In this special summer episode, Abbey Cook and Will Jackson outline why Crosspoint holds to a complementarian position, how complementarianism is God's loving design for men and women, and how we can interact with those who hold different viewpoints.

If you would like to learn more or discuss these concepts further, please reach out to one of our leaders — we would love to help!

In this final discussion on the book of Exodus (and the finale episode for Season 6 of The Ninety-Eight), we talk through how the Bible's second book finishes and what implications we can draw for our lives today.

We’re all busy, yet we’re all commissioned as ambassadors of Christ in our world. How, then, are we to faithfully live out the greatest mission in the world in the midst of our limited time, attention, and energy? In this episode, we want to explore how we can live missionally, not only by adding things to our calendars, but first by being intentional with what already exists.

In this third installment, where we consider how classical works of literature can help us as we wrestle with gospel, Jeremy Vinson unpacks the story of Jekyll & Hyde (and the Incredible Hulk). Referencing Jeremy's article "Hulk, Hyde, and the Duality of Man," this episode explores the complexity of the Christian life and the rivaling pulls we feel to feed the flesh and to bolster the Spirit.

In this special entry in our Stories of Life Change series, we hear from Corey Steiner. Raised in an adjacent faith tradition but troubled by sin and religious anxiety, God brought Corey to a place of surrender and is now using his life to testify to the power and grace that's only found in the gospel.

What is ambition? Can Christians be too ambitious? Is there such a thing as not enough ambition? Ryan Heard and Tyler Miers join the podcast to sift through these questions and more! Tune in to this special leadership episode of the Ninety-Eight.

In this episode, Caleb Morgan and Kade Janikula join the table to discuss Matt Smethurst's book *Tim Keller on the Christian Life* and its usefulness in discipleship contexts.

In this episode, Ryan Heard, Caleb Morgan, and Evan Ward join us to consider our high calling to pursue and prioritize people, as well as our natural struggles in this arena. Whether in friendship, marriage, parenting, or leadership, we all have room to grow as extensions of Christ's heartbeat, giving people our best.

In this recording, we capture a live classroom conversation from October 2025 in which Dr. Beau Landers from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary explains the Old Testament Law and how to apply it today.

To listen to the conversation on the Sabbath referenced in this recording, navigate to Episode 205 of the Ninety-Eight.

In this episode, we circle back to address even more frequently asked questions from our year-long study in the book of Exodus.

-Is Exodus historically true?

-Is God actually okay with lying?

-Is Mt. Sinai actually the Garden of Eden?

Tune in to explore these and more!

Also, be sure to catch up on the conversation beginning with FAQs: Part 1 (Episode 210).