In this episode, we pick up where the 2025 Crosspoint Women's Retreat concluded and revisit Matthew 11 with Abbey Cook. There's so much richness in this short passage; you won't want to miss this conversation.

In this episode, Abbey, Jeremy, and Will explore the concept of being God's people. Specifically, they aim to unpack a question we might ponder as Christians living in America: Is the United States a so-called "One Nation Under God?"

In this episode, Will Adams previews a book he's recently read, which makes the claim that Christianity has made an undeniable dent in the world. The curious part? The author isn't himself a Christian. Tune in to learn more.

How do you read the Bible? Hunt and peck for standout verses? Reading a few verses at a time, or maybe a chapter a day? In this episode, Jason Elvington pulls up a chair to help us consider the importance of long passages in the diet of a Christian's regular Bible reading.

In this episode, Caleb Morgan and Evan Ward join the podcast to discuss the recent announcement that a new edition of the ESV Bible will be released in 2025. What does this mean for our trust in modern translations? Are there any significant changes in this new edition? Tune in to learn more.

Book Briefs: Compelling Community by Mark Dever and Jamie Dunlop, Crossway.

In this episode, Ryan Heard unpacks the book Compelling Community for us. Of the most notable takeaways, Ryan helps us see the importance of the investment and relationship in the church family despite what we observe to be superficial differences. Tune in to learn more.

In this episode, Caleb Morgan is joined by Jeremy Chasteen and Ken Lewis to discuss a framework, or guide, for discipleship. Have you ever wondered how to structure time when meeting someone for discipleship? Need tips for navigating a discipling relationship? In short, their advice is this: Life, Doctrine, and Mission.

In this episode, Will explores the nature and function of angels. Why do they exist? How do we relate to them? Tune in to learn more.

In today's episode, we bring you a reading of a recent piece from our church blog written by Gracie Wells. In this article, Gracie wrestles with the notion of God's immutability--how He never changes and what this means for His relationship with His people. In particular, God's unchanging nature and heart can be comforts for Christians when we navigate challenging times and the darkest of days on this earth.

As Crosspoint prepares to study 1 Peter this Spring semester, Abbey Cook and Will Jackson launch a conversation to help guide us for the road ahead.