Have you ever thought something in your life was completely over, only to see it turn around? 

In today's episode of The Crossroads Daily, we're reading Mark 16 and talking about the resurrection of Jesus and what it means for our lives today. Caleb shares the surprising ending to his car trouble, while Alex opens up about being told she couldn't carry a pregnancy and a season when her marriage seemed beyond repair. Chuck and Arturo join the conversation about believing God can do the impossible, living like the resurrection is real, and finding the courage to share what God has done in your own life.

What if you've spent your whole life trying to earn something that's already been given to you? 

In today's episode of The Crossroads Daily, we're reading Mark 15 and talking about the crucifixion of Jesus. Caleb shares why reading this story can be uncomfortable, and Alex gets emotional as she opens up about realizing how much of her life she's spent trying to earn God's love. Along with Chuck and Arturo, they wrestle with what the cross says about our worth, how we see other people, and what it means to actually receive the love Jesus has already shown us.

You Don't Have to Earn It | Mark 15

What happens when life gets harder than you expected? 

In today's episode of The Crossroads Daily, we're reading Mark 14 and talking about Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane, where even he wrestled with what was ahead. From unexpected car trouble to parenting struggles and trying to help a third grader with math, Chuck, Alex, Caleb, and Arturo share moments when their best intentions weren't enough. They talk about what faithfulness looks like when you're afraid, overwhelmed, or tempted to walk away, and why sometimes the most powerful thing you can do for someone is simply stay.

Stay When Things Get Hard | Mark 14

When was the last time you really thought about what communion means? 

In today's episode of The Crossroads Daily, we're reading Mark 14 and talking about the meaning behind the Last Supper. Chuck, Alex, Caleb, and Arturo share some funny childhood memories of wanting communion just for the snacks, along with family traditions that have helped them see it differently. They explore how something sacred can become routine and what it might look like to make remembering Jesus a more intentional part of everyday life.

Dead Things Can Come Alive | Mark 16

Dead Things Can Come Alive | Mark 16

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