in faith but unsure how to take those first steps? Are you struggling to trust God with all aspects of your life? If we want to answer these questions, we’ll learn that there are three vital practices that are crucial […]
Wish you were know by the generous way you treat others? Want to go deeper in faith but unsure how to take those first steps? Are you struggling to trust God with all aspects of your life? If we want to answer these questions, we’ll learn that there are three vital practices that are crucial […]
Wish you were know by the generous way you treat others? Want to go deeper in faith but unsure how to take those first steps? Are you struggling to trust God with all aspects of your life? If we want to answer these questions, we’ll learn that there are three vital practices that are crucial […]
Content Coordinator Becca Morgan, Online Pastor Paul Kevetter and Content Pastor Josh Reed sit down for the last week of the Movement Podcast to discuss James 5. In this episode, they talk about stewarding money and business, and why prayer and fellowship go hand-in-hand. Listen to last week’s message from David Nasser For the Movement […]
Content Coordinator Becca Morgan, Online Pastor Paul Kevetter and Content Pastor Josh Reed sit down for the last week of the Movement Podcast to discuss James 5. In this episode, they talk about stewarding money and business, and why prayer and fellowship go hand-in-hand. Listen to last week’s message from David Nasser For the Movement […]
Content Coordinator Becca Morgan, Online Pastor Paul Kevetter and Content Pastor Josh Reed sit down for the last week of the Movement Podcast to discuss James 5. In this episode, they talk about stewarding money and business, and why prayer and fellowship go hand-in-hand. Listen to last week’s message from David Nasser For the Movement […]
Frustrated by the line at the DMV? Did your barista take a few too many minutes to fix your order? We live in a world defined by speed and ease, but sometimes things take longer than we hope, or have grown to expect. Patience is in short supply, it is a coveted attribute. In this […]
Frustrated by the line at the DMV? Did your barista take a few too many minutes to fix your order? We live in a world defined by speed and ease, but sometimes things take longer than we hope, or have grown to expect. Patience is in short supply, it is a coveted attribute. In this […]
Frustrated by the line at the DMV? Did your barista take a few too many minutes to fix your order? We live in a world defined by speed and ease, but sometimes things take longer than we hope, or have grown to expect. Patience is in short supply, it is a coveted attribute. In this […]
Online Pastor Paul Kevetter, Content Coordinator Becca Morgan and Content Pastor Josh Reed sit down to discuss James 4 and recap David Nasser’s message from week 5 of the Movement series. In this episode, they talk about how to know if your desires are aligned with God’s, what James means when he talks about being […]
Online Pastor Paul Kevetter, Content Coordinator Becca Morgan and Content Pastor Josh Reed sit down to discuss James 4 and recap David Nasser’s message from week 5 of the Movement series. In this episode, they talk about how to know if your desires are aligned with God’s, what James means when he talks about being […]
Online Pastor Paul Kevetter, Content Coordinator Becca Morgan and Content Pastor Josh Reed sit down to discuss James 4 and recap David Nasser’s message from week 5 of the Movement series. In this episode, they talk about how to know if your desires are aligned with God’s, what James means when he talks about being […]
Do you dream of significance? Wish you could be known for your wise choices or deep impact? We all want to be known for good things, and positive accolades. David Nasser teaches us how wholehearted faith is the root of a consequential life. In this Movement Series we’ll be working through the book of James. […]
Content Coordinator Becca Morgan, Online Pastor Paul Kevetter and Content Pastor Josh Reed sit down to recap week four of our Movement sermon series. In this episode, they take a closer look at what James means when he says “teachers will be judged more strictly,” talk through the practical application of taming the tongue and […]
Ever said something and wished you could have taken it back? Ever lashed out verbally in the heat of the moment? On the other hand, have you ever been deeply encouraged by someone’s affirmation? Or felt amazing after someone speaks kindness over you? Kevin Queen teaches us the importance of our words, and how we […]
Content Coordinator Becca Morgan, Online Pastor Paul Kevetter and Content Pastor Josh Reed sit down to recap week three of our Movement sermon series. In this episode, they give more context about James 2, discuss the evils of favoritism, and the need for faith and works to be intertwined in our lives. Listen to last […]
Content Coordinator Becca Morgan, Online Pastor Paul Kevetter and Content Pastor Josh Reed sit down to recap week three of our Movement sermon series. In this episode, they give more context about James 2, discuss the evils of favoritism, and the need for faith and works to be intertwined in our lives. Listen to last […]
Content Coordinator Becca Morgan, Online Pastor Paul Kevetter and Content Pastor Josh Reed sit down to recap week three of our Movement sermon series. In this episode, they give more context about James 2, discuss the evils of favoritism, and the need for faith and works to be intertwined in our lives. Listen to last […]
Ever felt the injustice of someone being show favoritism over you? Ever been guilty of giving unfair preference? How do we find true forgiveness and learn to forgive others? How do we love people well, particularly those we don’t naturally align with? In this message, Annie F. Downs teaches us the importance of faith, and […]
Ever felt the injustice of someone being show favoritism over you? Ever been guilty of giving unfair preference? How do we find true forgiveness and learn to forgive others? How do we love people well, particularly those we don’t naturally align with? In this message, Annie F. Downs teaches us the importance of faith, and […]
Online Pastor Paul Kevetter, Content Pastor Josh Reed and Content Coordinator Becca Morgan sit down to recap week two of our Movement sermon series and discuss James 1:19-27 more in-depth. They cover how anger can be used for good or to hurt others, how much planting in good soil/how to cultivate good soil in your […]
Ever said something and regretted it later? Ever stopped to wonder who shapes your life and your worldview? Had those moments when you fly off the handle in a rage? Jeff Henderson helps us build out a blueprint so that we can make the most of each moment. In this Movement Series we’ll be working […]
Content Pastor Josh Reed, Content Coordinator Becca Morgan and Online Pastor Paul Kevetter sit down to recap week one of our Movement sermon series and discuss James 1:1-18 more in-depth. Listen to last week’s message from Kevin Queen For the Movement Reading Plan Follow us on Instagram For feedback and a chance to win a […]
Content Pastor Josh Reed, Content Coordinator Becca Morgan and Online Pastor Paul Kevetter sit down to recap week one of our Movement sermon series and discuss James 1:1-18 more in-depth. Listen to last week’s message from Kevin Queen For the Movement Reading Plan Follow us on Instagram For feedback and a chance to win a […]
Content Pastor Josh Reed, Content Coordinator Becca Morgan and Online Pastor Paul Kevetter sit down to recap week one of our Movement sermon series and discuss James 1:1-18 more in-depth. Listen to last week’s message from Kevin Queen For the Movement Reading Plan Follow us on Instagram For feedback and a chance to win a […]
What do we do when life is tough? Why would God allow tough times to impact us? How do we persevere when nothing seems to be going right? We all face hard times in life, some that ruin our day, others that ruin our lives. When we get knocked down it can be hard to […]
What do we do when life is tough? Why would God allow tough times to impact us? How do we persevere when nothing seems to be going right? We all face hard times in life, some that ruin our day, others that ruin our lives. When we get knocked down it can be hard to […]
What do we do when life is tough? Why would God allow tough times to impact us? How do we persevere when nothing seems to be going right? We all face hard times in life, some that ruin our day, others that ruin our lives. When we get knocked down it can be hard to […]
How do we choose a life that’s less about ourselves and more about others? How do we choose God’s way over our own preference? Are you waiting until you’ve got your life sorted to take a step in the right direction? Do you live with fear and anxiety over protecting what’s yours? You’re not alone! […]
How do we choose a life that’s less about ourselves and more about others? How do we choose God’s way over our own preference? Are you waiting until you’ve got your life sorted to take a step in the right direction? Do you live with fear and anxiety over protecting what’s yours? You’re not alone! […]
How do we choose a life that’s less about ourselves and more about others? How do we choose God’s way over our own preference? Are you waiting until you’ve got your life sorted to take a step in the right direction? Do you live with fear and anxiety over protecting what’s yours? You’re not alone! […]
Do you ever make a decision, even though you know it’s not the right thing to do? Do you have regrets or moments you wish you could take back? What’s that one thing that you swear you won’t go back to, but find yourself being tempted by over and over?You’re not alone! Every single person […]
Ever feel like someone let you down or did you wrong? Have you ever caused someone else pain, intentionally or unintentionally? Does your future feel tarnished by what happened in your past or present? Pastor Kevin Queen continues this series unpacking the most famous prayer; specifically the relevance of “Forgive us our sins as we […]
We are told in the Christian faith to depend on God. It can be easier to rely on God when things are difficult or in times of hardship, but what does that mean in every day life? Content Pastor Josh Reed walks us through the line in The Lord’s Prayer “Give us today our daily […]
Ever feel like life is a rollercoaster and you’re simply clinging on for dear life? Are you in a period of waiting or anxiety, wishing you could impact the outcome? If you love to be in control and are constantly straining to keep everything perfect, this message might just be for you! Pastor Kevin Queen […]
Whether you consider yourself a Christ-follower or not, you’ve probably considered prayer at one time or another. If you’ve ever considered HOW to pray, you’ll be pleased to know you’re in good company. Even those closest to Jesus had the same question. The Lord’s Prayer begins “Our Father” – but how can the creator of […]
Have you ever endured a moment where your life is shaken? When you are walking through turmoil, it can be draining and disconcerting. Pastor Kevin Queen shares his experience and the Biblical reality that ‘calling’ can pull us through these times. If life is tough, or you’re questioning why it hasn’t turned out as you’d […]
We all have days where the doubts creep in: Do I know what I believe? Do I trust God? Church planter and pastor Josh Turner gives us practical advice on what to do when these feelings creep into our minds. We learn how to remember how God has shown up in the past, accept what […]
Have you ever felt out of place? Are you the new person, struggling to get settled? Wondering how to make a difference and find fulfillment? We have all felt like ‘outsiders’ at one time or another, and how we respond in these moments is really important. Annie F. Downs encourages us through this powerful message. […]
Ever been passed over? Missed out on the promotion or didn’t get into the school you wanted or weren’t invited to the top spot? We all have to deal with rejection and disappointment. How we respond in these moments is really important. There’s the way of the world. There’s the way of religion. And then […]
When was the last time your heart was burning with passion? Perhaps during an amazing event or in conversation with a special individual? Why does our relationship with faith sometimes lack excitement and feel stagnant? Why does Christianity sometimes seem so dry and boring? If Christianity feels stale to you, is lacking purpose, or passion, […]
David Nasser shares his experience of growing up in Iran, fleeing oppression and resenting religion. Once ‘free’ David’s life didn’t get any easier; societal pressures and clinging to control did not provide the hope or liberty he was craving. David wanted nothing to do with religion, but miraculously found faith in Jesus through the kindness […]
We all have a story. Your life almost certainly has moments of joy and excitement, and also deep sadness and loss. Katherine shares the highs and lows of her own experience and how her faith has played part through it all. If you’re walking though good or hard times, you are not alone. In this […]
It often seems like the world is shouting a million messages at us at once. How do we tune out social media, work pressure, the weight of responsibility and burdens of life to focus on what’s really important? Bob Goff helps us understand how we can find peace and centre our lives round the things […]
Lisa Harper joins us in our Summerfest series to unpack the difference between religion and relationship. Together we’ll learn the power and privilege of knowing Jesus as a person. If you’ve ever felt too far gone, if you’ve ever been bruised by church wounds, or burnt out by religion; this message unpacks the beautiful wonder […]
Does life feel tough? Are you battling illness, debt, grieving a loss or struggling in a relationship? Perhaps you’re asking some big questions like; Why does God allow bad things to happen to good people? How can we praise a God who seems absent or far off? Does the Holy Spirit still have power to […]
Life can seem tough at times; we all carry our own burdens. Pastor Kevin Queen helps us understand how we can find peace and resurrection in the darkest of places. Some of us carry the weight of disappointment, others carry grief, or anxiety, or loneliness. How do we have hope this summer? How do we […]
Jeff Henderson unpacks the weighty topic of eternity. Jeff is a master at taking monolithic theological concepts, and breaking it down, making it totally relevant to our lives today. If you’ve ever wondered about what happens after we die, or what ‘a new heaven and a new earth’ really means ,this message will help bring […]
Pastor Kevin Queen explores the reason for our existence and how we can find genuine purpose. If you’ve ever wondered “Why am I here?” or ever felt like that you’re lacking motivation; this message will help bring clarity and simple next steps forwards.
Kevin and Rea Queen discuss the difference between an earthly perspective and heavenly perspective. How can we see the world and our situation the way God does? How can we find practices & rhythms that will help us view things with a more eternal mindset?
As humans, we crave new. New jobs, new locations, new things, new scenery. But often we try to satisfy a spiritual problem with worldly solutions. Pastor Kevin Queen discusses how we are made new in Jesus through our identity, relationships, and motivations.
How do we move on after hard times? After pain? Annie F. Downs reminds us that new skin, new stories- can still have old scars. There will always be things in life that effect us, but because of Jesus, we can have a new perspective.
Jesus turned greatness upside down by serving first. In this new series, Pastor Kevin Queen is going through the book of Mark to show how Jesus is the King of Hearts.
If you have been around church, you might know the verse, “Taste and see that God is good.” Often times we think that this means life is always good. But what if we can see that God is good no matter the circumstances? Pastor Drew Powell teaches us how to awaken our sense of taste […]
Pastor Kevin Queen reminds us that none of us are untouchable. No matter your past, your mistakes, your choices, because of Jesus, everything is redeemed.
Do you ever wonder how to make better decisions? Or want to be wise in the decisions you do make? That’s where discernment comes in. Pastor Kevin Queen describes how discernment is like our spiritual sense of smell in week three of our Awaken series.
Annie F. Downs is with Cross Point this week teaching us how to see the world around us- both spiritually and physically.
Why do we fast as believers in Jesus? Fasting is a common word now in the dieting world, but it’s been a part of the Christian faith for much longer. Pastor Kevin Queen looks at what fasting is and why we do it in this edition of Sacred Rhythms.
Have you ever asked God for a sign? Have you thought something like, “If I am really built for more, can’t God show me?” Gideon felt this way too and he asked God for signs. And when he realized God was with him, he went into war with a battle cry. Jeff Henderson joins Cross […]
It’s easy to see limitations and think they are keeping you from the live you imagined. But what if we can shift our perspective and see God in life’s limitations? Pastor Kevin Queen helps us reimagine the concept of limitations and how they actually help us depend on God more and more.
Pastor Drew Powell discusses the sacred rhythm of gathering. He breaks down three things gathering is and one thing it isn’t. This is a beautiful reminder of why gathering matters.
God’s way is often unknown, even if want to know everything ahead of us. Through the illustration of the Waze app + story of Joseph, Annie F. Downs teach us about the power of trusting God no matter what the circumstance.
Regrets are inevitable but burdensome. Pastor Kevin Queen talks about the kinds of regrets we have in life and how to give them over to God.
In the first week of the Comfort & Joy series, Pastor Kevin Queen discusses the many reasons we are distracted and how we can be more present this holiday season and in everyday life.
Gratitude is talked about a lot this time of year, but what if we lived it out every day? Chris Nichols issues us a doable challenge to practice gratitude and reminds us of the power of being thankful.
Pastor James Lowe of Bethel Worldwide teaches us the power of seeing people. There are people we interact with on a daily basis that would be changed if we simply paused long enough to see them and show them the love of Jesus.
The Biblical call to love the people that God loves through hospitality is a lost art in our busy, divided world. Pastor Kevin Queen starts a new series on the call we have on our lives to not look down on others, but to sit at The Table with those made in the image of […]
Baptism is a powerful moment, but what does it mean as a Christian? Water has been a symbol in our faith since the very first verse in the Bible. Listen to Pastor Kevin Queen discuss the beautiful truth in what baptism means.
Why is a Cup a symbol of the Christian faith? What is ‘Holy Communion’ or ‘The Eucharist’ or ‘The Lord’s Supper’? What does it mean for my life in 2021? In today’s message, the second in our ICONS series, Pastor Kevin Queen talks about why the Cup is such a powerful image.
Why, the Cross? What does it mean for the Christian faith and what does it mean for my life in 2021? Today, Pastor, author, and founder of For Others Collective, David Nasser, joined us to deliver a message on Jesus, The Cross, and the good news of the gospel.
If you have ever been curious about prayer or wanted to go deeper into your prayer life, this is the message for you. In today’s message in the Sacred Rhythms of our faith, Pastor Kevin Queen talks about the what, why, how of prayer.
We know we are being lead by the Spirit if we are living unselfishly. If our lives are fully focused on ourselves, we are doing something wrong. Pastor Kevin Queen wraps up the Movement series with a call to live lead by the Spirit.
God wants us FREE. He wants us MOVING FORWARD IN FREEDOM. Not freedom to do whatever WE want to do, but freedom to do whatever HE wants us to do. It’s week three of Movement and Pastor Kevin Queen has some fun on a scooter while teaching us about the truth of freedom in Jesus.
As followers of Jesus we can give mercy because we’ve received mercy In week 2 of Movement, Pastor Kevin discusses the ways we can live out a life focused on mercy in a world that promotes self.
Jesus + Nothing = Everything In the first week of our annual “Movement” series, Pastor Kevin Queen discusses the divisions in our world and how as Christians, we can have really bad math.
We’re told all the time that reading the Bible is important. Let’s be honest though, the Bible can be a confusing book that doesn’t feel relatable. But what if we change our view of it? Pastor Kevin Queen talks about the importance of intentional time in God’s Word.
Peace in life comes from walking with God. In week four of Ache for Eden, Pastor Kevin Queen discusses the importance of walking three miles per hour with God in our daily life.
Pastor Drew Powell talks about the need for purpose and rest in week three of Ache for Eden. We aren’t meant to do life without purpose, no matter what your job is or what takes up most of your day. Your time and talent are valuable to God and the world.
In Week Three of Ache for Eden, Pastor Kevin Queen talks about our ache for people and community. We were made to be in community with both God and others. We were made to be fully known and fully loved.
“It shouldn’t be this way” is a thought we have had at one time or another. Whether it be when see a tragedy on the news, division in our world, or personal struggle- we know this isn’t the way God intended the world. In week one of Ache for Eden, Pastor Kevin Queen shares about […]
With Jesus, Anything’s Possible. If you’ve been around Cross Point for a minute, or if you’ve seen us from afar, you’ve probably seen that phrase a time or two. But what does it mean to LIVE like anything’s possible? Today, Pastor Kevin, unpacks “anything’s possible” and encourages us to believe again.
Pastor Jeff Henderson is back at Cross Point for week five of Frequency of Joy to talk about holding JOY and sorrow at the same time.
Lisa Harper kicks off summer at Cross Point & our latest series, Frequency of Joy, with a bang!
This Father’s Day Pastor Kevin discusses what it means for God to be our Heavenly Father.
Honor is the glue that holds family together. All over the bible God commands His people to honor their wives and husbands, children & parents. But how does that translate to 2021? Pastor Kevin unpacks the significance of honor in the home in week four of “Honor Society.”
Chris Nichols continues our conversation about honor by discussing what it looks like to practice honor in the most difficult place, the workplace.
What comes to mind when you think of the word “honor?” All over the Bible, we’re commanded to “honor one another” & “honor God.” But how? Today, Creative Pastor, Drew Powell is kicking off our conversation about “honor” talking about how to rediscover the lost art of honoring one another.
Legacy. Something each of us hope to leave behind to the next generation but begins with intentional choices & commitment. Today, Pastor Kevin & his wife, Rea have a conversation on how to build a legacy that matters.
esus commands his followers to “‘Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength and with all your mind’; and, ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.'” But what does it mean to love God with all your strength? This week Pastor Kevin unpacks what it looks […]
Our minds are a gift from God that need to be cared for. Today, Pastor Kevin talks through Jesus’ command to love God with all of our minds & what that looks like for us.
@Annie F. Downs continues the conversation on how to live a full life by loving God with all of you SOUL.
Want to live a full life? Full of hope? Full of joy? Full of peace? In order to live a life full of those things, you have to know your source, Jesus. Today, Pastor Kevin is kicking off a six-week conversation on how to Live Well.
Today we are celebrating the hope that is found in the person of Jesus. In the midst of uncertainty, we can find the gift that leads us to the truth that saves us and leads us to put our hope and faith in the one who gave it all so that we may spend eternity […]
As we have worshiped on Sundays during Lent, we have been learning about the seven miracles or signs in the book of John. Each one of these has taught us something unique about Jesus. Today we are looking at the miracle of Jesus when he raises Lazarus from the dead.
As we worship on Sundays during Lent, we will be learning about the seven miracles or signs in the book of John. Each one of these teaches us something unique about Jesus. Today we are looking at the miracle of Jesus when healed a man who had been blind since birth.
As we worship on Sundays during Lent, we will be learning about the seven miracles or signs in the book of John. Each one of these teaches us something unique about Jesus. Today we are looking at four ways to strengthen our faith from two miracles found in John chapter 6.
As we worship on Sundays during Lent, we will be learning about the seven miracles or signs in the book of John. Each one of these teaches us something unique about Jesus. Today we are looking at the miracle of Jesus when he heals a lame man at the pool of Bethesda.
As we worship on Sundays during Lent, we will be learning about the seven miracles or signs in the book of John. Each one of these teaches us something unique about Jesus. Today we are looking at the miracle of Jesus when he heals a government official’s son.
As we worship on Sundays during Lent, we will be learning about the seven miracles or signs in the book of John. Each one of these teaches us something unique about Jesus. Today we are looking at the miracle of Jesus when he turned water into wine.
Rebuilding requires resilience. It’s not about how you start, it’s about how you, FINISH. Resilience comes from looking to Jesus and fixing our eyes on him.
Rebuilding in the face of opposition takes vision. If you can see it, you can make a plan. It’s never too late for a new beginning, it’s never too late to build again.
Rebuilding anything takes intentionality and attention to detail. Today we’re looking to Nehemiah’s playbook on how to rebuild an intentional life.
In sports, there’s something called a “rebuilding” year. It’s the year after all your star athletes graduate or a new coach is brought on. All that means is that there’s grace that year. Your team doesn’t have to be the best just yet because you’re rebuilding. What if we approached 2021 as a “rebuilding” year? […]