Hosted by David · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 25 episodes
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"Welcome to Cross Culture Crisis—the podcast where we cut through the chaos of current events, politics, and culture with the sharp edge of a biblical worldview. Here, we don’t just react to the headlines; we interrogate them through the lens of Scripture, asking: What does this say about the human heart? How do we navigate this toxic climate as followers of Christ? And above all, how do we reconcile the boiling cultural temperature to the cool, unchanging truth of the Cross—the Gospel that redeems what’s broken and calls us to a better way?
David hosts Cross Culture Crisis, a religion show with 25 episodes published.
It’s June, and the digital world is suddenly awash in rainbows. For many in our online communities, this feels like a celebration of identity and belonging. But what if we've taken God's sign of mercy and turned it into
"Why can't we just be kind?" It sounds so innocent, but in today's culture, that question often feels less like a plea for compassion and more like a moral gun to the head. In this episode, we diagnose the rise of "weapo
It knows your preferences, finishes your sentences, and keeps you scrolling longer than you planned. But what if the thing that knows you best is actually discipling you into someone you don’t want to become? This week o
"This is my truth." It sounds so freeing—but what if the very thing promising liberation is actually keeping us enslaved? In this episode of Cross Culture Crisis, we diagnose the cultural idol of authenticity detached fr
This week on *Cross Culture Crisis* is different. Instead of breaking down culture, I’m sharing my personal testimony — the honest story of how God’s grace found me in the middle of 21 years in the Army, through seasons
Dating in 2026 feels exhausting. Between swipe fatigue, situationships, ghosting, and the pressure to keep our options open, we’re more connected than ever—and somehow more alone. In this episode of Cross Culture Crisis,
In a culture swinging between shaming men and glorifying dominance, what does it actually mean to be a man? We examine the real struggles facing young men —falling behind in education, tragically high suicide rates, and
On this Good Friday, we pause the headlines and turn our full attention to the cross. In a world still echoing with the anger and cries of “No Kings” protests, we walk through the final hours of Jesus’ life — from the Ga
They screamed for Barabbas. Not because they loved him. But because he promised to fight. He promised to win. He promised a kingdom built on power, not a cross. And if we're honest? We're still choosing Barabbas. This pa
What if the God you want isn't the God who is? A movement is sweeping through American Christianity. Leaders raised in the church are publicly reimagining the faith — claiming the Bible isn't authoritative, God can be re
What if the systems we've built to care for the vulnerable are structurally incapable of doing what the Church was called to do? In this episode, we dig into the fraud exposed in California's daycare and hospice systems—
Have you ever scrolled through your phone and realized forty-five minutes vanished? Or watched a news report that left you feeling... managed? In this episode of Cross Culture Crisis, we confront the quiet erosion of hum
Is it possible to support a necessary military strike and still have a heart that breaks for the enemy? This week, Cross Culture Crisis diagnoses the real story behind the U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran. We walk throug
Why does violence feel less like a shocking anomaly and more like the next logical step in our cultural argument? In this episode of Cross Culture Crisis, we diagnose the terrifying news of the Mar-a-Lago shooting not ju
Diagnosing the crises of our culture with empathy, deconstructing its idols with clarity, and pointing both seeker and saint to the cross where true hope is found. The ancient Canaanites sacrificed children to Moloch, be
In a world of borders, refugees, and walls, one of the most common political slogans is "Jesus was a refugee." It’s used to connect the central figure of our faith to one of today's most polarizing debates. But what if t
What if the Church's greatest weakness isn't a lack of answers, but a lack of confidence? In a culture that demands we apologize for our beliefs, this episode is a prophetic challenge to do the opposite. We're called to
Woke ideology is sweeping into the Church, while Gen Z is running toward tradition. It sounds like a contradiction, but it reveals the same deep hunger. In this episode, we diagnose the worldview battle happening inside
Why do you feel disarmed in conversations about faith? It's not a lack of conviction; it's a clash of invisible operating systems. In this episode, we diagnose the five fundamental questions every worldview must answer—O
How can we be a nation that says, “Give me your tired, your poor,” while protecting the very freedoms that make that welcome possible from an ideology that seeks to replace them? This week, we confront a reality many sen
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