Crossroads Church

Evangelism isn't just for the few; it's a call for everyone, even neighbors next door. Kyle shares how Isaiah's answer to God can inspire us to step out in familiar places. He unveils the myth of missionaries versus ordinary people, pushing believers to represent Jesus wherever they are. Focusing on local outreach, he introduces a new Spanish offering to foster inclusivity. Kyle emphasizes that sharing the gospel requires both actions and words, encouraging listeners to view everyday settings as their mission fields.

Discover how Jesus offers a transformative identity beyond cultural labels. Brian Tome discusses embracing the gospel's core message of forgiveness and resurrection. Hear inspiring testimonies of healing and outreach that illustrate the power of community. Learn effective ways to engage in evangelism while prioritizing faith over politics. With practical tips and personal stories, this discussion challenges listeners to share the good news and embody Christ-like love in today's divided world.

Explore the misunderstood story of Noah's Ark, where divine love overshadows judgment. Delve into historical comparisons of global flood myths and the emotional complexities of God's grief. Discover the symbolism behind the rainbow and the ark as a promise of preservation and salvation, inviting a deeper connection with the divine. The narrative challenges perceptions of anger, offering a fresh perspective on redemption and relationship.

“Faith” is one of those nice words you might see stitched into a pillow or on the class roll at a Christian school. We might think it has something to do with believing God or having nice thoughts. But what if we told you faith isn’t just reading the Bible and going “Nice! Thumbs up!“, but really comes down to believing something enough to move. This week, Alli Patterson shows why out of the whole city of Jericho, God chose Rahab the prostitute to be His servant. Recorded live at Crossroads Church in Cincinnati, Ohio.

It seems like in the Bible, miracles are happening all the time. Did they stop happening when they invented the Polaroid or something? What’s up with that?Some of us feel like if we saw a miracle happen before our own eyes, we’d be the best believers of all time. Yet the Israelites saw the Red Sea part and were grumbling and complaining again three days later. Jump in to hear Brian Tome break down why growth, faith, and gratitude often starts with having a good memory.  Recorded live at Crossroads Church in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Explore the epic tale of the Israelites at the Red Sea, where divine intervention transformed despair into hope. The discussion highlights how God can create paths in our own challenging moments. Personal anecdotes reveal the struggle between comfort and freedom, reminding us of our need for grace. Engaging stories of faith culminate in a powerful community march for racial healing, showcasing the strength found in unity and collective belief. Trust in God’s ability to guide you through the impossible!

Maybe you’ve heard about Daniel in the Lion’s Den from Sunday School. The moral of the story probably went something like this: if you’re nice and faithful, God will save you from all of your troubles and you’ll never have to deal with any difficulty and you can play with the nice kitties. But there’s actually so much more to the story. This week, Kyle Ranson unpacks how this story is not just how God saves us from danger, but actually invites us into MORE danger for the sake of our friends and neighbors.  Recorded live at Crossroads Church in Cincinnati, Ohio

Feeling spiritually dry is a common experience, akin to being stuck in a rut. The narrative of Elijah's showdown with the prophets of Baal vividly illustrates the battle between faith and doubt. The discussion touches on the significance of personal accountability during these dry spells and emphasizes the value of community support, especially among men. By exploring the restoration of faith and the importance of perseverance, listeners are encouraged to reconnect with their spirituality and seek support amid isolation.

We have a way God’s love looks in our heads: rainbows, puppies, and maybe even a gallon bucket of that one frappe from Starbucks. Yeah...that’s not quite what Jonah felt when he found himself stuck in the digestive track of a giant sea beast. But what if that’s the exact thing that Jonah needed to come back to God at that time? This week Alli Patterson shows us how God’s mercy is always chasing us, and God can and will use whatever it takes to bring us back to Him—even if it means becoming fish food. Recorded live at Crossroads Church in Cincinnati, Ohio.

“Are we there yet?” There’s a chance you’ve heard that (or said it) from the back of a minivan when you’re hours from your destination and there’s still another 400 miles until the next Buc-ees. When we’re waiting on your spouse, next promotion, or next vacation, life can feel the same way. So when life isn’t going our pace, how can we trust that God is still good? This week, Kyle Ranson unpacks the story of the Israelites wandering for 40 years in the desert and shows how even when it feels like God is running late, He’s right on time. And even while we wait, He still gives us everything we need Recorded live at Crossroads Church in Cincinnati, Ohio.