Exploring whether or not God even exists? or committed to following Jesus? We present biblical truths and show how they apply to our everyday lives. And we have a lot of fun while doing it. Whatever your thoughts on church, whatever your beliefs about God, you are welcome here. For the longer answer, check out crossroads.net .
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You have a default system setting that’s draining your battery: control. And when it’s time for an upgrade, most of us just keep hitting “Remind Me Later.” Control feels safe because it’s familiar. We plan, predict, manage, and try to guarantee the outcome. But eventually, control makes our lives smaller—and our relationships harder. This week, Alli Patterson shows us why we’ve mistaken a…
Sometimes life feels like a game that's impossible to win. Every day is another roll of the dice, another task, another decision. But what if there was another way to play? This week, Kyle Ranson shows us how Jesus invites us to play the game in an entirely different way. You don't have to carry the burden, because He's already doing that for you. Recorded live at Crossroads Church in Cincinnati,…
When you think of filters, you might think of the one in your Brita you haven't changed in 8 months, or maybe 2010's era Instagram. But whether you know it or not, like a camera lens, you have a filter that affects how you view everything in your life. This week, Alli Patterson dives into the story of Abigail and how God might be inviting us to change our filter, and as a result, everything else.…
Why do we start things? Sure, starting a recipe, workout plan, or new job is fun to post about on Instagram. But we start things because the real goal is to finish. And not just finish, but finish well. This week, Rob Seddon digs into the story of Abel and shows us how finishing well starts with putting first things first.
It's easy to be cynical. Our feeds are constantly filled with enough to choke a grown horse. So how do we combat those voices that constantly call us to be negative, distrusting, and just plain...unfaithful? This week, Hannah Sheppard dives in to the story of Abraham and Sarah and shows us how God wants to use our story to change the world. But first, we have to allow Him to change us.
What if God is actually waiting for YOU to move? We spend a lot of our lives waiting for God to show up. But what if He's the one waiting on us? This week, Kyle Ranson dives into the story of Joseph (you know, the one with the Technicolor dream coat?) and shows us why God often asks us to go before we see the whole plan. God is bringing heaven to earth—and your next step might be exactly how He…
What if faith isn't about having zero doubts? Faith doesn't always move in a straight line. It zigzags. This week, Chuck Mingo explores Gideon's doubt, fear, and insecurities—and how he still chose to move. Recorded live at Crossroads Church in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Most of us have never met a shepherd, but we all know what it feels like to long for protection, acceptance, and someone we can trust. This week, Alli Patterson shows how Jesus’ claim to be the Good Shepherd fulfills the promise of Psalm 23. Discover the Shepherd who lays down his life for his sheep—and why you can trust him to lead, provide, and never let you go. Recorded live at Crossroads…
Maybe you've heard of the "loneliness epidemic". They say loneliness affects your body the same as smoking cigarettes. It turns out, it isn't just a new thing. You were actually hardwired for belonging. This week, Kyle Ranson shows us how we are all outsiders—and Jesus is the door that can bring us in to real community. Recorded live at Crossroads Church in Cincinnati, Ohio.
What happens when we die? What are we here for? What do I believe? And does it even matter? How you answer these questions (or choose to ignore them) will shape everything you do for the rest of your life and beyond. This week, Kyle Ranson shows us how one statement from Jesus reframes every one of those questions. Recorded live at Crossroads Church in Cincinnati, Ohio.
The timing wasn't accidental. During a festival that celebrated God's presence through light, Jesus stood up and said, "I am the light of the world." Why did he say it then? And what does it mean for us when we're facing our own darkness? This week, Alli Patterson unpacks how we can walk in the light, even when it feels far away. Recorded live at Crossroads Church in Cincinnati, Ohio.
