Podcast

TV news anchor Jason Dennis talks about his journalism career, his love of running, his family, and how it all helps him build a deeper relationship with God.

Physician and MercyMed founder Grant Scarborough talks with Paul Amos about treating the physical and spiritual needs of low-income patients in Columbus, Georgia.

The end of Steve Watson’s football career marked the beginning of a search for identity and meaning. This week, Steve shares about finding identity in Jesus, the strength in vulnerability, and staying true to yourself in today’s dating scene.

From childhood in Guatemala to serving as a pastor in Wisconsin, Alain Alfonso shares about his unique journey, the challenges of adapting to a new culture and how he helps people identify their spiritual gifts.

Pastor and Army National Guard chaplain Nick Cash talks about the joys of fostering and adoption, how community enriches our spiritual journeys, and the perspective he gained on Scripture while deployed to an active combat zone in Iraq.

Small Group Coordinator Payton Linder talks with founder Paul Amos about how the ministry met him in a season of aimlessness and the opportunity that honesty and vulnerability present.

Growing up in an “unhealthy, negligent” household, Paul Bullard waited a long time to find people who felt like family and to discover his purpose in Christ. Paul shares how his path has shaped him as a disciple.

After a challenging year, a pastor suggested Adam Churchwell get involved at Crossroads. Adam talks about how it’s altered his perspective on serving the Lord, parenting, and the importance of nurturing friendships.

On a D-I basketball scholarship, Grant realizes that he has what he always wanted—and he still feels empty.