The Crossing: Windsor Crossing Podcast (Audio)

As we wrap up "The Talk" series, we look at how God can redeem our human sexuality. *This is a conversation for grown-ups (and almost grown-ups). Material contained in this 5-week series may be inappropriate for children in elementary grades.

As we wrap up "The Talk" series, we look at how God can redeem our human sexuality. *This is a conversation for grown-ups (and almost grown-ups). Material contained in this 5-week series may be inappropriate for children in elementary grades.

Now that the grown-ups have had the conversation, what about the almost-grown-ups? How do parents enter into these conversations with their kids with humility, confidence, honesty, and discretion? As our series on The Talk* continues, we discuss that oh-so-important, and oh-so-awkward, family conversation. *This is a conversation for grown-ups (and almost grown-ups). Material contained in this 5-week series may be inappropriate for children in elementary grades.

Few conversations can be as helpful, refreshing, and healing. Yet rarely do we approach the subject of our sexuality with humility, honesty, or joy, which is why we continue our conversation of "The Talk." *This is a conversation for grown-ups (and almost grown-ups). Material contained in this 5-week series may be inappropriate for children in elementary grades.

Few conversations can be as helpful, refreshing, and healing. Yet rarely do we approach the subject of our sexuality with humility, honesty, or joy, which is why we continue our conversation of "The Talk." *This is a conversation for grown-ups (and almost grown-ups). Material contained in this 5-week series may be inappropriate for children in elementary grades.

Few conversations can be as helpful, refreshing, and healing. Yet rarely do we approach the subject of our sexuality with humility, honesty, or joy, which is why throughout the next five weeks we're all having "The Talk." *This is a conversation for grown-ups (and almost grown-ups). Material contained in this 5-week series may be inappropriate for children in elementary grades.

Jesus called his followers to an extraordinary kind of life in the midst of this broken world. We wrap up the BC/AD series with practical handles on what whole-hearted discipleship looks like today.

We resume our BC/AD series at a point in history when Jesus and His church ushered in a new age.

God knew that this life would be full of highs and lows, and deeply felt emotions. Sometimes it can be hard to find the words we need to express our feelings to Him. The Psalms can be an amazing place to turn to as we seek to express our hearts to a God who loves us and values our times of seeking. Pastor Randall Littleton guides us through a few of these powerful, ancient, heartfelt words from scripture.

Before we move past Christmas too quickly and launch into the new year, we'll take a few minutes to stop, breathe, tell stories, and remember what God has done in our lives over the past year. We'll hear from a variety of voices and be reminded that the message of Christmas extends beyond December 25th. Tell your own story at wcrossing.org/mystory.

After centuries of longing, waiting and wondering how God was going to come through on His promises, a baby is born in a little farm town called Bethlehem, and suddenly the whole story seems to come together. at Christmas, we worship together this King of kings who was born in a manger, and tell stories together of the wonder of His love for us.

Advent continues as we wait for a long-expected promise. The promise that a light will shine through the darkness of this world.

For almost as long as mankind has roamed the earth, there has been a longing for something better. Whispers from an ancient Voice have pointed to a day when things would be made right. But how? Who can possibly set things right, once and for all?

God continues to do things in His church that leave us speechless and grateful, but we must never take that for granted. So every now and then it makes sense to slow down, catch our breath, and remember all that he has done for us. Lead Pastor Greg Holder leads us in a special Thanksgiving message.

A life of faith in Jesus was never meant to be done in isolation. In an increasingly lonely society, the importance of community has never been more evident. Lead Pastor Greg Holder reminds us of the power of God’s plan, and how this life in the church is always something we do together.