Crossings Community Church

A look at how modern customization shapes faith and why routines can make following Jesus feel dull. A retelling of the shoreside call to Peter and the surprising obedience that led to an abundant catch. Reflections on how encounter changes identity, prompts physical response, and sends people into new purpose. A call to say yes and let faith reshape daily life.

Pastor Marq Youngblood • crossings.church

Senior Pastor Marty Grubbs • crossings.church

A pastor explores how kindness and love shape relationships and unity in the church. He walks through 1 Corinthians 13 and five commitments like patience, truth, and spiritual maturity. Boundaries, pursuing peace without avoidance, and the danger of politics dividing people are discussed. The talk closes with practical calls to forgive, hope, and prioritize what truly endures.

A thought experiment about what one question you'd ask Jesus sparks a conversation on life's true focus. The greatest commandments and loving God wholly lead into practical neighborliness. Stories from the pandemic and the Good Samaritan illustrate expanding who counts as neighbor and showing mercy through tangible care.

A message centered on Matthew 3:13–17 explores the life-changing power of spoken affirmation. Stories range from parenting regrets to prison ministry, showing how words shape identity. Practical encouragement to speak love and blessing into children and remember God’s proud, loving declaration. A call to embrace identity in God and commit fully to following Jesus.

Bob Marvel, an experienced pastor and storyteller, preaches on Jesus' supremacy and humility. He explores the upside-down kingdom, countercultural ethics from the Sermon on the Mount, and why Jesus speaks with unquestioned authority. Stories and an A–Z of Christ’s titles punctuate calls to submit to Jesus and build life on a wise, unshakable foundation.

Pastor Terry Feix, longtime ministry leader who has helped oversee projects like the Museum of the Bible, discusses what makes churches thrive. He shares vivid stories from Hyderabad, Bethlehem, China and Muslim contexts. He highlights Acts-style community, Paul’s missionary model, and the idea of recognizing and walking through doors of opportunity.

A sermon-style dive into messy relationships and the work of forgiveness. Biblical stories and characters are unpacked to show how faith leads to love and action. Practical themes include patience, confession, and the freedom that comes when someone forgives. Listeners are challenged to support others and consider who they need to forgive.

Reflecting on Martin Luther King Day, the discussion centers around the significance of choosing to follow Jesus as life's most critical decision. The speaker emphasizes that following Jesus doesn’t require church attendance or perfection. It encourages a shift in perspective on self-forgiveness and trials. The cost of discipleship is highlighted through the first disciples' examples, challenging listeners to consider what they need to leave behind. Practical advice on spending time with Jesus through Bible reading and community wraps up the conversation.