At The Crossroads Audio Podcast

One of the most famous Christmas verses of all time invites us to know who God is AND to "share" who God is as an encouragement to others.

The best part of Isaiah 7:14 isn't just for Israel, but for all who need hope this Christmas season.

How to make neighbors and influence friends in three easy steps...

The most important part of the parable of The Good Samaritan is often the most forgotten part: that we are supposed to go out and do what the good Samaritan did, show kindness to every person we have relational contact with and make them our neighbors.

The parable of the Good Samaritan didn't start in the Gospel of Luke. It started when God created the nation of Israel and shared how He expected the Israelites to treat their neighbors.

God enables all those who follow Him to overcome every single fear we have ever or will ever face. Period.

If you, or someone you know, has ever been so broke they couldn't give a high five, or so broke their realty check bounced...this message is for you.

Which political party we side with is not what makes us good Christ followers. Our obedience to God, His Word, and His will in spite of our political affiliations is what makes us good Christ followers.

One of the greatest fears we have is fear of failure. One of the greatest assets we have is a God who loves us despire our failures.

In every culture and generation fear is present. BUT, in every culture and generation God is present so fear not! In this new series we hope to equip Christ followers to overcome their fear and to embrace God's call on their life.

Despite what many of the false prophets told the Israelites time and time again, God would bring judgment on Israel. And despite what feel good preachers may tell us today, God will bring judgement on all of humanity.

Despite the over 2,900 year gap in time, the Prophet Joel delivers a message to the people of Israel that is applicable to every Christ follower today.

As we study the book of Joel it reminds us of the central message of the Bible: cry out to Jesus.

Despite what many believe, it wasn't the birthday party or the actions of Herod that caused John the Baptist to lose his head. It was something that we all struggle with almost daily.

The King of heaven and earth imparts His justice to us, His people, and expects us, His people, to be just in the way we interact with others.

David didn't run from his enemies because he was scared, he ran because he was Christ like.

God calls everyone who is in Christ, whether they be a butcher, baker, candlestick maker, or a king, to the ministry of reconciliation.

The American concept of being persecuted differs greatly from that of the early Church Christ followers and of that of many Christians around the world today.

All have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God...and all can receive forgiveness, just as David did, by looking to the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

God made a commitment to David, to Israel, and to any who choose to follow God.