The Ninety-Eight Podcast

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.

Why are we so prone to add more and more to our lives, especially in the vein of New Year's Resolutions? In this episode, Ryan and Will discuss the importance of rest in the Christian life and the healthy reminder of human finitude.

Listen along as we read a recent article written by Nate Farrar, where he helps us process God's sovereignty alongside His love, even amidst the seemingly worst of circumstances.

When we say "the gospel" or use "gospel" to describe something, what do we really mean? Should we offer more clarity? Word choice matters, but how much does it matter?

Join us as we tinker with these ideas.

In this episode, Jeremy Chasteen, Ryan Heard, and Evan Ward join the conversation to help us think through making the most of the holiday season. This stretch of days is joy-oriented but can also be challenging for some. How can we navigate together? Tune in.

In this episode, Abbey Cook, Malory Sanders, and Gracie Wells address what it means to fear God.

If God is loving, tender, and near, why would He expect us to fear Him? Is there such a thing as incorrectly fearing God? Tune in to explore alongside these sisters.

Are humans really just souls that have bodies? Bodies that have souls?

In this episode Caleb Morgan and Evan Ward unpack a recent blog post written by Evan in which he provides a thoughtful outworking of this core doctrine and its implications for modern life.

In this episode Jeremy Chasteen and Abbey Cook help us unpack this interesting phrase in Philippians 2.

What do you mean, “stop being so weird”?

In this episode, Malory Sanders, Abby Krasselt, and Caleb Morgan talk through some common conversational faux pas, personal examples, and mindful tips on how Christians can engage each other and the lost without coming across as “weird.”