Ever feel like you're doing all the right things but not seeing much growth?

In today's episode of The Crossroads Daily, we're reading Mark 11 and unpacking the strange story of Jesus cursing a fig tree. What starts as a conversation about a tree with leaves but no fruit turns into an honest look at the difference between appearing faithful and actually growing in faith. Caleb, Chris, and Vivienne also share what season of life they think they're in and why even the slower, quieter seasons can be meaningful.

Would you take a bullet for someone you love? Sure. But would you do the dishes at 9:30 at night?

In today's episode of The Crossroads Daily, we're reading Mark 10 and talking about what it really means to serve others. Chris shares a surprisingly relatable thought about marriage, while Caleb and Vivienne reflect on people who've modeled servant leadership in their lives. From listening more than talking to doing things nobody will ever notice, the crew explores how following Jesus often shows up in the smallest moments.

little things mark 10

It's the Little Things | Mark 10

Can you believe in God and still struggle to believe he'll come through?

In today's episode of The Crossroads Daily, we're reading Mark 9 and talking about the moments when faith and doubt show up together. Caleb shares a story about praying through an uncertain situation, Chris talks about borrowing faith from friends during difficult seasons, and Vivienne shares how journaling helps her remember the ways God has shown up before. They explore why we don't have to hide our doubts from God and how he can meet us right in the middle of them.


Help My Unbelief | Mark 9

Ever catch yourself feeling like you're doing a better job at following Jesus than someone else? Or feeling like everyone else has it more together than you?

In today's episode of The Crossroads Daily, we're reading Mark 7 and talking about the comparison game, religious habits, and the pressure to look like a good Christian. Caleb shares a pretty funny confession from his teenage years, while Chris and Vivienne get honest about pride, social media, and wanting recognition for doing the right things. They explore what it looks like to stop performing for other people and actually grow closer to God.


Not Every Season Bears Fruit | Mark 11

Not Every Season Bears Fruit | Mark 11

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