In this episode, Will Jackson, Abby Krasselt, and Malory Sanders revisit Exodus 1-15. Often, when preaching through a book of the Bible, we're only able to delve to a particular depth, whereas the Bible is a vast chasm of riches. In this episode, we revisit some topics and address lingering curiosities from the book.

In this episode, we welcome Ryan Heard and Joe Tanner to help us process the growing phenomenon of sports betting. Is it biblically permissible? Does God care? How much is too much? We consider these and more.

Today's episode features Ken Lewis reading an article he wrote for the Crosspoint Blog entitled, "Give Thanks to God, for He is Good." As you approach the Thanksgiving holiday, take this opportunity to reflect and deepen your appreciation for the Lord and His kindness in your life.

You can find Pastor Ken's article at crosspointclemson.substack.com

How should Christians think about humor? Is humor worldly? Is there such a thing as redeemable humor? At what point is humor sinful? Tune in to hear from Will Adams, Caleb Morgan, and Abby Polaski as they address these questions and more (and cut a few jokes along the way)!

Professor Jeremy Vinson visits the podcast to discuss his recent article, "AI and the Tragedy of Frankenstein." Following the encouragement of his written piece, Jeremy points us to the appropriate warnings and guidance for using and regarding artificial intelligence as Christians.

You can read Jeremy's article on the Crosspoint blog at https://crosspointclemson.substack.com/p/ai-and-the-tragedy-of-frankenstein

Dr. Beau Landers from Southeastern Seminary joins the podcast to help us process all things related to the Sabbath.

Listen to the story of how God used a simple door-knock to bring gospel opportunity and friendship between Mormon missionaries and the Webers!

In this episode, we dip (perhaps we'll dive later) into the concept of covenant. What is a covenant in the Bible? What are current and active forms of biblical covenants today? Tune in as Ronnie Morris helps clarify our thinking.

In this episode, we explore the various names we encounter for God in the Scripture and examine their significance for our lives.

In this episode, Jeremy Chasteen and Jason Elvington discuss the life of faith in the rearview mirror. Each of us grows as we mature in Christ; sometimes, growth means God changing our minds. Tune in to hear from our experiences and the perspective God gives with the gift of time.