Cross and Crown Sermon Audio

The resurrection isn't just history; it's our present reality. This past Sunday, @BradAndrews showed us from 1 Cor. 15:12-29 that Christ was raised both as Savior AND Lord. Resurrection guarantees salvation & precedes enthronement. Victory is ours in this life & the life to come!

In 2 Samuel 5, we see God keeping promises made to David, to Abraham 800 years earlier, and ultimately pointing to the promise of redemption through Christ. David learned what we all must learn: God is not slow as we count slowness. His timing is perfect, even when we can't see it.

Paul and Silas were beaten, imprisoned, and silenced by the state — yet at midnight, they were praying and singing. And God shook the foundations.

Acts 16 is one of the most political passages in all of Scripture. It confronts us with a hard truth: the state must not protect what God condemns. And when it does, Christians are called to speak — not in partisan loyalty, but in faithfulness to the King who rules over every corner of life.

A church always becomes what it believes & flourishes in how it obeys. In this week’s sermon from Acts 15:36-16:15, Brad Andrews reminds us that if a church compromises on the truth of God's Word or resists His revealed will, it becomes vulnerable.

Doctrinal compromise is not Christian charity. In this week’s sermon on Acts 15:1-35, Brad Andrews showed how the defining controversy of the early church was salvation's requirements. And the apostles drew a hard line: grace saves; works do not.

Trey Hopkins shows us that the Christian life was never promised to be easy. In Acts 14:21-28, Paul and Barnabas went back through cities that had already tried to kill them, not out of recklessness, but out of love for the churches they had planted. They returned to confirm, strengthen, and establish the faith of new believers facing real pressure, real danger, and real temptation to turn back.

The Word of God has never advanced without opposition. When shared faithfully, it exposes allegiances. In this week’s sermon from Acts 14:1-21, @bradandrews reminds us that hostility ≠ the absence of God. Christ is King. Continue the mission!

When souls are at stake, silence is not an option. Speak the truth. Proclaim Christ. Warn sinners. Trust God with the results. In this week’s sermon from Acts 13:1-52, Brad Andrews shows us why faithful witness requires courageous truth-telling.