Post Sermon Reflections
Reflecting on the weekly sermon at Fellowship CrossPoint.
Podcast Description
Reflecting on the weekly sermon at Fellowship CrossPoint.
Episodes
58 minutes ago
58 minutes ago
37 min
In this episode of the Crosspoint Podcast (Adam, Where Are You series), Brianna, Chuck, and Pastor Ben unpack Proverbs 31:1–3 and address sexual impurity, pornography, singleness, and the call to spiritual strength.
They discuss why sexual sin is uniquely dangerous, how shame can hide addiction, and practical next steps—accountability, community, gospel-centered dependence on Christ, and concrete habits to remove triggers. The episode closes with encouragement that restoration is possible through God’s grace.
Jul 26, 2026
The Cost of Hiding Sin
Jul 26, 2026
Jul 26, 2026
33 min
Hosts Liam, Donna, and Josh unpack Genesis 3 and discuss why people hide sin—pride, fear, rationalizing, and laziness—and the cost of avoiding responsibility. They share personal and church examples showing how quick, humble ownership leads to healing, growth, and restored relationships.
The episode points to Jesus as the ultimate example of taking responsibility for sin, highlights the importance of humble leadership.
Jul 19, 2026
Jul 19, 2026
42 min
Mark and Donna Hull join Tim Ravert to unpack Genesis 3 and practical biblical teaching on marriage, leadership, temptation, and parenting.
They discuss Adam’s dereliction of duty, Eve’s deception, godly roles in the home, fathers protecting daughters, and the need for repentance and reliance on Christ.
Jul 12, 2026
Jul 12, 2026
29 min
Hosts Brianna, Solomon, and Zach unpack Pastor Brendan’s new sermon series “Adam, Where Are You?” (Genesis 2), exploring how work is a God-given gift and stewardship before the fall, not a curse. They discuss biblical masculinity, discovering and developing God-given gifts, the role of community and spiritual formation, and practical ways men can lead to foster human flourishing.The episode connects the first Adam to Christ—the perfect Adam—who models sacrificial leadership, and includes a call to men to embrace their God-given purpose, an invitation to a men’s discipleship series, and a closing prayer for listeners.
Jul 5, 2026
Jul 5, 2026
26 min
In this episode Liam and Lee unpack what it looks like to both show and tell the gospel in everyday life. They discuss practical ways to live out faith with intentionality and seize natural opportunities to pray for and have meaningful conversations with others.
They encourage listeners to be witnesses in ordinary settings while trusting God with the results.
Jun 28, 2026
Romans 1-8 Q&A
Jun 28, 2026
Jun 28, 2026
50 min
Join Pastor Brennan and Liam on the CrossPoint Podcast as they answer questions about Romans - explaining law versus grace, how the gospel helps with doubt and mental struggles, preparing for suffering, election and predestination, Sabbath, and practical steps for living in Christ.
This episode offers concise biblical teaching, personal stories, and pastoral encouragement to help listeners apply Sunday truths to everyday life.
Jun 28, 2026
Jun 28, 2026
32 min
In this Crosspoint Podcast episode, hosts Liam and Angela explore Romans 8:31–34 and discuss how Jesus serves as our advocate, having paid the full price for our sins. They address intrusive thoughts, anxiety, and the spiritual battle between the flesh, the enemy, and the Spirit, offering practical and biblical ways to combat lies through Scripture, community, and prayer.The episode encourages listeners to lean on God’s promises, renew their minds with truth, seek Christian counseling and community support, and remember that peace is a fruit of the Spirit—even amid ongoing struggles.
Jun 21, 2026
Jun 21, 2026
29 min
On this Father’s Day episode the hosts unpack Pastor Brennan’s Romans 8 sermon, using Lisa’s story from 9/11 to explore what an eternal perspective looks like in real suffering. They clarify that Christianity doesn’t promise escape from pain but assurance that suffering doesn’t have the final word.The conversation includes practical wisdom — how to prepare for future hardship, how Christians can respond distinctively in suffering, and how to compassionately share hope with those who see faith as mere comfort. Closing prayer and encouragement to live out and show Christ’s sustaining love.







