Crossroads Church

Explore the debate around Jesus' true identity—was He a divine masterpiece or merely a good teacher? Delve into historical evidence and ancient manuscripts that affirm His existence. Unravel the complexities of biblical texts and the authenticity of names in scripture. Discuss misconceptions about His portrayal, including notorious forgeries. Finally, hear a personal journey of faith, highlighting the transformative power of belief and the evidence of resurrection that invites reflection.

Is the Bible reliable in today's world? The discussion tackles the credibility of Scripture amidst wavering trust in truth. Students share thought-provoking questions about faith, sparking intergenerational dialogue. The podcast highlights the Bible's historical integrity and transformative power, portraying it as God's love story. With engaging insights and a sweet metaphor likening Scripture to honey, it encourages listeners to explore their faith intellectually and spiritually.

Dive into a heartfelt exploration of Easter’s profound meanings. Discover the historical truth of the resurrection and how it can transform personal struggles. Learn about the powerful role of women in the resurrection narrative and the dramatic shift from fear to courage among believers. Reflect on the comforts of faith in the face of anxiety and the promise of renewal through God's presence. This uplifting discussion highlights the hope and joy that arise from embracing a life filled with faith.

The wages of sin is death. And Jesus came to pay up. Good Friday is a grim reminder of what sin brings—death and destruction. The only way to pay for that is through a sacrifice. For centuries, that was with a perfect lamb, instituted at the first Passover.Kyle Ranson shows us how through the sacrifice of Good Friday, just became not just a good sacrifice, but THE sacrifice. Friday was only Good because Sunday was coming.  Recorded live at Crossroads Church in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Palm Sunday: parades, palms, and a donkey. Cute. But let’s be honest—this day was never about waving branches. It’s about asking one uncomfortable question: Who’s actually calling the shots in your life? (Spoiler: it might not be who you think.)Brian dives into the gritty side of Holy Week—what people hoped Jesus would be, what he actually was, and why most of the crowd bailed on him a few days later. Hint: He didn’t fit their agenda.You’ll hear about cloaks, freedom, religious drama, and a woman who went from “God probably forgot me” to “I’m getting baptized right now.” It’s raw. It’s real. It might sting a little.So yeah, if you’ve ever tried to get Jesus to cosign your plans, this one’s for you.Hit play. Let it mess with you—in the best way.

The Bible and Science. Cats and Dogs. LeBron and Steph. These have been enemies since the dawn of time….right? There seems to be an element of faith that means you have to check your brain at the door. Just ignore the facts, ignore those scary numbers, drink this delicious Kool-Aid and don’t worry about anything. But what if God calls you to something deeper than that? Kyle Ranson puts on his science teacher tie and walks us through how the Bible isn’t just anti-science, it’s full of God’s invitation to investigate His creation and see just how incredible it is. Recorded live at Crossroads Church in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Alli Patterson, a compelling speaker and faith guide, dives into the nuances of personal freedom and faith. She addresses common ‘should I’ dilemmas, like yoga or poker, emphasizing that answers often lie in the gray areas. With relatable stories, she discusses how our daily choices can glorify God and considers the importance of adapting our freedoms for the sake of others. Patterson encourages transforming daily habits to enrich our spiritual journeys, proving that even mundane decisions can lead to profound connections with faith.

Can a Christian get tattoos? What about smoke? Drink? These are all important questions, but it doesn’t matter nearly as much as the deeper question: does it matter what we do with our body? Aren’t we all just meat bags that need to be filled with Taco Bell sometimes until we go to heaven? (Ok, maybe we shouldn’t put the terms “meat bags” and “Taco Bell” in the same sentence). Brian Tome dives into what we do with our body—and why it might matter way more than we think. Recorded Live at Crossroads Church in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Ever wondered why some prayers seem to go unanswered? This discussion tackles the doubts and frustrations that come with unanswered prayers, reassuring listeners that every prayer gets a response. Dive into Jesus' struggles in the Garden of Gethsemane, where personal desires clash with divine purpose. Personal stories highlight the importance of faith even in tough times, while the role of community and collective prayer is celebrated. Discover insights on how to align your prayers with God's will for a more fulfilling spiritual journey.

The discussion opens with the analogy of phones as forks, questioning what we truly consume digitally. There’s an emphasis on how content shapes our identity and faith, challenging listeners to seek meaningful engagement. Personal anecdotes illustrate the importance of choosing wisely in a world of distractions. The need for spiritual growth through redeeming moments and community involvement is highlighted. Also featured are transformative stories from Nepal and the urgent issue of internal trafficking, calling for action and deeper spiritual connections.