At The Crossroads Audio Podcast

Yes, we are supposed to share the Gospel, but we are also responsible for teaching the world how to treat others. How do we do that? Glad you asked.

If you don't live it you don't believe it.

If we, as Christ followers, have nothing nice to say, or post, or tweet, or text, or snapchat...well you get the gist.

As we come back to the study of another Psalm we can see how the power of God's words can reveal God's peace and comfort.

God wants us to have faith in Him, to follow Him, and to have fellowship with Him...here is how.

Nothing can prepare a parent for the loss of a child of any age, but in those times of despair we can, like King David, trust in God to uphold us by His Holy Spirit.

How involved should we as parents be in the romantic lives of our teenaged and young adult "children"? Probably way more and way less than we think.

Sometimes parents can feel as if they are responsible for dropping the parenting ball when our "children" make bad choices...but there is a way to ensure we never ever drop the ball again.

Although our "children" may be grown they still need discipline, not punishment...discipline.

We as parents may be the only positive role model our teens and young adults may ever get, so we need to model Christ for them.

As parents, it is our responsibility to equip our children to make good choices...and to equip them to take responsibility for their actions when they don't.

As our "children" grow our style of parenting has to grow along with them since we are their parents forever.

Sometimes we get it right and sometimes we don't. This weekend was one of the times when we didn't and Pastor Floyd Hughes apologizes and explains why.

The greatest gift a father can GIVE on Fathers Day, or any day, is to reveal the truth about who God is with his children.

Yes, this world sucks but Jesus has overcome the world so that we might still live life to the full!

When tragedy strikes it is not a matter of can we trust God but will we trust Him.

Job's family did not show up for him in his time of need but we can be there for others in the same way Jesus Christ is there for us when we need Him the most.

The book of Job is about more than suffering and patience, it's also about God intervening on our behalf in our times of need to show us we can trust Him.

This Mothers Day we share a message that every woman will want to hear.

With 115 years of history and of God's blessings we couldn't help but celebrate what God has done as we look forward to carrying out His vision for humanity.