Crosspoint Fishers

Curt Walters encourages you to truly go deeper in your relationship with Jesus through one a life of faith in action.

Curt Walters explores what love is, and helps us discover that love is bigger, brighter and more intense than we can imagine.

Curt Walters talks about how we all want to end up where we intend, but there's a disconnect between what we wish for and the direction we're headed. 

Julie Buchtenkirch talks about how every interaction, word, smile, and wave is a spark that leaves Jesus behind.  

Curt Walters help us discover how to unmask some of the lies that sabotage our thinking and develop a strategy that leads to more peace, contentment, and happiness.

Abbie Craig shows us the skill and posture of how to show up when the people around us are walking through difficult circumstances.

Having served nearly three-decades as a missionary to Japan and Korea with her late husband, Nathan, Ann grew up in the deep south with very little formal education.  She never formally graduated from a high school because as the last child at home in the early part of the nineteenth century, she was forced to go to work for six years in a steel mill at age 16 when her father drowned.  

As a life-long learner, Ann has received her undergraduate degree from Anderson College, her master’s degree from Scarritt College in Nashville, TN, and was awarded an honorary doctorate by Anderson University in 1977. After returning from the mission field, she served on the Church of God Missionary Board, Anderson University’s Director of Church Relations and as a member of the Anderson University Board of Trustees.

At the age of 97, Ann is one of the most beloved speakers in the fifteen-year history of Crosspoint. Her wisdom, growth mindset, new discoveries, and love for pursuing and following the heart of Jesus is like drinking deep and her inspiration nourishes the soul.

Curt Walters helps us see that going beyond even enables you to write a remarkable story with the mean people in your life.

Curt Walters helps us see how getting even doesn’t end the cycle of hurt, but there’s a choice we can make to get ahead and live a better story.

Curt Walters takes us into another parable on more stuff, more money, more status, and how Jesus knew this could be a problem for us, so he replied with a story.