We’re continuing in Titus, and this week we’re looking at what the community of the church SHOULD look like and WHY? One generation should be commending the works of the Lord to the other (Psalm 145). The body-life of the church is clarified in Titus 2.

Thank you for listening to our podcast! This week we begin moving through the book of Titus to learn more of what God desires of His Church. We begin by looking at the Biblical qualifications of elders/pastors/overseers.

This week, our pastor leads us through the conclusion of John’s Gospel.

Join us this week as we study scripture together at the end of John’s Gospel. This was recorded outside, as we continue to gather during the coronavirus pandemic. CrossLife Fort Smith seeks to be a Gospel-centered, Christ-exalting, Disciple-making community. We strive to do this in a simple way, through the simple preaching of the Word for the gathered Believers. Thank you for listening, and feel free to join us sometime!

Listen as we consider 6 Reflections on the death of Christ

CrossLife Fort Smith exists to be a Biblically functioning church that seeks to multiply as Gospel-centered, Christ-exalting, Disciple-making community. We do this through expository preaching, simple gatherings, and intentional fellowship.

This week, in John 18:12-27, we look at the denials Jesus faced, fulfilling Isaiah 53:3. This sermon was recorded outside with a stationary mic, so excuse the faded audio at sections. Join us some week in person!

Join us as we continue preaching through the Gospel of John. This week, we begin walking with Jesus to the cross. This week, we slow down to look at the timing, at Jesus’s claims, and His willingness to “drink the cup” the Father has given Him.

Andy Deboer preaches this week and covers Jesus’s High Priestly Prayer from John 17.

Join us again as Ricky continues to lead us through John, and this week we hear more of Jesus’s final words to His disciples—a warning of the coming danger, the peace they have in Him, and the victory Christ proclaims. *Recorded outside as we continue to meet during the coronavirus pandemic.