At The Crossroads Audio Podcast

One of the biggest feasts and celebrations celebrates one of the biggest harvest, but it's not what you think.

God spoke to a divided, rebellious, and frustrated nation, dealing with racial tensions and unachieved dreams and told them to stop and to celebrate and worship Him. He says the same thing to us today.

Christ followers are not required to keep the Biblical Feasts but we gain a better knowledge of God and love for Him, His purpose, and His plans for humanity if we understand them.

Despite what most Christians think, God isn't looking for America to be obedient to Him.

What would King Solomon say to Americans heading to the polls in our day? It really isn't what you'd think.

God's confirmation of His sovereignty over a nation rought with injustice and violence was so compelling it caused one prophet to share it and encourage others to praise God in song.

The audio from this week's message includes the sounds of the children as we answer their questions before they start their new series Superheroes of the Bible

There is a time to remain silent and a time to speak out but for the Church to do so effectively it must be united.

There is a time for everything, including knowing when not to say anthing at all.

There is a Biblical template for how we should communicate with one another...and it's based on how God communicates with humanity.

At some point we have to move towards sharing the Gospel with the people we invite into our lives.

Our mission is to BE the Church: to share and show the love of Christ and to invite people to be recipients of Christ's love.

Inviting others to a Sunday Celebration or an event doesn't mean anything if we're not willing to invite people into our lives.

Although it may be difficult to start conversations around inviting others to Sunday Celebrations or events within our congregations if someone asks us a question that opens the door we should be ready to dive right through!

Our faith in God can trump governments, provide protection and strength, break down walls, and redeem and rebuild lives.

The ultimate goal of faith is to provide a path to salvation...that's what faith can do!

A friend of Pastor Floyd shares her continuing journey as she lives out her faith in a small village in the Himalayan mountains.

In good times, bad times, trial, and tragedy, our faith can guide us in making the tough and unpopular decisions...the ones that honor God.

The horrific and tragics acts of humanity against one another will not disrupt or stop God's plans and purpose for the future of His people.

We're celebrating faith, family, and freedom on this 4th of July weekend celebration.