Sunday Sermons

By: Crossroads Church
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  • Welcome to our Crossroads Church podcast! Here you never have to worry about missing a Sunday! You can take our sermons with you on a run, in your cubicle at work, in the car, even while you're getting ready. Our prayer is that the Lord is able to reach you wherever you are through His Word that is alive and at work in each of us.

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Episodes
  • Adullam: The Psalms of Refuge Wk 2 | What Happened in the Cave?

    Adullam: The Psalms of Refuge Wk 2 | What Happened in the Cave?
    Nov 18 2024
    42 mins
  • Adullam: The Psalms of Refuge Wk 1 | Psalm 142

    Adullam: The Psalms of Refuge Wk 1 | Psalm 142
    Nov 12 2024
    David was on the run for his life. Yet, the difficulty of his circumstances drove him to reliance on God. Psalm 142 shows us how to pray in the midst of difficulty in our own lives and provides a model for how we can remain faithful even when life’s challenges feel overwhelming.

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    35 mins
  • The Wet Ankle Zone Wk 9 | The End is Only The Beginning

    The Wet Ankle Zone Wk 9 | The End is Only The Beginning
    Nov 12 2024
    Wet Ankle Zone moments are not things we simply “get through”, they are moments we “enter into”. To say “yes” to a Wet Ankle Zone moment is to say “yes” to character change, perspective shifts, and new ways of living.

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    48 mins

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