In this week’s KSU Bible Study, Pastor Carlos Fernandez unpacks Mark 1:16–45, where Jesus calls His first disciples, teaches with authority, confronts darkness, and heals the broken.This passage reminds us that Jesus calls ordinary people to a new way of life. Discipleship isn’t just attending church—it’s following Him so closely that your life begins to look like His. We also see that following Jesus isn’t always convenient, but it’s always worth it.From casting out demons to cleansing a leper, the power and compassion of Jesus are on full display. And the good news is this: the same Jesus who called and healed then is still calling and healing today.This message is part of our ministry with Crosspoint City Young Adults at Kennesaw State University. We’re passionate about helping college students and young adults know Jesus, build community, and live on mission.#CrosspointCity #YoungAdults #KSU #CollegeMinistry #BibleStudy #Discipleship #Jesus #Mark1 #CalledChangedClean

Mark jumps right in and shows us the start of the good news of Jesus. John prepares the way, Jesus gets baptized and the Father calls Him loved, then He’s tested in the wilderness before stepping into His mission: “Repent and believe the gospel.” This is the start of something new—not just for Jesus’ ministry, but for us. God’s love comes before we do anything, Jesus knows what it’s like to be tested, and now His mission is our mission.

Kill What’s Killing Us: AddictionWe are living in the most addicted generation in history — and yet, our culture calls it “normal.” But the Bible calls it slavery, mastery, and idolatry. In this message, Carlos Fernandez unpacks Romans 6:12-23 and shows how addiction isn’t just about bad habits — it’s about who or what is pulling the strings in your life. The good news? Because of Jesus, we don’t have to stay chained. The gospel changes our status, changes our heart, and gives us a brand-new way to live free.📖 Key Scripture: Romans 6:12-23🎯 Big Idea: Addiction traps you, but Jesus frees you.Whether your struggle is with substances, approval, your phone, or anything else, Jesus offers real freedom — starting today.#KillWhatsKillingUs #Addiction #FreedomInChrist #Romans6 #YoungAdults #CrosspointCityChurch

In this powerful conversation, a panel of young adults and leaders open up about their personal battles with anxiety and how faith in Jesus has shaped their journey. From daily struggles to deeper fears, this honest and vulnerable dialogue reminds us that we’re not alone — and that God meets us in the middle of our worry.

Whether you’re facing anxiety yourself or want to better understand how to support others, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss.

This was part of our current series, Kill What’s Killing Us, where we’re confronting the things that quietly destroy our peace and purpose.

#MentalHealthMatters #FaithOverFear #AnxietyAndFaith #YoungAdults #JesusHeals #ChristianCommunity #RealTalk #KillWhatsKillingUs #ChristianPanel #YouAreNotAloned

Anxiety doesn’t just stress you out — it wears you down, clouds your thinking, and chokes your peace. In this message, we look at what Scripture actually says about anxiety and how Jesus invites us to fight it with faith, prayer, and honest community.You’ll walk away reminded that anxiety is real, but so is the God who’s with you in it.

Sexual sin is killing our confidence, our calling, our relationships — and our witness. In this message, Pastor Carlos Fernandez brings biblical clarity and grace to a topic many avoid.🔪 It's time to kill what’s killing us.📖 Learn what the Bible actually says about sexual sin.💔 Understand why it's different from other sins.✝️ And discover how Jesus gives us grace to live free.Whether you're stuck in a cycle or just need wisdom to walk in purity — this message is for you.Scripture References:Proverbs 5, 1 Corinthians 6, Matthew 5, John 8, Galatians 5, Ephesians 4, and more.Let’s live free. Let’s follow Jesus.#KillWhatIsKillingUs #YoungAdults #SexualSin #FreedomInChrist #CarlosFernandez #CrosspointCityChurch

Gossip isn’t just a bad habit—it’s a sin that quietly kills your relationships, your trust, your spiritual growth, and your witness for Jesus. In this message, we’re not just talking about avoiding gossip—we’re calling it what it is and learning how to kill it before it kills us. Gossip breaks trust, divides community, and destroys your credibility. But the good news is this: through Jesus, we don’t just get better words—we get new hearts. Let’s be a community that speaks life, not death. Let’s kill gossip before it kills what God is trying to build.

Ever feel like you just don’t have the answers? James tells us how to ask God for wisdom and what it looks like to trust Him fully, even when life feels uncertain.

Life is full of trials, but James challenges us to see them in a whole new way. In this episode, we’ll talk about how struggles can actually build strength and lead to a deeper, unshakable faith.

In this episode, we’re laying the foundation for our series on James. Who was the man behind the letter? What was his message? And why does it still matter today? Join us as we explore the purpose and themes of this powerful book that calls us to live out a genuine faith.