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Listen to the weekly sermon from Sunday mornings at The Crossing, a church in Columbia, Missouri. Whether you’re catching up or listening for a second (or third) time, you’ll be able to learn about God’s word and how it applies to your life. Check out episode show notes for information about The Crossing’s current sermon series and for ways you can get involved at The Crossing.
Unknown Host hosts The Crossing Sunday Sermons, a religion show with 286 episodes published.
Where do you look for rescue in the storms of life? Dave retells the dramatic story of Paul's shipwreck and focuses on Paul's unwavering trust in God's rescue. This sermon is part of our Summer 2026 sermon series on
Are you missing what's right in front of you? Do you see Jesus clearly? Kyle looks at Acts 26 and reflects on the stakes of seeing Jesus for who he really is. This sermon is part of our Summer 2026 sermon series on&
Where do you turn when it feels like evil has the upper hand? Patrick walks through Acts 24-25 to show us what we can learn from Paul's story of suffering. This sermon is part of our Summer 2026 sermon series on&nbs
God doesn't always give you answers. But he does give you Jesus, and that is always better. Keith looks at Paul's experience of trials in Acts 22:22-23:35 and reminds us that Jesus is faithful in the darkest times of our
Is your story a highlight reel? What if God is calling you to share your whole story? Kyle looks at Acts 22 and encourages us to share our stories like Paul. This sermon is part of our Summer 2026 sermon series on&n
We love rules. But what happens when we create rules about things that God never did? Patrick explores Acts 21 and warns about the dangers that come when we try to make gray areas black and white. This sermon is part of
What kind of expectations do you bring to church? What do you do when they aren't met? Kyle looks at Acts 20:28 to show us what we can learn from Jesus's love for the church. This sermon is part of our Summer 2026 sermon
Jesus calls you to do hard things. But he doesn't call you to do them on your own. Hear from Patrick as he explores Acts 20 and shows what we can learn from Paul's example. This sermon is part of our Summer 2026 sermon s
When's the last time you bowed down to an idol? Probably not recently. But that doesn't mean you're idol free. Hear from Keith as he reflects on the story from Acts 19:23-41, helping us understand what idolatry looks lik
Have you lost your love for Jesus? How would you know if you had? Kyle helps answer these questions by examining the story of the church in Ephesus in Acts 19:1-20. This sermon is part of our Summer 2026 sermon series on
When evangelism feels weird, hard, or awkward, what do you do? Do you give up too soon? In Acts 18, Paul almost gave up on the church in Corinth. Hear from Patrick as he explores what made Paul stay and why you should to
Let's talk about it. Compared to culture, God's view of sex is weird. Kyle walks through the biblical vision for sex and what it means for your life in a world that normalizes something God created sacred.
Are all religions basically the same? What makes Christianity unique? Hear from Keith as he explores the radical claims Jesus made about himself. This sermon is part of our 2026 sermon series, "Keep Christianity Weird."
Do you read your Bible? Would you read it more if you believed it had the power to transform your life? Looking at Matthew 22:29, Dave reminds us of the mysterious power found in God's word when we allow it to guide our
It's normal to love people who love you. Jesus calls his followers to love everyone, even their enemies. Keith explores Matthew 5:43-47 and Luke 10:35, unpacking the weird love that Jesus expects of his followers. This s
Have you encountered a demon? What does the bible have to say about them? And what can we do about them? Dave answers these questions, and more, in this week's sermon. Download the daily prayer to submit to God and resis
Have you encountered an angel? Do you believe they exist? Hear from Keith as he explores what angels are and what they were made for. This sermon is part of our 2026 sermon series, "Keep Christianity Weird." It’s impossi
Does God still perform miracles? Would you believe it if he did? Are you a skeptic? Hear from Dave as he dives into the topic of miracles and how you can approach them today. This sermon is part of our 2026 sermon series
Do you care about what others think of you? Does it keep you from following Jesus? If you don't want to look weird, you won't follow Jesus. Hear from Keith as he teaches from Luke 6:26 and challenges you to focus on what
Dave Cover reflects on the question raised by Christopher Hitchens—what does Jesus’s resurrection matter—and shows how it assures us of forgiveness, new life, and a certain future with him. Interested in more content to
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