
192 episodes

All In, with Kirk Crossing Sean Farver
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- Religion & Spirituality
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5.0 • 18 Ratings
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Kirk Crossing is a church in Jenks, OK pastored by Sean Farver. These podcast episodes are our Sunday morning messages.
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Unstoppable 3 (Acts 14.8-18)
In the final message of the series, we look at what happened when Paul and Barnabas went to the city of Lystra in Asia Minor. First, Paul was enabled by the Holy Spirit to do a great healing. A man, lame from birth, was enabled to stand and walk under his own power for the first […]
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Unstoppable 2 (Acts 13.42-52)
In this week’s message, we look at the second stop on Paul’s first missionary journey. As the story unfolds, we learn additional reasons that the Gospel has proven to be unstoppable. First, it is God’s ‘Plan A’. It is not a new religious novelty but the long-term plan of God to bring salvation to the […]
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Unstoppable 1 (Acts 13.4-12)
In the first message of this series we’re introduced to the main reasons as to why the Gospel has proven to be an unstoppable force, even though it has faced numerous obstacles. In the very first part of the Apostle Paul’s first missionary journey, it’s very clear that God’s mission is God-initiated, God-orchestrated, and God-empowered. […]
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10 For Ten 10 (Exodus 20.18-21)
In this final message of the series, we look at the scene itself. We forget that the Ten Commandments weren’t delivered in a classroom or as part of a quiet meditation. They were spoken by God in the midst of the ‘divine storm’ which accompanied His presence. It was an event that would certainly be […]
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10 For Ten 9 (Exodus 20.17)
In this message we look at the 10th Commandment: “You shall not covet your neighbor’s house. You shall not covet your neighbor’s wife, or his male or female servant, his ox or donkey, or anything that belongs to your neighbor.” While all the other commandments have an external or observable quality to them, this one […]
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10 For Ten 8 (Exodus 20.16)
In this week’s message, we look at the command, “You shall not give false testimony against your neighbor.” With nothing like the modern science of forensics which we have today, the ancient world relied on eyewitness testimony even more than we do. It was essential, then, that people be honest (and certainly not malicious) in […]