Cross Point Church Podcast

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. 

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. 

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”. 

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. 

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? 

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. 

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. 

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. 

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.

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.