Crossroads Youth Podcast

In this episode, Zack covers the "who" we should date, the "when" we should date, and the "what" that should look like, from a Biblical perspective.

In this episode, Zack talks about the "why, the how, and the where" of dating aimed at Biblical marriage.

In this episode, Zack talks about the "who, when, and what" of dating towards Biblical marriage.

This series is about dating relationships, and in this episode, Zack explains God's purpose behind marriage as a gift to humanity, so that all dating relationships point towards marriage.

In this episode, Zack answers questions that students anonymously submitted. This episode answers questions like: "I used to be really depressed, how can I be sure I won't experience it again?" or "How can I deal with giving up something I want because I need to be obedient to God?" or "Why does it feel acceptable among Christians to watch movies or TV shows that cuss occasionally, but when a song cusses, it's a huge issue?" and many more!

In this episode, Zack shares content from "Untangling Emotions", a book by J. Alasdair Groves and Winston T. Smith. In this episode, Zack shares the 4 things we should ALWAYS say "no" to in our emotions.

In this episode, Zack shares content from "Untangling Emotions" by J. Alasdair Groves and Winston T. Smith. In this episode, Zack shares the author's 6 different ways to nourish healthy emotions.

In this episode, Zack shares how the book "Untangling Emotions" by J. Alasdair Groves and Winston T. Smith says that we should engage relationships in our lives, specifically in moments of conflict.

In this episode, Zack shares how the book "Untangling Emotions" by J. Alasdair Groves and Winston T. Smith says that we should engage our emotions. The book provides four steps for engaging emotions: Identify, Examine, Evaluate, Act.

In this episode, Zack uses the book "Untangling Emotions" by J. Alasdair Groves and Winston T. Smith to examine how our emotions don't come in single file. Rather than thinking that our emotions are neat and tidy, it can be encouraging to know that our emotions don't always come in single file!