Cross Points Podcast

Building on last week's message about the need for a Social Network for the Soul, we're diving into the challenges and blessings of Christian community. We explore Hebrews 10:23-25 and the story of Paul and Barnabas from Acts 15:36-41 to uncover how conflict within relationships, much like the process of refining diamonds, can strengthen and polish us.

Are you caught in the endless scroll of social media, feeling more empty than fulfilled? Pastor David dives into the powerful impact of our digital connections and how they can either nourish or drain our souls. He explores the increasing digital connectivity over the past few years and the decline of meaningful spiritual relationships that truly matter.

This sermon, titled "A Practical Guide to Seeking God" challenges listeners to move beyond a superficial understanding of seeking God and embrace a practical, scheduled approach to cultivating a deeper relationship with Him. Inspired by Jeremiah 29:13, the sermon outlines a four-step, hour-long "spiritual workout" designed to create an atmosphere of worship through praise, clear the path for intimacy with God through confession, shift focus from needs to provision through thanksgiving, and align hearts with God's Word through praying Scripture. Just as a marathon runner needs a training schedule, this sermon encourages a disciplined approach to seeking God, leading to a more fulfilling and transformative faith journey. By incorporating these practices into their weekly routine, listeners are empowered to experience the abundant life promised to those who seek Him first.

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In this powerful message, "Setting the Table for God’s Suddenly Moments," Pastor David explores how God moves in unexpected and miraculous ways in our lives. Drawing from personal experience and biblical stories from the book of Acts, he discusses the importance of preparing ourselves for these divine "suddenly" moments through obedience, worship, and prayer. Whether you're seeking a breakthrough in your finances, relationships, or health, this sermon encourages you to set the table spiritually, creating a space for God to move in your life. Tune in to discover how you can be ready for the God who moves suddenly.

Join as Pastor David dives deep into the Bible and explores the destructive power of self-centeredness. Discover how to overcome selfishness and embrace a life of service, just like Jesus. We'll uncover practical steps to put others first and experience the true joy of living for something bigger than yourself.

Join as you can uncover how God transforms struggles into triumphs, how He sees beyond our failures, and how He calls us to embrace our new identities in Him. Whether you’re facing personal chaos or searching for purpose, this sermon will inspire you to hold on to God and trust in His transformative power.

In this episode, hosts Orah and David dive deep into the critical and often challenging topic of mental health, exploring its impact from both personal and faith-based perspectives. Join us as we discuss:

Today we're diving into our new sermon series, "Asking for a Friend," where we tackle the difficult topic of Disappointment with God. Have you ever wondered why God doesn't show up when you expect Him to or why He seems silent during your toughest moments? Join us as we uncover the profound lessons in these biblical stories and find hope in the midst of our pain.

In this exciting episode, David and Orah dive deep into the concept of longevity, exploring both spiritual and practical life hacks to live a longer, healthier, and more fulfilling life. They discuss everything from biblical insights on longevity to modern-day practices like cold plunges and maintaining a healthy diet. Tune in for humor, personal stories, and actionable advice.

In our deep dive, we'll reflect on the Roman Empire's influence on the early church, particularly the pivotal moment when Emperor Constantine legalized Christianity. This merging of church and state laid the groundwork for many of the issues we grapple with today regarding Christian nationalism.