CrossTalk at the Kroc
6: Major's Monday Minute
Sep 14, 20262 min
The Shepherd knows your name
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religion
Hosted by Unknown Host · religion · EN · 413 episodes
CrossTalk at the Kroc is a faith-based podcast featuring real conversations about the Gospel in everyday life. Through stories, ministry discussions, and practical encouragement, CrossTalk explores how faith meets real life and how the love of Christ is lived out through service, community, and discipleship. It highlights various ministries of The Salvation Army throughout the world.https://linktr.ee/crosstalkatthekroc
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CrossTalk at the Kroc
The Shepherd knows your name
CrossTalk at the Kroc
Sermon preached on September 6, 2026 at The Salvation Army Augusta Kroc Center by Lt. Jamie Dupree
CrossTalk at the Kroc
What happens when darkness comes face-to-face with Jesus? In this episode of CrossTalk at the Kroc , Major Jonathan Raymer is joined by Majors Marion and Dwayne Durham, Area Commanders for Greater New Orleans, for a powerful conversation through Mark 1:21–28. Together, they examine Jesus' first recorded miracle in Mark's Gospel—a dramatic encounter with a man possessed by an unclean spirit in the middle of the synagogue. The story begins with Jesus teaching in a way that leaves people amazed. Unlike the religious leaders, Jesus doesn't merely possess institutional authority—He speaks with divine authority. But before the crowd can fully understand who He is, an unclean spirit cries out and recognizes Jesus for exactly who He is: "the Holy One of God." Jonathan, Marion, and Dwayne explore the significance of this encounter and what it reveals about Christ. Jesus doesn't debate with the unclean spirit. He doesn't negotiate. He simply speaks—and the spirit obeys. The conversation also moves beyond the dramatic moment in the synagogue and into a practical question for believers today: What does spiritual authority really look like? Through personal stories and honest reflection, the group discusses spiritual discernment, the danger of confusing outward religion with inward transformation, and the importance of recognizing that any authority believers possess comes not from themselves, a title, a uniform, or a position—but through the name and authority of Jesus Christ. At the heart of the conversation is a powerful reminder about surrender and sanctification. Looking holy is not the same thing as becoming holy. Wearing the uniform, following traditions, or appearing religious cannot replace a life fully surrendered to Christ. Jesus meets us where we are—but through the work of the Holy Spirit, He refuses to leave us unchanged. Because Jesus does not merely teach the truth—He has authority over the darkness that enslaves us. https://linktr.ee/crosstalkatthekroc
CrossTalk at the Kroc
The Shepherd Knows Your Name
CrossTalk at the Kroc
History is more than dates, places, and old photographs. It is the story of people who answered God's call—and the lives that were changed because they did. In this episode of CrossTalk at the Kroc , Major Jonathan Raymer sits down with Nancy Gazelle, Director of the Salvation Army Central Territory Museum, for a fascinating journey through the history, people, and mission of the Salvation Army across America's heartland. From the movement's earliest beginnings in St. Louis, Michigan, and the greater Chicago area, to the cultural influence of Scandinavian Salvationists throughout the Midwest, Jonathan and Nancy explore the stories that helped shape the USA Central Territory. One of the most remarkable themes is the Salvation Army's willingness to embrace people where they are—allowing different communities to bring their language, traditions, and cultural heritage into the life of the Church. The conversation also turns to one of the most recognizable chapters in Salvation Army history: the Doughnut Lassies of World War I. Nancy shares how Salvationists served soldiers on the front lines, providing practical assistance, spiritual care, coffee, donuts, letters home, transportation, medical support, and—perhaps most importantly—a reminder that someone cared. Their service helped transform America's perception of The Salvation Army. But this episode is about more than looking backward. It is a reminder that the mission continues. The same movement that once used street meetings, parades, brass bands, and doughnuts to reach people is still asking an important question today: How do we meet people where they are and share the love of Christ? As Jonathan and Nancy discuss preserving history through museums, pop-up exhibits, and digital resources, one truth becomes clear: we remember the people who came before us not so we can live in the past, but so we can faithfully carry the mission into the future. Because history isn't just about where we've been—it's a reminder of why we're still here. https://linktr.ee/crosstalkatthekroc
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