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Crossroads Baptist Church 3001 Country Club Drive Valdosta, Ga www.crossroadsbaptist.com

  1. APR 27

    Influence Under Pressure

    Pastor Hunter Boyles | 4/26/26 | Grad Sunday

    32 min

  2. APR 27

    Called Christians - Preaching Where You're Planted

    Pastor Matt Gay 4/26/26 Grad Sunday

    49 min

  3. APR 20

    When God Says No

    Last Words Part 5: “When God Says No” Deuteronomy 3:23-29 Things to Remember When God Says No… 1. Honest prayers don’t always change God’s answer. Deuteronomy 3:23–25; 1 Samuel 16:1  2. God’s “no” is not rejection; it is redirection. Deuteronomy 3:26; 2 Corinthians 12:7–9  3. Accepting God’s “no” is accepting His boundaries and His sovereignty over our lives. Deuteronomy 3:26  4. God’s “no” reminds us of whose desire we should be living for.  Deuteronomy 3:27; Hebrews 11:13–16  5. God’s “no” often shifts us from self-centered living to Kingdom-centered living.  Deuteronomy 3:28–29

    38 min

  4. APR 15

    Easter 2026 @ Crossroads

    Because He Lives  Romans 6:4-11, 8:1-39 1. Because He lives, we have died to sin and have been made alive in Christ.  Romans 6:1–4, 6:9–11  2.Because He lives, we have been released from condemnation.  Romans 7:24–8:1; Psalm 103:11–14  “Christ’s resurrection silences every accusation the enemy tries to bring.” --- John Stott 3.Because He lives, the Holy Spirit has been given.   Romans 8:9–11; John 16:7  4.Because He lives, we have an incredible future to experience.  Romans 8:18–19; 2 Corinthians 4:14–17 5.Because He lives, we have the Father’s unconditional and unlimited love.  Romans 8:31–39

    39 min
  5. Last Words - Part 3 - When We Sin

    MAR 24

    Last Words - Part 3 - When We Sin

    Last Words Part 3 “When We Sin” Deuteronomy 1:41-2:1 1. Turn back to the Lord. Deuteronomy 1:41; Acts 3:19–20  2. Embrace that we can’t fix it on our own.  Deuteronomy 1:41; Acts 19:11–16 3. God’s presence with us is our key to victory.  Deuteronomy 1:42; 1 Samuel 17:45–46  4. Learn to listen and trust the Lord’s instruction.  Deuteronomy 1:43–44; Judges 16:20–21    5. Repentance starts our journey back to restoration.  Deuteronomy 1:45–2:1; 2 Chronicles 7:14-15

    42 min
  6. Last Words - Part 2 - Blessing of Obedience

    MAR 16

    Last Words - Part 2 - Blessing of Obedience

    Last Words Part 2 “Blessing of Obedience” Deuteronomy 1:26-40 Disobedience 1. Disobedience leads us to make false accusations against God.  Deuteronomy 1:26–28 2. Disobedience leads us to reject biblical truth and godly counsel.  Deuteronomy 1:29–33  3. Disobedience causes us to miss the good things God has made available.  Deuteronomy 1:34–35; Proverbs 1:23–26  Obedience 1. Obedience leads us to experience God’s provided blessing. Deuteronomy 1:36; Joshua 14:11–12  2. Obedience brings blessing for the next generation.  Deuteronomy 1:35–36  3. Obedience equips us for future leadership. Deuteronomy 1:38–40

    41 min
  7. Last Words - Part 1 - Be Careful Who You Listen To

    MAR 10

    Last Words - Part 1 - Be Careful Who You Listen To

    Last Words Part 1 Who are you listening to? God’s Word and Spirit must be the Truth and direction we listen to daily. Deuteronomy 1:19–21 The voice we trust will determine the path we take! When we listen, we are reminded -God has spoken -He has given us His promise -He has put our future in front of us, -He invites us to take possession of what He has provide -He says, don’t be afraid. When we fail to listen to the Lord… 1. We open ourselves to be led by opinions of others. Deuteronomy 1:22 Numbers 13:1–2 Seemingly contradict, but they don’t contradict the compliment. Give us a clearer understanding. God would us this to test the faithfulness of His people “God’s permissive will”—"God’s sovereign will” Sovereign will-- This is what God chooses to do because He is God. Permissive will-- This is what God permits, even though it may not reflect what He ideally desires for us. We don’t need a committee to affirm what God as already clearly said!! “Not every voice that sounds wise is speaking Truth.” --- A.W. Tozer 2. We open ourselves to be led by what “seems good to us”. Deuteronomy 1:23–25 Proverbs 14:12 Isaiah 55:8–9 Genesis 6:5 What are the consequences of not listening to God? 1. We miss seeing His reality in the moment. Deuteronomy 1:26 Numbers 13:27–28 Numbers 13:30–31 Seeing the same things and coming to two different conclusions. Our trust in God determines our perspective about our future. 2. Instead of giving God praise, we murmur in our tents. Deuteronomy 1:27–28 They grumbled privately before they rebelled publicly. What were they murmuring against God— -God hates us -God wants to destroy us -God doesn’t have a plan -We can’t do it 3. We forget the presence, provision, and faithfulness of the Lord. Deuteronomy 1:29–33 Moses reminds them: -God carried you. -God fought for you. -God went before you. -God provided for you. Their failure wasn’t in the lack of evidence, it was a lack of remembrance. “The greatest enemy of faith is forgetfulness.”
 — John Piper Forgetting what God has done, blinds us to what God is doing. Who are you listening to! Has God already spoken and you are waiting and listening for conformation to what He as already been clear in His WORD ON.

    37 min
  8. Watch Your Step | Crossroads Sermons

    MAR 2

    Watch Your Step | Crossroads Sermons

    Watch Your Step Psalm 73 Our heart condition is the key to faithful living 1. We are in danger of slipping when our hearts are impure. Psalm 73:1–2 Psalm 51:10–12 Only time with the Lord changes our heart condition for good Our heart condition affects all areas-- Leading, loving, serving, caring, patience, worship, and missional living. Eventually, our hearts will tell on us!! 2. We are in danger of slipping when we begin to covet. Psalm 73:3 Coveting blinds us to God’s goodness and poisons our perspective. Proverbs 6:27–29 Coveting only leads to our destruction! Is your attitude telling on you? 3. We are in danger of slipping when we view the lost with disdain instead of compassion. Psalm 73:4–7 worldly perspective— valuing worldly things We see their worldly wealth instead of their spiritual poverty. How are you viewing people right now? What keeps us stable? 1. Remembering the responsibility of our influence. Psalm 73:15 2. Truly worshipping the Lord with the desire for Him to changes our perspective. Psalm 73:16–17 Have you come into this place with the desire for God to change your perspective and to gain His understanding? 3. Remember God is the only hope for our stability. Psalm 73:18–24 Yet God responds not with punishment but with presence, he holds guides, counsels, and receives us. Habakkuk 3:19 4. Remember the Lord is our greatest treasure. Psalm 73:25–28 Psalm 73:1–2 Where you’re at, is not where you have to stay. God will provide opportunity for deliverance to His children, look for the off ramp.

    45 min
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    2025 - 2026
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