Cross and Crown Sermon Audio

This past Sunday, our lead pastor Brad Andrews walked us through 1 Samuel 4:1b-11, unpacking what went wrong when Israel confronted the Philistines and decided to use the ark of the covenant as a "lucky charm" rather than trusting God.

This week lead pastor Brad Andrews unpacks 1 Samuel 2:27-36, and the prophecy against the house of Eli because of the wickedness of his sons.

Godly leadership is paramount to a healthy church. In 1 Samuel 2:12-26 we see the consequences of faithless leadership among God's people in the Old Testament, and are reminded why we need faithful leaders today.

This past Sunday, Executive Director, Trey Hopkins walked us through Hannah's song of praise in 1 Samuel 2:1-11. At the heart of her son is an unshakable confidence in the sovereignty of God and his faithfulness to keep his covenant promises to his people.

This week our lead pastor, Brad Andrews, unpacked 1 Samuel 1:1-28, as we begin our new series through the book of 1 Samuel.

In the final sermon of our Counter|Culture series, lead pastor Brad Andrews helps us navigate the issue of gender ideology with a view of human nature and identity rooted in Scripture. Humanity is made in the image of God as male and female, and holding this conviction with compassion is our call as believers.

This week lead pastor Brad Andrews unpacks Romans 1:18-28 as we confront one of the chief cultural ideals of our day - sexuality. As we consider how the Bible speaks to this moment in the culture and the church we have to start with how God has made us - in his image as moral beings, responsible for our actions and for the lusts of the flesh. From God's point of view, regardless of how our culture promotes and celebrates homosexual practice, it is at it's root a sexual display of false worship.

This week in our series on being a counter-culture, lead pastor Brad Andrews walk us through what biblical justice looks like over and against worldly forms of justice. Our world craves justice, but by rejecting God as the basis for our pursuit, worldly justice become profoundly unjust.