CPXL

Here's a look at the story of Jacob and his young economic years, and a good look at the future of CrossPoint in 2019. Join Pastors Andy Addis and Dave Atherton for a look at the upcoming focus on Untangled and Financial Peace University, as well as conversational Bible study out of Genesis.

There is no doubt every human being struggles with difficult and dangerous desires. But, in Genesis 29 Leah who is legitimately neglected and abused struggles to find her focus and purpose which is clearly seen in how she names her children. Each child identifies a need we have experienced, but we should end up in the same place that she did…"This time, I will praise the Lord." Join me for a college campus talk that stands as the foundation for this edition of CPXL.

This two-part podcast includes a discussion of Dr. Kroeker's new book, " From the Land of Pigs and Indians" and a much older book… a discussion from Genesis and the flawed nature of its human heroes.

Pastor Andy Addis and his wife Kathy discuss one of the most famous and difficult stories in the Old Testament, the call of Abraham to sacrifice Isaac. Spoiler alert, he doesn't have to follow through.

Although there is much more to it, the foundational elements of discipling a good marriage include dating, detours, doting and devotions. During these two pastoral couples for some insight into a holy romance.

Talking with Collegiate staff about Noah's ark and how it represents what the church should be today!

Featuring a discussion with founder and president of A Chosen Generation Ministries Chuck Stecker, a discussion from Genesis and the phrase "These are the generations of" and its impact on becoming an intergenerational church.

Join us as we listen in to the first lesson of a week's teaching from Pastor Andy Addis on the campus of Central Christian College of McPherson, Ks. This edition of CPXL allows us to ask the question, "Is God relevant?"

In this CPXL Podcast Pastors Andy Addis and Michael Gray look at James 5. The teaching that stands as a warning to those who have resources and power, urging them to live wisely. And, to strengthen those who struggle with a life, or season of oppression.