Lutheran Church of The Cross Podcasts

The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry Life moves fast—too fast. Many of us want a deeper connection with God, but find ourselves overwhelmed, overcommitted, and running on empty. What if God is inviting you to slow down? To breathe again? To rediscover a life of peace, purpose, and presence? Join us for a new message series designed to help you break free from the noise, reclaim your soul, and follow Jesus at His unhurried pace.

The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry Life moves fast—too fast. Many of us want a deeper connection with God, but find ourselves overwhelmed, overcommitted, and running on empty. What if God is inviting you to slow down? To breathe again? To rediscover a life of peace, purpose, and presence? Join us for a new message series designed to help you break free from the noise, reclaim your soul, and follow Jesus at His unhurried pace.

The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry Life moves fast—too fast. Many of us want a deeper connection with God, but find ourselves overwhelmed, overcommitted, and running on empty. What if God is inviting you to slow down? To breathe again? To rediscover a life of peace, purpose, and presence? Join us for a new message series designed to help you break free from the noise, reclaim your soul, and follow Jesus at His unhurried pace.

The Advent

Does it ever feel like the Christmas season is characterized by stress, speed, and spending? There is another way. For many followers of Jesus, the Christmas season is grounded in a time of hope and anticipation, an alternative to the chaotic hurry of the world around us. It's a time called Advent. Advent means "coming" or "arrival." It's a four-week period that is a doorway out of the commercialized frenzy of the holiday season and into space and time to reflect on who and what arrived that first Christmas.

The Advent

Does it ever feel like the Christmas season is characterized by stress, speed, and spending? There is another way. For many followers of Jesus, the Christmas season is grounded in a time of hope and anticipation, an alternative to the chaotic hurry of the world around us. It's a time called Advent. Advent means "coming" or "arrival." It's a four-week period that is a doorway out of the commercialized frenzy of the holiday season and into space and time to reflect on who and what arrived that first Christmas.

The Advent

Does it ever feel like the Christmas season is characterized by stress, speed, and spending? There is another way. For many followers of Jesus, the Christmas season is grounded in a time of hope and anticipation, an alternative to the chaotic hurry of the world around us. It's a time called Advent. Advent means "coming" or "arrival." It's a four-week period that is a doorway out of the commercialized frenzy of the holiday season and into space and time to reflect on who and what arrived that first Christmas.

The Advent

Does it ever feel like the Christmas season is characterized by stress, speed, and spending? There is another way. For many followers of Jesus, the Christmas season is grounded in a time of hope and anticipation, an alternative to the chaotic hurry of the world around us. It's a time called Advent. Advent means "coming" or "arrival." It's a four-week period that is a doorway out of the commercialized frenzy of the holiday season and into space and time to reflect on who and what arrived that first Christmas.

The Advent

Does it ever feel like the Christmas season is characterized by stress, speed, and spending? There is another way. For many followers of Jesus, the Christmas season is grounded in a time of hope and anticipation, an alternative to the chaotic hurry of the world around us. It's a time called Advent. Advent means "coming" or "arrival." It's a four-week period that is a doorway out of the commercialized frenzy of the holiday season and into space and time to reflect on who and what arrived that first Christmas.

The Advent

Does it ever feel like the Christmas season is characterized by stress, speed, and spending? There is another way. For many followers of Jesus, the Christmas season is grounded in a time of hope and anticipation, an alternative to the chaotic hurry of the world around us. It's a time called Advent. Advent means "coming" or "arrival." It's a four-week period that is a doorway out of the commercialized frenzy of the holiday season and into space and time to reflect on who and what arrived that first Christmas.

Building 1000 Strong You're trying to do the right things—at work, at home, in faith—but it's easy to wonder: Am I actually building something that lasts? In a world full of noise, pressure, and distraction, Building 1000 Strong is a message series about building a life that makes a difference and is resilient through every season of life. God is building people. Strong people. People like you.