Cross Training

Whose Hell is it anyways? Your favorite Holy Heathens gather together yet again to discuss two more Biblical views on Hell, this time with even more Bible! With season 2 at its riveting conclusion, we'll take some time off to, hopefully, ONCE AND FOR ALL, solve our audio issues. We have some rather ambitious plans, both equipment and topic-wise, for season 3, and we'll keep you posted! Also, you can join the discussion here: www.facebook.com/groups/559020738083556/ www.instagram.com/cross.training20/ www.twitter.com/crosstraining20 Thanks for listening!

Apologies for the quietness in the audio when Mason or John talk. We added a new microphone to our repertoire that messed up our usual audio settings. We'll get better eventually! Hell is a difficult subject, but that doesn't mean it isn't worth discussing. We brought back John Duncan to join our first of two Hell-based discussions! Join us as we discuss the Universalist and Purgatory views of Hell! Also, you can join the discussion here: www.facebook.com/groups/559020738083556/ www.instagram.com/cross.training20/ www.twitter.com/crosstraining20 Thanks for listening!

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Death to pimento cheese. John Duncan remains with us as we continue our discussion on philosophical worldviews and how we, as Christians, should handle them. Are Christians good people? Can nonbelievers be good? What is truth? Join us this week as we discuss concepts we're barely qualified to talk about! Also, you can join the discussion here: www.facebook.com/groups/559020738083556/ www.instagram.com/cross.training20/ www.twitter.com/crosstraining20 Thanks for listening!

Fists firmly placed under chin, let's think. As wielders of ultimate Truth, Christians should never fear speaking to people with alternative worldviews. Paul knew this, and so should we! Join us this week, "us" being Matthew, Tanner, and special guest John Duncan, as we discuss philosophical worldviews and how the modern Christian can engage in discourse relating to the world around us. Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next. Also, you can join the discussion here: www.facebook.com/groups/559020738083556/ www.instagram.com/cross.training20/ www.twitter.com/crosstraining20 Thanks for listening!

When does belief become blasphemy? We all disagree, on everything under the sun. But can disagreements exist within the religious circles we operate within? At what point do you point at someone you feel is wrong and shout "HERETIC!"? What even is a heresy? Join us this week as we discuss some "real" heresies, weird theological concepts, and have an all around good time trash talking each others' weird biblical takes. Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next. Also, you can join the discussion here: www.facebook.com/groups/559020738083556/ www.instagram.com/cross.training20/ www.twitter.com/crosstraining20 Thanks for listening!

Musk. Ox. The internet is kind of a big deal. Ideas, concepts, beliefs, and civil (and uncivil) discourse is exchanged every day on it. It's hard to get through the day without being forced to use it. As luck would have it, in the past decade, memes have usurped most forms of internet-based communication; and, since arguing with people on the 'net is a profession as old as computers, Christians and athiests have been trading electronic blows all the while. This week, we take a look at some "Athiest Memes" and discuss the theology (or lack thereof) behind them. Join us as we discuss Freddy Krueger, the need for internet regulation, and more! Also, you can join the discussion here: www.facebook.com/groups/559020738083556/ www.instagram.com/cross.training20/ www.twitter.com/crosstraining20 Thanks for listening!

Or will there? The Bible is a pretty violent book, filled with bloody battles and scenes. If God's people (especially in the Old Testament) were so seemingly bloodthirsty, how are we, as modern followers of God, to regard violence? Can Christians act in self-defense? Can we own guns? Is war condoned by God, or is it heresy? We don't have all the answers, but join us as we butt heads over these topics! Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next. Also, you can join the discussion here: www.facebook.com/groups/559020738083556/ www.instagram.com/cross.training20/ www.twitter.com/crosstraining20 We also have a TikTok, but I don't have a link on hand. It should be linked on our other social media. Thanks for listening!

How much change is too much change? Thanks to original sin, people are fallen; therefore, people tend to be wrong. It's easy to look at Jesus' experience with the Pharisees and identify the overly-enthusiastic adherence to law over respect to God, but how do we identify it today? When should we reform? Is "progressive" a bad word? Is "traditionalist" just another word for "Pharisaic"? Join us today as we discuss these questions and more! Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next. Also, you can join the discussion here: www.facebook.com/groups/559020738083556/ www.instagram.com/cross.training20/ www.twitter.com/crosstraining20 Thanks for listening!

What does a biblical diet look like? As it turns out, not very consistent. There are many different examples of meat and/or plant-based culinary goodness throughout scripture, so we decided to dive in on the subject. Join us with our special guest and resident hunting aficionado Caleb Mackie as we discuss food, hunting, and a bit of church history! Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next. Also, you can join the discussion here: www.facebook.com/groups/559020738083556/ www.instagram.com/cross.training20/ www.twitter.com/crosstraining20 Thanks for listening!

Mason talks a lot in this one! Is science evil? Are Christians exempt from learning the inner workings of the world just because God didn't explain photosynthesis in Genesis? What's the Big Bang? Is the earth flat? Join us this week as we talk about the relationship that modern Christianity and Science can enjoy! Featuring: the audio interference that occurs when we record while the church cleaning crew is working. Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next. Also, you can join the discussion here: www.facebook.com/groups/559020738083556/ www.instagram.com/cross.training20/ www.twitter.com/crosstraining20 Thanks for listening!

The truth is out there. Not every episode has to be serious. This time around, we discuss a few conspiracies/theories that many may think have nothing to do with Christian worldviews. Obviously, we want to find out how God's word can be applied! Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next. Also, you can join the discussion here: www.facebook.com/groups/559020738083556/ www.instagram.com/cross.training20/ www.twitter.com/crosstraining20 Thanks for listening!

Macaroni and cheese. Peanut butter and jelly. CUSSIN' AND TATTOOS. All of these are great combinations, but that last one has collected its fair share of controversy within Christian circles. Some would argue that "curse words" are inherently sinful to use, and tattoos have garnered a similar reputation. Opinions on these subjects are cool and all, but what does the Bible say about it? Join us this fortnight as we discuss Biblical fact and theological opinion! Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next. Also, you can join the discussion here: www.facebook.com/groups/559020738083556/ www.instagram.com/cross.training20/ www.twitter.com/crosstraining20 Thanks for listening!

The Bible is pretty cool, but how did we get it? Here on Cross Training, we've touched before on the idea that it's possible to idolize the text of scripture to the point of losing sight of God. It seems unlikely, but that's precisely what the Pharisees were doing in Jesus' time; however, the importance of God's word cannot be understated. In today's episode, we tackle the history of the Bible, from the the TaNaK to the first English translation! Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next. Also, you can join the discussion here: www.facebook.com/groups/559020738083556/ www.instagram.com/cross.training20/ www.twitter.com/crosstraining20 Thanks for listening!

Let go and let God. . . "Christianeze" is common among Christians (hence the name) and non-Christians alike. Some phrases are thrown around so often that we stop considering the implications behind them. For the most part, these phrases are harmless fun; however, some may be indicators of bad theology lurking in the back of the mind. . . . And then, some of them are just annoying. Join us today as we discuss some of our least favorite christianeze quotes, and discuss the meanings behind them! Time stamps: 7:08 - "If we don't sin, Jesus died for nothing" - Mason 13:42 - "A Bible that's falling apart usually belongs to someone who isn't" - Matthew 21:28 - "We're ALL children of God" - Tanner 28:49 - "Satan is after me" - Mason 37:30 - "God won't give you more than you can handle" - Tanner 44:38 - "If God brings you to it, He'll bring you through it" - Matthew 53:10 - "The Bible is written for us, not to us" - Mason 1:07:53 - "Love the sinner, hate the sin" - Matthew 1:20:18 - "Everything happens for a reason" - Tanner Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next. Also, you can join the discussion here: www.facebook.com/groups/559020738083556/ www.instagram.com/cross.training20/ www.twitter.com/crosstraining20 Thanks for listening!

♪ ♫ The boys are back in town ♪ ♫ After a nice break, your favorite biblical laymen are tackling the driving force behind our passionate faith: theological study. This is an important subject that we have absolutely zero academic expertise in, but we want to begin this season with a bit of an "intro to theological study"; an elevator pitch, if you will. Join us as we shake the podcasting rust off and talk about words with too many syllables, personal testimonies, our favorite Bible stories, and more! Welcome to Cross Training Season 2! Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next. Also, you can join the discussion here: www.facebook.com/groups/559020738083556/ www.instagram.com/cross.training20/ www.twitter.com/crosstraining20 Thanks for listening!

A fitting end to season 1 of Cross Training, we present: The end of the book of John! It's been a long, fun ride going through the Gospel of John (and this season!), and today we reach the "epilogue" of sorts: Chapter 21. Join us as we discuss the disciples' faith, Peter's redemption, and the overall value of the book of John! Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next. Also, you can join the discussion here: facebook.com/groups/559020738083556/ instagram.com/cross.training20/ twitter.com/crosstraining20 Thanks for listening! Check out our socials for updates on season 2!

Tanner is back and using his inside voice! John was the beloved disciple. He was also the disciple whom Jesus loved. God loved John. Get the picture? John is sure to drive that point home in chapter 20, but there's still plenty else to discuss. Was Thomas really that doubtful? Whose tomb was lent to Jesus? Why did Jesus look different after His resurrection? How is "herb" pronounced? All this and more in this week's discussion! Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next. Also, you can join the discussion here: Facebook Instagram Twitter Thanks for listening!

It is finished! . . . what is "it"? The deed is done. The torture has been inflicted. The Messiah has died; however, He said something just before He yielded the Spirit. What was it? "It is finished?" What did Jesus mean by that? Who was Joseph? Did Nicodemus get his redemption arc? Join myself and Mason as we discuss the back half of John Chapter 19! Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next. Also, you can join the discussion here: Facebook Instagram Twitter Thanks for listening!

Could Jesus have escaped the cross at the last minute? The story of Christ's crucifixion has been told countless times through Sunday School lessons, sermons, and devotions. In an effort to dig in and find new lessons within this chapter, we're hitting the brakes and diving in headfirst into the scripture. Should we care about Pilate? Could Jesus have ditched His death at the last minute? Is John REALLY that beloved? Join us as we discuss these concepts and more as we study the first half of Chapter 16! Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next. Also, you can join the discussion here: Facebook Instagram Twitter Thanks for listening!

Your eyes don't deceive you, that's Carpet Jesus! The great betrayal has occurred. The disciples are scattered. The Roman government is getting involved. It looks like the world has abandoned their Messiah. How can we find hope in the arrest of Jesus? Where's the hope? As we discuss Chapter 18 this week, we tackle these concepts, and how they should affect our relationship with God. Also, are guns cool? Find out in this episode of Cross Training! Oh, and Mason's back. That's cool too. Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next. Also, you can join the discussion here: Facebook Instagram Twitter Thanks for listening!

The calm before the storm! Anyone familiar with Jesus's life knows that the action is about to start. With His arrest just around the corner, Jesus takes full advantage of His opportunity to explain the game plan to His disciples; that being accomplished, He now deems it necessary to pray. In our study of Chapter 17, we observe some of Jesus's last recorded prayers before His execution. Join us as we discuss what Christians need to take away from this text! Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next. Also, you can join the discussion here: Facebook Instagram Twitter Thanks for listening!

We're back! New studio (again), carpet Jesus, lacking a host, and one week late, but we're back! John Chapter 16, like all the others, is a great read! We've been in the back half of the book for a minute now, so the "finality" of Jesus's ministry is coming into view. We've switched from observing the narrative through actions; rather, the scripture is now dominated from Jesus delivering monologues to His disciples. This allows for extensive descriptions of things to come, do's and don'ts, and detailed introductions to the Holy Spirit. Join us as we tackle these concepts and more in Chapter 16! Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next. Also, you can join the discussion here: Facebook Instagram Twitter Thanks for listening!

For our spooky Halloween episode, a weird static appears in little intervals throughout the episode. We'll just assume this totally supernatural event will only happen this week. The tech support involved in recording a podcast is greater than anyone would have guessed, it turns out. Rest assured that there's only about 7-10 cumulative minutes of this weird distortion throughout the episode. As for today's episode. . . . Don't get clipped! In this week's discussion, we put on our farmer hats and talk vines. Jesus had a knack for talking to the people of His time in terms they could understand, even if He was covering topics they couldn't fathom. We discuss what it means to be part of the vine, the difference between love and hate, and the crazy demands that Jesus makes to His followers (past and present). All this and more in our discussion of John Chapter 15! Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next. Also, you can join the discussion here: Facebook Instagram Twitter Thanks for listening!

If Jesus is the Son of God, then who is God? To the average Christian, this question is so self-answering that it barely warrants an answer. However, Jesus encounters plenty of people throughout His ministry that can't seem to wrap their heads around the concept. In this week's discussion, we observe Jesus's response to people's lack of understanding, and what that means for those who follow Him. No jokes in the show notes this time, as John Chapter 14 has a bit of a somber tone; however, there's still plenty of spiritual truth to uncover! Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next. Also, you can join the discussion here: Facebook Instagram Twitter Thanks for listening!

Apologies for the slight echo again. The issue has been identified and won't be back, we promise! An imposter among the Twelve! Jesus and His disciples share a meal, and Jesus shares a secret: not all of His followers will remain faithful. What does it mean to be Christ-like? What is true servitude? IS everything really going "according to plan"? Will Peter finally do the right thing on the first try? Join us in our discussion of John Chapter 13 to find out! Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next. Also, you can join the discussion here: Facebook Instagram Twitter Thanks for listening!

Jesus' crucifixion seems to be just around the corner, but we still have several chapters left in the book of John. What could possibly be left to cover? Our favorite biblical zombie is back! A recently-back-from-the-dead party takes place, and a peculiar footwashing method is employed; also, the theme of "people don't understand what Jesus says" remains strong! Join us as we discuss a very popular "preaching passage" and establish my lack of biblical literacy! After the party, Jesus gets a real king's welcome. . . or does He? All this and more in our discussion of John Chapter 12. Enjoy! Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next. Also, you can join the discussion here: Facebook Instagram Twitter Thanks for listening!

Death, you have no power here! Though there's plenty of pages left in the book of John, Jesus seems to be tempting fate by traveling into hostile territory and pulling off His most impressive miracle yet. In our discussion of Chapter 11, we discuss The Prince of Egypt, resurrection vs. resuscitation, the power behind Jesus' emotions, and more! As an added bonus, we have a small existential meltdown as a result of the revelation we have about an oft-overlooked detail about Doubting(?) Thomas. Enjoy! Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next. Also, you can join the discussion here: Facebook Instagram Twitter Thanks for listening!

Apologies for the weird echo in this episode. We're using Season 1 of Cross Training to experiment with different recording hardware/software, so sometimes a mistake will rear its ugly head. This week, that mistake is a decent amount of reverb! It'll be gone next week, but in the meantime. . . I'm a sheep. You're a sheep. We are all sheep on this glorious day! Join us in our study of John Chapter 10, within which Jesus lets us all know who the gate and the true, good shepherd is. Also, we get warned of the imposter shepherds that lurk in the shadows. I also try my hardest to make a decent nature metaphor. All this and more on this week's Book of John Deep Dive! Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next. Also, you can join the discussion here: Facebook Instagram Twitter Thanks for listening!

You don't need 20/20 vision to see that Jesus is the real thing, as one lucky man learns in our study of John Chapter 9! This chapter offers a bit of a change of pace, as it consists of one, singularly told story throughout the text, allowing for a very focused discussion. Join us as we talk more trash about the Pharisees! Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next. Also, you can join the discussion here: Facebook Instagram Twitter Thanks for listening!

Who can throw stones? Join us at the Mount of Olives, where a very popular Bible story unfolds, involving the Pharisees and hypocrisy(surprise, surprise...) The theme of throwing stones is consistent throughout our study of John 8, join us as we discuss the meanings within! Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next. Also, you can join the discussion here: Facebook Instagram Twitter Thanks for listening!

Jesus goes undercover to a party, is accused of being suspiciously smart, calls out traditionalism, and sets a lot of ignorant fools straight. Our favorite Pharisee Nicodemus shows up again! Also, we come close to throwing fists over the word "had". All this and more in our study of John Chapter 7! Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next. Also, you can join the discussion here: Facebook Instagram Twitter Thanks for listening!

The Old Testament gave a lot of people the idea that the savior of mankind was going to be a conqueror, a ruler that would smash oppressive authorities and bring His people to a new ruling class. So who on earth is this servitude-promoting Jesus that claims to have heavenly authority? This week, we work through all of John 6 and discuss the purpose behind the two miracles Jesus performs, and we puzzle out the meaning in His teachings throughout the rest of the chapter. Be sure to check out our good friend Adam Clagg's podcast, the Ever Pastor Podcast. You can find the link to their Apple Podcasts page here. Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next. Also, you can join the discussion here: Facebook Instagram Twitter Thanks for listening!

Miracles continue in our discussion of John 5 this week, and we see Jesus perform the best poolside life-guarding in recorded history! He also makes some bold and (at the time) dangerous declarations of authority. Could this guy really be God incarnate? Discussions on all this and more in this episode! Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next. Also, you can join the discussion here: Facebook Instagram Twitter Thanks for listening!

Jesus has no limits! This week we discuss the last bit of John 4, which paves the way for discussion on the significance of faith, and its relation to belief. Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next. At long last, all the social media links are here for your clicking pleasure! Facebook Instagram Twitter Thanks for listening!

Our study of John continues! The story "The Woman at the Well" is common knowledge to most people with any Church background, but can we still learn something new from it? We try our best to find out. Also, Mason uncovers a new miracle! Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next. Alternatively, you can find us at facebook.com/groups/559020738083556/ Thanks for listening!

This week, we discuss the back half of John 3, focusing in on the John with the least Biblical screen time: John the Baptist. Portrayed mainly as some religious psycho with odd dietary preferences, John 3 gives some much appreciated insight into the character of Christ's herald. Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next. Alternatively, you can find us at facebook.com/groups/559020738083556/ Thanks for listening!

Welcome to Cross Training, now with better episode titles! This week we tackle the first half of John chapter 3, discussing a certain Pharisee and his struggle with the idea of being born again. Also, Tanner gives us a quick lesson in human biology. Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next. Alternatively, you can find us at facebook.com/groups/559020738083556/ Thanks for listening!

Welcome to Cross Training! It's a high-energy recording session this week, packed with solid discussion on the second half of John 2. We became slightly more tech-literate as well, so the Facebook link is here! Also, should we be putting more effort into these show notes? Get in touch and let us know! Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next. Alternatively, you can find us at facebook.com/groups/559020738083556/ Thanks for listening!

Welcome to Cross Training! This week we continue our verse-by-verse discussion on the Gospel of John, beginning Chapter 2. Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next!

Welcome to Cross Training! This is the second of two episode recorded while at church camp, so next week all of the distant humming and squeaking sounds will be gone. Despite the intrusive sound, we had a great discussion with Adam Clagg about family ministries. He is a spokesperson for the D6 program, which we discuss in the episode. Also, he'll have a podcast of his own soon! No word on a launch day yet, but we'll keep you posted. Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next!

Welcome to Cross Training! Apologies for the dip in audio quality in this episode. This week's (and next week's) episode was recorded on a single microphone in a dining hall at a Fall Creek Falls camp. Lots of ambient noise that, unfortunately, can't be edited out. We're back from church camp, and we have a couple of recorded-at-camp episodes to present! In this recording, we discuss a sermon that Adam Holloway preached early in the week. Adam Clagg joins the discussion as well to provide some insight. Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next!

Welcome to Cross Training! This week we continue our verse-by-verse discussion on the Gospel of John, finishing Chapter 1. Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next! See you in 2 weeks!

Welcome to Cross Training! This week we begin in depth-discussion on the Gospel of John. Chapter 1 is a long one, so we will be tackling the other half of it next week. Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next!

Welcome to Cross Training! This week we finish our discussion on the topic of human suffering and God's plan within it all. Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next!

Welcome to Cross Training! This week we continue our discussion on evil, suffering, and God's plan within it all. Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next!

Welcome to Cross Training! This week we begin our discussion on the question of "why does God let bad things happen?" Mason Simmons joins us in our discussion of some tough subjects. Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next!

Welcome to Cross Training! This week we conclude our discussion with Julia and Anthony about missions! Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next!

Welcome to Cross Training! This week we talk with two of our very good friends, Julia Lee and Anthony Bilbery, about mission work! Also, we have an email now! Reach out to us at podcast.crosstraining@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or suggestions of what you'd like to hear from us next!

Welcome to Cross Training! This week we finish our conversation with Jonathan Locklear, this time focusing back on the subject of biblical unity.

Welcome to Cross Training! Today is our first interview styled episode, with one of our very best friends and a beloved preacher/pastor, Jonathan Locklear! This week we ask him a bit about himself and learn some of his testimony. Join us next week, as we dive in to his thoughts on unity and the church.