Post Sermon Reflections

Anthony and Donna unpack Romans 9, exploring Paul’s deep sorrow for his people, the doctrine of election, and how the reality of our sin and God’s grace should fuel urgent evangelism.

They challenge listeners to be moved compassionately, take bold steps to share the gospel, and live out the calling to make disciples.

Brianna and Elder Aldley explore Romans 8:28–30, focusing on the meaning of being "foreknown" and the golden chain from foreknowledge to glorification.

They explain the intimate sense of foreknowing, discuss practical effects on suffering, worship, evangelism, and share a personal testimony of God’s providence.

The episode encourages listeners to trust God’s sovereignty, live as worshippers, and rest in the assurance of salvation.

This episode explores Romans 8:29–30 and the doctrine of predestination, as Pastor Brennan’s sermon is unpacked by Brianna, Amber, and Pastor Ben.

They define predestination, discuss practical implications like assurance, humility, and holiness, address common objections about justice and human responsibility, and explain why evangelism and prayer remain essential.

Hosts Liam and Donna discuss navigating theological disagreement within a church community as CrossPoint transitions from Romans 8 into Romans 9. They emphasize holding convictions with humility, prioritizing core gospel truths, and maintaining charity in relationships despite differing interpretations on topics like predestination and ministry roles.

This episode unpacks Pastor Brennan’s biographical sermon on George Whitefield, exploring the gospel’s power to transform lives, the urgency of the new birth, and the responsibility to share Christ with boldness and compassion.

Hosts reflect on Whitefield’s evangelistic impact, his moral failures (including slave ownership), the timeless call to personal holiness and self-examination, and how God uses ordinary gifts for kingdom work.

On this episode of the Crosspoint Podcast, Liam, Jason, and Chuck dive into Jeremiah 31:31–34, exploring the promise of the new covenant, the work of the Holy Spirit, and what it means to have God’s law written on our hearts.

They discuss how this covenant brings forgiveness, ongoing sanctification, and the comfort of knowing God personally, while encouraging community, repentance, and reliance on Christ’s faithfulness.

Hosts Liam and Pastor Brennan reflect on the "Adam, Where Are You?" sermon series, unpacking Genesis 2–3 and Proverbs 31 to call men to their God-given mission: to work (avad) and protect (shamar) for human flourishing.

The episode highlights the 30-for-30 spiritual and physical discipline exercise, Strong to Serve gatherings, real-life stories of impact across generations and abilities, and how the series has strengthened marriages, families, and the wider church community.

In this episode the hosts discuss biblical calls to defend the poor and vulnerable, drawing on Proverbs, Esther, and modern examples of church members living out justice. They explore reasons people avoid speaking up and the balance of prayer and action.

Angela shares a personal testimony about choosing to keep her child amid crisis, illustrating courage, God’s provision, and practical ways believers can respond through prayer, fasting, charity, and bold action.

Hosts Liam, Donna, and Michelle discuss why abortion is a church issue, share personal testimonies including Michelle’s choice to keep her daughter, and reflect on guest Ryan Bomberger’s powerful message about life, adoption, and redemption.

The episode highlights practical ways the church supports mothers and families—prayer, engagement, volunteering, voting, and local ministries like meal trains, Fellowship for Families, and adoption/foster care resources. Visit crosspoint.org and radiance.life for more information.

This episode of the Crosspoint Podcast explores how Christians should approach vices like alcohol, marijuana, gambling, pornography, and excessive social media. Using Scripture (Proverbs, 1 Corinthians, Hebrews) and Pastor Brennan’s sermon, the hosts discuss how to tell whether a habit harms your witness or masters you.

They offer practical steps on building self-control and helping loved ones including prayer, barriers, accountability, recovery programs, and pursuing righteousness.