Origin Stories | Crossroads Church

Origin Stories • Aug 9

When you think of filters, you might think of the one in your Brita you haven't changed in 8 months, or maybe 2010's era Instagram. But whether you know it or not, like a camera lens, you have a filter that affects how you view everything in your life. This week, Alli Patterson dives into the story of Abigail and how God might be inviting us to change our filter, and as a result, everything else. Recorded live at Crossroads Church in Cincinnati, Ohio.

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Faith = Belief X Action | Why Moving in Faith Means Doing It Scared

Origin Stories•Jul 12

What if faith isn't about having zero doubts? Faith doesn't always move in a straight line. It zigzags. This week, Chuck Mingo explores Gideon's doubt, fear, and insecurities—and how he still chose to move. Recorded live at Crossroads Church in Cincinnati, Ohio.

First, Go. Then Grow | How God Uses Your Movement to Bring Heaven to Earth

Origin Stories•Jul 19

What if God is actually waiting for YOU to move? We spend a lot of our lives waiting for God to show up. But what if He's the one waiting on us? This week, Kyle Ranson dives into the story of Joseph (you know, the one with the Technicolor dream coat?) and shows us why God often asks us to go before we see the whole plan. God is bringing heaven to earth—and your next step might be exactly how He does it. Recorded live at Crossroads Church in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Cynicism is the Enemy of Faith | How to Combat the Voice of Negativity

Origin Stories•Jul 26

It's easy to be cynical. Our feeds are constantly filled with enough to choke a grown horse. So how do we combat those voices that constantly call us to be negative, distrusting, and just plain...unfaithful? This week, Hannah Driskill dives in to the story of Abraham and Sarah and shows us how God wants to use our story to change the world. But first, we have to allow Him to change us.

How to Build a Life of Faith That Lasts

Origin Stories•Aug 2

Why do we start things? Sure, starting a recipe, workout plan, or new job is fun to post about on Instagram. But we start things because the real goal is to finish. And not just finish, but finish well. This week, Rob Seddon digs into the story of Abel and shows us how finishing well starts with putting first things first.