Listening with curiosity for God's presence in the stories of Sacred Scriptures and in our own lives. crossingover.substack.com
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Booking probability
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Guest openness
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Signup to Generate a PitchCrossing Over is hosted by Sarah Nichols & Daniel Lukas. The show has published 72 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Directions for Passover II" (1 March 2026, 33 minutes), "Directions for Passover I" (21 February 2026, 40 minutes), and "Exodus 11:1-3; 10th Strike Part 1" (11 December 2025, 55 minutes).
Crossing Over publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 50 minutes across 72 episodes.
Booking probability for Crossing Over is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Crossing Over requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Crossing Over's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Crossing Over are Religion & Faith. Crossing Over has a religion audience.
Sarah Nichols & Daniel Lukas hosts Crossing Over, a religion podcast with 72 episodes published.
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Crossing Over
<p>Everett Fox’s translation of the Scripture is frequently cited. When “Fox” or “Fox’s translation” is referred this is what is meant. Here is a link to the publisher, it can also be found on SEFARIA.COM.</p><p>Note...
Crossing Over
<p>Everett Fox’s translation of the Scripture is frequently cited. When “Fox” or “Fox’s translation” is referred this is what is meant. Here is a link to the publisher, it can also be found on SEFARIA.COM.</p><p>Note...
Crossing Over
<p>Everett Fox’s translation of the Scripture is frequently cited. When “Fox” or “Fox’s translation” is referred this is what is meant. Here is a link to the publisher, it can also be found on SEFARIA.COM.</p><p>Note...
Crossing Over
<p>Everett Fox’s translation of the Scripture is frequently cited. When “Fox” or “Fox’s translation” is referred this is what is meant. Here is a link to the publisher, it can also be found on SEFARIA.COM.</p><p>Note...
Crossing Over
<p>Everett Fox’s translation of the Scripture is frequently cited. When “Fox” or “Fox’s translation” is referred this is what is meant. Here is a link to the publisher, it can also be found on SEFARIA.COM.</p><p>Note...
Crossing Over
<p>Everett Fox’s translation of the Scripture is frequently cited. When “Fox” or “Fox’s translation” is referred this is what is meant. Here is a link to the publisher, it can also be found on SEFARIA.COM.</p><p>Note...
Crossing Over
<p>In this conversation we have left our read through Exodus and discussed Isaiah 58, especially thinking about being in the soul of Yom Kippur. We'll pick up with the strikes in Egypt next week. Everett Fox’s...
Crossing Over
<p>Per usual the conversation begins with the verse in “title” and then goes where it will. </p><p>Everett Fox’s translation of the Scripture is frequently cited. When “Fox” or “Fox’s translation” is referred this is...
Crossing Over
<p>Per usual the conversation begins with the verse in “title” and then goes where it will. </p><p>Everett Fox’s translation of the Scripture is frequently cited. When “Fox” or “Fox’s translation” is referred this is...
Crossing Over
<p>Per usual the conversation begins with the verse in “title” and then goes where it will. </p><p>Everett Fox’s translation of the Scripture is frequently cited. When “Fox” or “Fox’s translation” is referred this is...
Crossing Over
<p>Per usual the conversation begins with the verse in “title” and then goes where it will. </p><p>Everett Fox’s translation of the Scripture is frequently cited. When “Fox” or “Fox’s translation” is referred this is...
Crossing Over
<p>A conversation on 1 Samuel 19:9, and whatever is happening with Saul, and the spirit from or Lord's Spirit that doesn't sit right with Saul. </p><p>Everett Fox’s translation of the Scripture is frequently cited. When...
Crossing Over
<p>Per usual the conversation begins with the verse in “title” and then goes where it will. </p><p>Everett Fox’s translation of the Scripture is frequently cited. When “Fox” or “Fox’s translation” is referred this is...
Crossing Over
<p>Per usual the conversation begins with the verse in “title” and then goes where it will. </p><p>Everett Fox’s translation of the Scripture is frequently cited. When “Fox” or “Fox’s translation” is referred this is...
<p>Per usual the conversation begins with the verse in “title” and then goes where it will. This conversation dips further off of the text than usual. Thanks a lot Dostoyevski. </p><p>Everett Fox’s translation of the...
Crossing Over
<p>Per usual the conversation begins with the verse in “title” and then goes where it will. </p><p>Everett Fox’s translation of the Scripture is frequently cited. When “Fox” or “Fox’s translation” is referred this is...
Crossing Over
<p>Per usual the conversation begins with the verse in “title” and then goes where it will. </p><p>Everett Fox’s translation of the Scripture is frequently cited. When “Fox” or “Fox’s translation” is referred this is...
Crossing Over
<p>Per usual the conversation begins with the verse in “title” and then goes where it will. However today's conversation follows the thread of the name for God El Shaddai and we quickly found ourselves traveling through...
Crossing Over
<p>Per usual the conversation begins with the verse in “title” and then goes where it will. However today's conversation follows the thread of the name for God El Shaddai and we quickly found ourselves traveling through...
Crossing Over
<p>Per usual the conversation begins with the verse in “title” and then goes where it will. However today's conversation follows the thread of the name for God El Shaddai and we quickly found ourselves traveling through...
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