Cross Point Church Podcast

This podcast aims to be a place where Everyone’s Welcome, because we’ve learned that Nobody’s Perfect, and we believe that with Jesus, Anything’s Possible. Through sermons, conversations, prayer and scripture, our hope is that this podcast helps you find and follow Jesus more.

Cross Point Church Podcast is a religion podcast hosted by Cross Point Church, with 125 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Cross Point Church hosts Cross Point Church Podcast, a religion show with 125 episodes published.

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  Does My Faith Actually Make a Difference? | Acts 11:19-30 | Dustin Aagaard

  Sep 29, 202639 min

  In Acts 11, we see a picture of what it looks like when our faith becomes visible. The early church didn’t just talk about the Gospel. They shared Jesus, encouraged what God was doing, met the needs of others and invested in people who were still growing. Barnabas especially shows us the power of believing in someone before everyone else can see their potential. He was willing to take a chance on Saul, and the right word at the right time from the right person changed the trajectory of his life. As we follow Jesus, our faith should become visible in the way we love, encourage, serve and invest in the people around us. What would it look like for your life to shine the love of Jesus wherever God has placed you? – – – – – – – – – Comment below your reflections & take-aways from this message Share this video with someone who needs encouragement Jump into our yearlong study of the book of Acts: crosspoint.tv/acts Find a Cross Point campus in Middle Tennessee: crosspoint.tv/locations

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  Are We Letting Fear Keep Us From Reconciliation? | Acts 11:1-18 | Kevin Queen

  Sep 23, 202644 min

  Have you ever had a relationship that felt too broken to repair? Sometimes the distance between us and another person grows so slowly that it starts to feel normal. We don’t know how to close the gap, so we leave it alone. But underneath the distance, there can still be a desire for reconciliation. In Acts 11:1-18, Peter faces criticism after welcoming Gentiles into the family of God. What begins as resistance eventually becomes worship as the believers realize God is doing something bigger than what they expected. In this message, Pastor Kevin Queen explores what happens when fear becomes criticism, how God confirms His direction through His providence, Spirit, people and Word, and what it looks like to stop resisting what God is doing. Because sometimes the question isn’t, “What is God doing?” It’s “Who am I to stand in God’s way?” The grace we’ve received from Jesus should make us the quickest to extend that same grace to others. Where might God be asking you to forgive, heal, surrender or extend grace? COMMENT: What’s one thing from this message that challenged you? SHARE: Send this message to someone who needs encouragement today. STUDY ACTS: Dive deeper into the book of Acts with us at crosspoint.tv/acts FIND A CAMPUS: Join us this weekend at crosspoint.tv/locations

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  How Do We Love People Who Are Different From Us? | Acts 10:1-48 | Kevin Queen

  Sep 14, 202641 min

  It’s easy to divide people into categories, decide who belongs and keep those who are different from us at a distance. But through Acts 10, God challenges us to see people differently. Acts 10 tells the story of Cornelius, a Gentile seeking God, and Peter, a Jewish follower of Jesus learning that God’s table is bigger than he imagined. Peter thought he knew who was clean and unclean, who belonged and who didn’t. But God shows him that the gospel is bigger than the categories he had created. What begins with distance ends with fellowship, as the Holy Spirit falls on people Peter never expected to welcome. Sometimes God isn’t asking us to change what we believe. He’s asking us to change how we love. Nobody is too far gone. Nobody is beyond the reach of redemption. Nobody is disqualified from grace.

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  What If We Weren’t Meant to Do Life Alone? | Acts 9:19-31 | Kevin Queen

  Aug 31, 202638 min

  Do you ever feel like you’re trying to figure out life by yourself? Our culture celebrates independence. We’re told to self-define, build our own lives and handle things ourselves. But what if the pressure to do everything alone is actually causing us to drift? As Christians, we may have a relationship with Christ, but following Jesus was never meant to be something we do alone.  In Acts 9:19-31, Saul has a life-changing encounter with Jesus and immediately begins telling others about Him. But even with his new faith and passion for Christ, Saul still needs other people in his life; to support, encourage and assist. Following Jesus is personal, but it was never meant to be private. You need people who will help you grow. People who will show up when life gets hard. People who believe in what God is doing in you. People who tell you the truth and pray with you. What kind of person do you need most in your life right now? – – – – – – – –  If this message encouraged you, share it with someone who needs to know they don’t have to do life alone. Explore and study the book of Acts with us: crosspoint.tv/acts Find a Cross Point campus near you and discover a community where you can grow in your faith: crosspoint.tv/locations

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  Am I Too Far Gone for God? | Acts 9:1-19 | Kevin Queen

  Aug 25, 202639 min

  Have you ever wondered if someone is simply too far gone to change? Maybe it’s someone you love. Maybe it’s you. Maybe your past is so broken, your choices have caused so much damage or you’ve wandered so far from God that you wonder if there’s any way back. In Acts 9, we meet Saul, a man who wasn’t just skeptical of Jesus. He was actively persecuting and killing His followers. Then, on the road to Damascus, Saul has a collision with the risen Jesus that changes everything. The man who once wanted to destroy the church becomes one of the most influential instruments in building the church, a man God uses to help change the world. Acts 9 reminds us that nobody is too far gone for God’s grace. You can’t out-sin the cross. You can’t outrun the grace of God. But Saul’s story also reminds us that transformation isn’t meant to happen alone. What would change in your life if you really believed God’s grace could reach you? And who might God be asking you to move toward with courage and compassion? – – – – – – –  What stood out to you from this message? Share your biggest takeaway in the comments. If this message encouraged you, share it with someone who needs the reminder that nobody is too far gone for God’s grace. Join us as we study through the book of Acts:  crosspoint.tv/acts Find a Cross Point campus near you in Middle Tennessee:  crosspoint.tv/locations

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