Cross and Crown Church is a Confessional, Reformed, Baptist church that seeks to strengthen families, equip the saints, and proclaim the King and His Kingdom.
Tulsa, OK
Joined August 2009
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This Sunday, we return to the book of Acts for our fall sermon series - "Witness, Part 2."
As we pick up where we left off, we see that the early church's task to proclaim the King and the kingdom continues because Christ is still building His church. Join us at 10:30a at WRC!
The idols of Athens were made of silver and stone. Ours are career, comfort, control, and approval. The human heart hasn’t changed.
In Acts 17, @zdmerrill reminds us that the God Paul proclaimed is no unknown god. He is Creator, Lord, and sovereign over all. Full sermon below 👇
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What does biblical wisdom demand at the ballot box? How should Christians vote when no candidate is perfect? When every candidate is compromised, is a protest vote worth the cost?
We examine this and more on this week's @Christianly_Pod w/@bradandrews. FULL EPISODE👇
The gospel has always provoked opposition. In Acts 17, Paul and Silas faced slander, hostility, and violence—yet they kept preaching, and lives were changed.
This Sunday, @treyhopkins60 reminded us that faithful proclamation takes courage. Full sermon below 👇
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Spurgeon once said that politics is precisely the place where religion ought to be brought into. So why do Christians treat political engagement as a threat to faithfulness to God?
We examine this and more on this week's @Christianly_Pod w/@bradandrews. FULL EPISODE👇
Should Christians be "political?"
In this week’s sermon from Acts 16:16-40, @bradandrews says that if you want to love your neighbor, then yes. Paul did-by exercising his rights in holding leaders accountable so the church could continue to flourish. Full sermon below 👇
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There is no neutral public square. If Christians retreat, something else will fill the vacuum.
Looking through the lens of J.D. Greear's recent @TGC article on Christian Nationalism, we examine this and more on this week's @Christianly_Pod w/@bradandrews. FULL EPISODE👇
A church always becomes what it believes & flourishes in how it obeys.
In this week’s sermon from Acts 15:36-16:15, @bradandrews reminds us that if a church compromises on the truth of God's Word or resists His revealed will, it becomes vulnerable.
Full sermon below👇
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Is the internet radicalizing Christians and their politics? @BobTheBaptist thinks so. So what is the remedy? We talk about where we agree with Bob's solution and a couple points of difference this week on @Christianly_Pod with @bradandrews. FULL EPISODE BELOW👇
The Christian life was never promised to be easy.
@treyhopkins60 shows us in Acts 14:21-28: Paul and Barnabas went back through cities that had already tried to kill them, not out of recklessness, but out of love for the churches they had planted.
They returned to confirm, strengthen, and establish the faith of new believers facing real pressure, real danger, and real temptation to turn back. Full sermon below
The Word of God has never advanced w/o opposition. When shared faithfully, it exposes allegiances. In this week’s sermon from Acts 14:1-21, @bradandrews reminds us that hostility ≠ the absence of God. Christ is King. Continue the mission! Full sermon below 👇
When souls are at stake, silence is not an option. Speak the truth. Proclaim Christ. Warn sinners. Trust God with the results.
In this week’s sermon from Acts 13:1-52, @bradandrews shows us why faithful witness requires courageous truth-telling. Full sermon below 👇
God’s sovereignty is not an excuse for passivity. Being faithful means working diligently while trusting God with the outcome.
In this week’s sermon from 2 Sam. 15:13-37, @bradandrews shows us God's authority and power does not cancel our responsibility. Full sermon below 👇
