Crosswalk Chattanooga Podcast

During our second episode in the Liturgy for Life series, Pastor Dave explores the practices of gratitude and giving and considers how these disciplines align us with the heart of God.

Pastor Jon Ciccarelli is the Discipleship Pastor for our Redlands campus and wrote the current series guide, Liturgy for Life. Join us today as Pastor Dave shares a special Father's Day greeting and Pastor Jon launches the series in a study of the spiritual discipline of worship.

Today, we celebrate Volunteer Expo on the Chattanooga campus. Shastin Rains, our Experience Director, shares the calling she has found in Jesus and invites us to join the spiritual adventure of service.

Today Ron Aguilera, executive pastor for our Redlands campus, is our guest teacher. In this, our final episode, we study Hebrews 12 and the exhortation to keep our eyes on Jesus, the Champion who perfects our faith.

In today's episode, Pastor Dave leads us through a study of "The Faith Chapter", Hebrews 11, as we explore God's call on our lives.

As we pass the midpoint of our series on the book of Hebrews, Pastor Dave reflects on the main point from the writer's perspective. Join us as we peek through the shadows to glimpse what Jesus is up to.

Welcome to the third week in our study of Hebrews. Today we explore the difference between spiritual milk and meat, and observations about Jesus as our high priest from the type of Melchizedek. So join us as we consider the invitation to be pilgrims (as C.S. Lewis would describe it) rather than spiritual tourists.

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Drifting can be a pleasant relaxation. But the early chapters of Hebrews consistently warn that believers might be wandering into danger. Join Pastor Dave in this exploration of Hebrews 3 and 4 as we consider God's solution to spiritual drift.

Today, we launch a new series studying the book of Hebrews titled Better Promises. Join Pastor Milton Marquez (lead pastor at our Point Loma campus in San Diego) as he explores chapters one and two.

This easter service explores the unexpected surprises at the tomb of Christ that first Sunday morning. Like easter eggs in a movie, we discover that God has transformed the expected into the miraculous.