At the CrossRoads Audio Podcast

The early Church experienced both the benefits and the consequences of being the Church. Today, Christians are experiencing more of the consequences and less of the benefits.

Luke records the functions and growth of the early church. The question we have to ask is do our congregations look like that today. For a deeper discussion on this sermon topic, join our Beyond Sunday Prayer and Bible Study livestreaming Wednesday at 6:37 PM.

Capitilizing on the sermon from the previous week, this week's Bible study focuses on resources to help us properly interpret the Bible and apply it to our lives.

The Holy Spirit of God, the same Spirit who raised Jesus Christ from the dead, is given to Christians to equip us to do God's will. For a deeper discussion on this sermon topic, join our Beyond Sunday Prayer and Bible Study livestreaming Wednesday at 6:37 PM.

What do you do whilst you are waiting on God? Probably the same things the Apostles did. For a deeper discussion on this sermon topic, join our Beyond Sunday Prayer and Bible Study livestreaming Wednesday at 6:37 PM.

Despite the hostility associated with the word, we are called to be evangelical Christians. And here is how God defines evangelical... For a deeper discussion on this sermon topic, join our Beyond Sunday Prayer and Bible Study livestreaming Wednesday at 6:37 PM.

2026 Resurrection Sunday Celebration. For a deeper discussion on this sermon topic, join our Beyond Sunday Prayer and Bible Study livestreaming Wednesday at 6:37 PM.

2026 Easter Son-Rise Celebration. For a deeper discussion on this sermon topic, join our Beyond Sunday Prayer and Bible Study livestreaming Wednesday at 6:37 PM.

As we wind down this current series, Luke records how the death of Jesus came about. For a deeper discussion on this sermon topic, join our Beyond Sunday Prayer and Bible Study livestreaming Wednesday at 6:37 PM.

Warnings are meant to alert people to potential danger. As Jesus draws closer to His death, burial, and resurrection, He gives multiple warning to His disciples, the nation of Israel, and to us today.

As Jesus continues His journey on the road to Calvary, Luke records how Jesus continued to share biblical truth to change people's lives. For a deeper discussion on this sermon topic, join our Beyond Sunday Prayer and Bible Study livestreaming Wednesday at 6:37 PM.

As Jesus continues to prepare His disciples for His departure, He focuses on two important topics: the reality of hell and the reality of His return. For a deeper discussion on this sermon topic, join our Beyond Sunday Prayer and Bible Study livestreaming Wednesday at 6:37 PM.

Jesus described life in the Kingdom of God to His followers and to His haters, and neither expected a life like He described. For a deeper discussion on this sermon topic, join our Beyond Sunday Prayer and Bible Study livestreaming Wednesday at 6:37 PM.

There are costs of discipleship but the costs of not doing disipelship are way more severe and impact entire communities. For a deeper discussion on this sermon topic, join our Beyond Sunday Bible Study livestreaming Wednesday at 6:37 PM.

If you have ever said ”I cannot love anyone who ____”; fill in the blank, then you are basically saying “I cannot be a disciple of Jesus Christ.” For a deeper discussion on this sermon topic, join our Beyond Sunday Bible Study livestreaming Wednesday at 7:07 PM.

Jesus provides the best resources and process for making disciples in the Word of God. The problem is the Church today ignores what Jesus did and said. For a deeper discussion on this sermon topic, join our Beyond Sunday Bible Study livestreaming Wednesday at 7:07 PM.

The message from Jesus Christ to His disciples is very explicit: Blessed are you... For a deeper discussion on this sermon topic, join our Beyond Sunday Bible Study livestreaming Wednesday at 7:07 PM.

As Luke shares about the early life of Jesus, he shows the commonalities between Jesus and humanity. For a deeper discussion on this sermon topic, join our Beyond Sunday Bible Study livestreaming Wednesday at 7:07 PM.

In the midst of the political and religious turmoil of his day, John the Baptist brought forth a simple Biblical truth.

At a very young age, Jesus began living out what was prophesied about Him. In 2026, we are called to live out all the things God is calling us to do.

To truly celebrate Christmas we have to tell others what Christmas is all about.

Luke, other New Testamant writers, and prophecies made hundreds and thousands of years prior, show that this is how the birth of Jesus Christ came about.

Elizabeth, Mary, and Zechariah all had a common response to what God was doing through them and their unborn children. For a deeper discussion on this sermon topic, join our Beyond Sunday Bible Study livestreaming on Wednesday at 7:07 PM.

What better way to kick of the Christmas season than seeing how Luke fact checked the birth of Jesus Christ. For a deeper discussion on this sermon topic, join our Beyond Sunday Bible Study livestreaming on Wednesday at 7:07 PM.

Both Jonah and the Apostle Peter were sent by God to tell others about God. The people they were sent to tell received the message positively but Jonah and Peter responded differently. For a deeper discussion on this sermon topic, join our Beyond Sunday Bible Study livestreaming on Wednesday at 7:07 PM.

God calls nations, kings, politicians, and all people to repent of our evil and violent ways and to turn to Him so our lives may be refreshed. For a deeper discussion on this sermon topic, join our Beyond Sunday Bible Study livestreaming on Wednesday at 7:07 PM.

Is the book of Jonah meant to be taken literally? Did Jonah survive off of sea water and fish guts whilst he was in the belly of the whale? And was it a whale or just a big fish?

God sent the Prophet Jonah to let a people who did not know God know that they would be judged by God. For a deeper discussion on this sermon topic, join our livestream Bible study with Pastor Floyd on Wednesday at 7:07 PM.

Jesus said God will prune, trim and cleanup, anyone who is a part of Jesus that is bearing fruit. But God cuts off anyone who is a part of Jesus who doesn't bear fruit. If you are interested in more resources on this sermon, join our livestream Bible study with Pastor Floyd on Wednesday at 7:07 PM.

This revelation of Jesus about Himself challenges Christians to change the way we do life with others.

Pastor Floyd takes a break from the I AM teachings of Jesus so he can share what baptism is, what it isn't, and then baptize several people who stepped forward to have it done.

We pause our series on the I AM statements of Jesus, to come together as the local church to pray for one another.

Although people read the same Bible, some will walk away understnding who Jesus revealed Himself to be whilst others will hate Jesus because of who He revealed Himself to be.

Pastors have a responsibility to protect their congregations by preaching the truth.

Jesus boldly declared that He was the only way to be saved. Period.

Jesus literally declared, "As God is My witness, I AM the light of the world."

Jesus revealed Himself as the one who could and would sustain us no matter what we are going through.

God will judge every nation, and history shows His judgments are true.

God speaks out against, and holds Christians accountable for, the intentional cruelty and injustice done by His people to others.

A kingdom, a nation, or a house that is divided will not survive. That goes for congregations as well.

God sent the prophet Obadiah to give a sobering message to a nation and to God's people today.

In every trial, struggle, and situation, we are assured that we can put our trust and our faith in Jesus Christ.

Chapter 11 of the book of Hebrews is called the Hall of Heroes and the Hall of Faith Chapter for a reason.

There's nothing that we can do to earn our way into heaven. Period.

One of the best traditions the Church used to do regularly is the one we need to do the most these days.

Jesus is not only greater than our Church traditions, He also lists a few that we need to stop doing immediately.

Although God calls pastors to serve, He also gives us a warning about priests and pastors.

The author of Hebrews explains to folks in his day, and to us today, that Jesus is greater than our denominational affiliations.

Jesus is greater than, more excellant than, and more useful than any angel or any other spiritual being.

In this new series walking through the book of Hebrews, we look at ways to deal with all the things that try to take precedence over our relationship with Jesus.