The Crossing: Windsor Crossing Podcast (Audio)

This message marks the moment when those who walked with Jesus had to say goodbye to their rabbi, friend, and God and say hello to a new way of doing life with their Savior.

This weekend we jump into the idea of the Trinity - the idea of 300% wrapped up in 100%. Are we crazy? Maybe. But this idea is paramount in our understanding of who God is.

In this message from John 15 Jesus gives us the bottom line on faith and how we are to live.

A flashback to a time just before Jesus' betrayal, arrest, and murder. Before all that happened, Jesus had some clarifying words that sharply define who He was and why He was here.

Easter. We all come from a variety of traditions, but around here it is THE reason we celebrate.

This message returns to the heart of the story. It takes us back to the place where it happened, hearing accounts from those who saw the tragedy first hand.

This message examines how we can rely on what's true about the Bible in a time where real truth is hard to come by.

Tim Bounds talks about the concepts of serving (and being served) and why it's way more than just a novel concept.

Today we discuss Chapter 11, which begins with what looks like a hopeless situation with a family grieving the loss of a loved one. But in the end, Jesus proves yet again that nothing - not even death - can stop His unrestrained love for people.

Greg unpacks a story where Jesus gave a snoot full to a few gents whose judgmental attitudes almost turned to actions of murder.

We look at one of Jesus' more grandstand miracles where just a few bits of bread and fish became a feast for thousands. Think you know the story? Think again.

Learn about a guy who was ailing for more than three decades until he met Jesus. Little did this guy know the kind of healing he was really in for.

Reggie McNeal helps us unpack this important verse in the Bible.

This message explores the divinity of Jesus.

Welcome to a series where we dive into the gospel of John. This is the book that really captures the essence of who Jesus is.