At the CrossRoads Audio Podcast

This morning, we pause our series on the book of Acts to celebrate what God is doing in our congregation and in our community. For a deeper discussion on this sermon topic, join our Beyond Sunday Bible Study and Prayer livestream on Wednesdays at 6:37 PM.

Paul took the time to show the congregations he visited the love of God and to equip them with God's Word. Today, we are called to do the same. For a deeper discussion on this sermon topic, join our Beyond Sunday Bible Study and Prayer livestream on Wednesdays at 6:37 PM.

Paul went from demeaning and killing those who opposed his beliefs to gracefully correcting those who didn't fully understand them. The only difference was Jesus. For a deeper discussion on this sermon topic, join our Beyond Sunday Bible Study and Prayer livestream on Wednesdays at 6:37 PM.

In addition to sharing the Gospel and planting churches, the Apostle Paul also discipled people he came across, which is a significant part of the great commission that is missing today. For a deeper discussion on this sermon topic, join our Beyond Sunday Bible Study and Prayer livestream on Wednesdays at 6:37 PM.

The Apostle Paul taught this doctrine as a part of the Gospel to new believers yet pastors today don't teach it all. For a deeper discussion on this sermon topic, join our Beyond Sunday Bible Study and Prayer livestreaming on Wednesday at 6:37 PM.

One year after giving Pastor Floyd a sabbatical, Pastor Matt Hickok and his wife Betsy return to give a ministry update to CrossRoads followed by a message from Pastor Matt to the body of Christ regarding the Church. For a deeper discussion on this sermon topic, join our Beyond Sunday Bible Study and Prayer livestreaming on Wednesday at 6:37 PM.

When we live in accordance with God's will and in obedience to the Holy Spirit, God uses our lives to impact the lives of others.

As Christians, we are called to live in ways that please God.

The Apostles, Paul and Barnabas, set the standard for what missionaries are called to do, and that has not changed.

The central person in the book of Acts is the Holy Spirit, and the same Holy Spirit who sent Paul and Barnabas is sending you to be a living witness of Jesus Christ.