CrossroadCollege-aged people from the entire Knoxville area gather for Crossroad on Monday nights at 8pm at Fellowship Church. Jesus Christ is exalted and the Bible is communicated with relevance. The music, atmosphere, and everything else at Crossroad is designed with the college-aged worshiper in mind. |
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Posted in Sermon Commentary on Apr 16th, 2008 No Comments »
OK . . . . let’s get started with the questions from ‘All for One and One for All.’ BTW- these questions are copied and pasted on so any typos and such are the fault of the medium (texting to email). Also, if I received many questions that cover the same topic, I [...]
Posted in Sermon Commentary on Apr 7th, 2008 1 Comment »
OK . . . . let’s get started with the questions from ‘To Caesar what is Caesar’s.’ BTW- these questions are copied and pasted on so any typos and such are the fault of the medium (texting to email). Also, if I received many questions that cover the same topic, I will only [...]
Posted in Sermon Commentary on Mar 26th, 2008 No Comments »
OK . . . . let’s get started with the questions from ‘Non Sequiturs.’ BTW- these questions are copied and pasted on so any typos and such are the fault of the medium (texting to email). Also, if I received many questions that cover the same topic, I will only answer one of [...]
Posted in Sermon Commentary on Mar 12th, 2008 No Comments »
OK . . . . let’s get started with the questions from ‘An Assigned Measure.’ BTW- these questions are copied and pasted on so any typos and such are the fault of the medium (texting to email). Also, if I received many questions that cover the same topic, I will only answer one [...]
Posted in Sermon Commentary on Sep 12th, 2007 No Comments »
The Bible teaches that we should question ourselves, our teachers and our experiences to see if they are of God. So how do we?
Posted in Sermon Commentary on Aug 29th, 2007 No Comments »
Some people had a problem following the timeline presented in the sermon ‘40 Days.’ Here is an explanation of how to merge the Synoptic and Johannine versions . . .