Crosswalk Chattanooga Podcast

This world is a place where lines are drawn and sides are taken. The church is no different. But you know who is? Jesus. Today we look deeper into the Mission of God and notice that Jesus goes where others wouldn't, sits with those we shun. The Missio Dei calls us to break the invisible barriers erected by selfishness and fear... To follow Jesus wherever He goes.

Micah 6:8 suggests that the mission of God embraces and loves mercy. If we are truly followers of Christ, this will be a description of our lives as well. Join us as we consider our calling to love mercy among the hurting and oppressed.

You may have gone on a short term mission trip, served in a soup kitchen, or contributed funds to a worthy cause. It's possible you did so because you decided, "that organization's mission is a good one." Maybe you are the one who had the original idea, drummed up support, and thought of it as "your mission." Though we could bog down in semantics, today we consider an important distinction. The mission we are called to is, from beginning to end, God's. Our calling is to hear His heartbeat, respond to His voice, and join Him in what He is doing... Join Him in what He has always been about: the Misseo Dei.

Today's study of 2 Kings 4 explores the miraculous rescue of a destitute widow from financial ruin and the indentured servitude of her sons. We trace God's intervention through the work of Elisha and consider the patterns of faith that crisscross our own struggles, failures and inadequacies. In this simple story we find hope and motivation the size of a mustard seed and more.

In our final episode of the Broken Kingdom series, Pastor Andreas Beccai applies lessons from the Old Testament story of King Josiah.

Join us as our youth director, Pastor Andrew Ashley, draws lessons from the life of King Hezekiah.

Join us today as Pastor Manny Gomez leads us through an exploration of King Ahab and his deep contrast to the Kingdom of God.

The second episode of our Broken Kingdoms series focuses on the life of King Solomon, his wealth, accomplishments, and accumulation. Studying his life, we notice that the things of this world are never a satisfying substitute for the presence of God and His love for us.

Today, we begin an exploration of five Old Testament Kings, and the disaster mankind always experiences when we trade the kingdoms of man for the Kingdom of God. Episode one of Broken Kingdoms considers God's warnings, our short-sightedness, and the rise of King Saul.

In today's Campus Week episode, Justin Wampler leads us to consider the powerful presence of God through the twists and turns of life. Discover the grace of Jesus, even when it seems we are going the long way home.