Cross Point Church Podcast

In this week’s message, we kick off a brand new section of the Gospel of Mark called Greatness and our 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. – – – – – – – – – –  For more info and resources on this series visit crosspoint.tv/mark.If this message encouraged you, take a moment to let us know in the comments. Don’t forget to like, subscribe to this channel, and share it with someone who needs hope today.

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.  – – – – – – – – For more info and resources on this series visit crosspoint.tv/mark. If this message encouraged you, take a moment to let us know in the comments. Don’t forget to like, subscribe to this channel, and share it with someone who needs hope today.

Join Pastor Dave Clayton, a passionate preacher from Crosspoint Church, as he delves into the transformative moment of Jesus' transfiguration. He discusses the importance of escaping life’s noise to hear God clearly and how spiritual busyness can numb our souls. Dave highlights the significance of understanding Jesus' glory and the affirmations of identity from God. He also shares practical tips for planning spiritual retreats to recharge and emphasizes finding rest in Christ amidst life's chaos. Tune in for an enlightening and refreshing experience!

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.  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.

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. – – – – – – –  For more info and resources on this series visit crosspoint.tv/mark. If this message encouraged you, let us know in the comments, like this video, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs hope today.

Pastor Kevin dives into the miraculous moment when Jesus walks on water, revealing how faith can transform our fears. He encourages listeners to trust in God during life's storms, illustrating that trials can lead to a clearer understanding of His glory. The discussion emphasizes humility in admitting mistakes and the importance of spiritual insight amid struggles. The power of repentance and the beauty of a diverse church community are also highlighted, showcasing how unity and generosity can emerge even in challenging times.

Pastor Kevin delves into why God often places us in life's storms. He highlights Jesus walking on water, emphasizing that faith is about trust in Him. The discussion connects the disciples' struggles to our own feelings of loneliness today. Miracles during tumultuous times reveal Jesus' nature and draw out our trust. Kevin also touches on the deeper meanings behind Mark's storytelling, focusing on Christ's divinity and the encouragement we can offer to others facing their own storms.

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’?