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Psalms Book 2 - Messianic KingdomReadings this week:Psalms 66 & 67Psalm 68Psalm 69Psalms 70 & 71Psalm 72Show Notes:Jews for JesusFor more information, please see the Reading Plan

Psalms Book 2 - Asaph & King DavidReadings this week:Psalm 50Psalms 53 & 55Psalms 58 & 61Psalms 62 & 64Psalm 65For more information, please see the Reading Plan

What if the primary message of Jesus wasn't personal salvation or the afterlife, but something far bigger—something present and active right now? This episode dives deep into the oft-overlooked theme of the kingdom of God, exploring what Jesus really meant when he talked about the kingdom over a hundred times in the Gospels. Discover why this message is still central today, how it changes our understanding of faith, and what it looks like to live as a citizen of the kingdom right where you are. If you're ready to rethink what it means to follow Jesus, this episode will challenge and inspire you."The kingdom of God is wherever God is allowed to rule and reign." - Tim WindersAccess all show and episode resources HEREEpisode Resources:NT90 Hub – This is the central website for the 90-day New Testament reading plan, with downloadable, printable plans, background information, and links to all episodes and resources.Episode Highlights:00:00 Kingdom Central Message 00:41 Series Setup and Reading Plan 02:15 Episode Focus Kingdom Today 05:20 Jesus and Kingdom Priority 09:17 Kingdom Means Reign 11:56 Where God Is Allowed 15:25 Kingdom At Hand Now 19:17 Apostles Preached Kingdom 21:59 Already Transferred In 25:18 Kingdom Keeps Expanding 26:21 From Customers to Citizens 29:12 Kingdom Living Practices 30:14 No Temple No Priest Class 32:16 Letters as Kingdom Instructions 32:46 End Times Means Action 34:00 Kingdom Ethics Checklist 36:36 Hope Beyond Escape 42:09 Kingdom Already Here 44:26 Grief Over Lost Rapture 45:52 Reading Scripture In Context 46:55 What Kingdom Meant Then 48:33 Modern Misread Consequences 49:50 Kingdom Hope Today 50:14 Four Areas Of Impact 50:29 People Over Tribalism 51:09 No New Priest Class 52:11 Politics Under King Jesus 53:24 Kingdom At Work 55:01 Kingdom Message Recap 55:58 Next Episode Women Leaders 56:57 Read And Count Kingdom 58:40 Final Challenge And Sendoff

Psalms Book 2 Intro & Psalms of KorahReadings this week:Psalms 42 & 43Psalm 44Psalms 45 & 46Psalms 47 & 48Psalm 49Show Notes:Broadway Christian Church of Christ Paduchah, KYThe Bible Project -- PsalmsFor more information, please see the Reading Plan

Psalms Book 1 - Hope through SufferingReadings this week:Psalm 35Psalm 36Psalm 37Psalms 38 & 39Psalms 40 & 41Show Notes:The Bible ProjectFor more information, please see the Reading Plan

Have you ever confidently quoted a “biblical truth” only to discover it's nowhere in the Bible? In this episode of Seek Go Create, Tim Winders unpacks dozens of popular sayings, doctrines, and church traditions that we assume are scriptural—but aren't. From the Rapture to “God won't give you more than you can handle,” find out which beliefs might actually be missing from the text and why it matters. If you've ever wondered where your faith practices really come from, this episode will challenge, provoke, and encourage you to dig deeper."Read it for yourself—the New Testament reads like one story told by one generation to that generation and it will change you." - Tim WindersAccess all show and episode resources HEREEpisode Resources:NT90 Hub – This is the central website for the 90-day New Testament reading plan, with downloadable, printable plans, background information, and links to all episodes and resources.Episode Highlights:00:00 Is It Really God's Word 00:56 NT 90 Reading Plan 02:17 Why This List Exists 05:27 Disclaimers And Ground Rules 11:11 Category One Doctrines 13:36 Rapture Myth Explained 15:04 Antichrist And Beast 16:29 Mark And Israel Track 19:55 Conversion Phrases Debunked 24:10 Common Sayings Not Scripture 30:49 Church Practices And Power 33:16 Altar Calls Debunked 33:28 Sacred Buildings Questioned 34:14 Sunday Sabbath Origins 34:43 Paid Clergy Critique 35:59 Denominations And Division 36:54 Heaven Is Not The Goal 38:32 Rethinking Hell Teachings 41:38 Purgatory Devil Angels Myths 44:06 Salvation Life Traditions 46:16 Wonderful Plan Myth 48:21 Not Your Covenant Explained 49:51 Tithing Sabbath Food Laws 53:37 Old Covenant Rebuilt Warning 56:01 Final Thoughts And Next Episode

Psalms Book 1 - David's Deliverance/Israel's RedemptionReadings this week:Psalm 27 Psalms 28 & 29Psalm 30Psalms 31 & 32Psalm 33Show Notes:Desiring GodFaith ReformedFor more information, please see the Reading Plan

Psalms Book 1 - Messiah's Future AgonyReadings this week:Psalms 20 & 21Psalms 22Psalms 23Psalm 24Psalm 25 & 26For more information, please see the Reading Plan

What if death in the New Testament isn't about your heart stopping, but something far deeper? In this episode of Seek Go Create, Tim Winders explores how biblical definitions of death challenge our conventional beliefs, revealing surprising insights from his intensive 90-day journey through the New Testament. Are we missing the real meaning behind “death,” “eternal life,” and the boundaries between humanity and God? Join us as we unpack ancient perspectives, rethink modern teachings, and discover why the separation from God—not physical demise—might be the most important issue at the heart of Scripture. If you're ready to question everything you've been taught about death, this conversation will spark a new understanding."Death is not about our body; it's about our connection to God." - Tim WindersAccess all show and episode resources HEREEpisode Resources:NT90 Hub – This is the central website for the 90-day New Testament reading plan, with downloadable, printable plans, background information, and links to all episodes and resources.Episode Highlights:00:00 Rethinking Death00:23 NT 90 Reading Journey02:27 Two Common Views05:56 Death in the Letters08:45 Never Die Explained10:28 Rome and Fear13:05 Genesis and Exile15:01 Old Covenant Boundaries16:58 Jesus Defeats Death17:53 Romans 6:23 Reframed20:04 Two Ages in Romans21:37 Covenant Death Explained22:57 Rethinking Eternal Life 24:36 Death Abolished Passages27:14 Law Sin and Death29:40 Fear of Death Slavery30:53 Paul and Peter Unafraid36:20 Why This Changes Everything36:56 Cost of Getting It Wrong39:25 Finished Work Freedom40:00 Next Salvation Study40:25 Read in Context Challenge41:06 Reading Plan and Farewell

 Psalms Book 1 - Covenant FaithfulnessReadings this week:Psalms 11 & 12Psalms 13 & 14Psalms 15 & 16Psalm 17Psalm 19For more information, please see the Reading Plan

What if the word “sin” doesn't mean what you think it means? In this episode of Seek Go Create, Tim Winders unpacks how the New Testament's original context and language reveal a radically different definition from what many churches teach today. Are we missing the real message by focusing on behavior rather than belonging? Join us as we challenge familiar beliefs, explore the surprising roots of “sin,” and ask if we've been drawing the wrong boundaries all along. If you're ready to rethink faith, inclusion, and what really puts us “in” or “out,” this episode is for you."Sinner, or the word sin in the first century, was almost entirely about occupation and stature, not behavior." - Tim WindersAccess all show and episode resources HEREEpisode Resources:NT90 Hub – This is the central website for the 90-day New Testament reading plan, with downloadable, printable plans, background information, and links to all episodes and resources.Episode Highlights:00:00 Rethinking Sin00:42 NT 90 Reading Plan02:23 Three Big Bible Words05:04 Sinner as Moral Label06:48 Sinners by Occupation08:42 Sinners by Social Status11:07 No Behavior Checklist11:58 Gospel Evidence Tour17:56 Luke Parables Setup21:00 John 9 Category Clash26:20 Toward Paul Galatians26:27 Sinners as Outsiders27:25 New Testament Evidence30:15 Boundary Marker Label30:53 Modern Arrow Reversal34:48 Gatekeeping Checklists37:26 Hamartia Missing Mark39:45 Hebrews Trust Problem43:52 Actions as Fruit46:59 Guilt Engine Wrap Up48:51 Next Episode Death49:40 Study and Reading Plan

Psalms Book 1 - Intro to PsalmsReadings this week:Psalms 1 & 2Psalms 4 & 5Psalm 6Psalm 8Psalms 9 & 10For more information, please see the Reading Plan

Join my husband and I as we go through the entire Bible in a year, in conjunction with the Bible Discovery Guide and The Daily Show. This weekend we answer some of the big questions and viewer questions concerning Solomon's fall, the divided kingdom, and God's power through His prophets. If you want to know your Bible better, then this is a great place to help deepen your big picture understanding. 43:52: Why does Saul not recognize David after Goliath (1 Sam. 17)? And what does “prophesying” mean in 1 Sam. 19?

Psalms of DavidReadings this week:Psalm 60Psalm 51Psalm 3Psalm 63 & 7Psalm 18Show NotesThe Psalms: A Christ-Centered Commentary by Christopher AshFor more information, please see the Reading Plan

2 Samuel - Works of DavidReadings this week:2 Samuel 202 Samuel 212 Samuel 222 Samuel 232 Samuel 24For more information, please see the Reading Plan

Have you ever wondered if the beliefs you've held about the New Testament are actually in the Bible? In this episode of Seek Go Create, host Tim Winders dives into the discoveries he made while reading the New Testament in the order it was written—not the order found in most Bibles. From redefining faith and salvation to uncovering surprising truths about church traditions and forgotten biblical characters, this overview sets the stage for a season dedicated to challenging assumptions and digging deeper into scripture. If you're hungry for big questions, fresh perspectives, and honest exploration, this episode is for you.“Faith was never really meant to be a belief system—it's a Monday morning decision.” - Tim WindersAccess all show and episode resources HEREResources:NT90 Hub – This is the central website for the 90-day New Testament reading plan, with downloadable, printable plans, background information, and links to all episodes and resources.Episode Highlights:00:00 NT Reading Shockers 01:07 How To Follow Along 01:54 Episode Roadmap 04:09 Who This Series Is For 05:12 James Faith In Action 07:25 Hebrews Melchizedek Mystery 09:40 Hebrews 11 Patience Twist 10:45 Authority Without Study 12:49 Galatians Freedom Warning 14:06 God With Us Within Us 16:24 No Paid Clergy Class 17:47 Hebrews 10:25 Context 19:14 Rethinking Being Saved 20:59 Divine Council Big Picture 23:17 Jesus Sat Down Rest 24:50 From Notes To Themes 30:16 Redefining Sinner 32:33 Eternal Life Reframed 33:53 Love Story Covenant Arc 36:08 What God Finished 37:46 Not Your Covenant 38:55 The Story Has An Ending 39:59 Traditions Not In Text 41:04 Where This Series Goes 42:44 Why I Started Digging 46:28 NT 90 Reading Plan 49:25 Three Big Shifts 50:26 Read It For Yourself 52:45 Final Challenge And Wrap

Samuel - Absalom's FallReadings this week:2 Samuel 152 Samuel 162 Samuel 172 Samuel 182 Samuel 19For more information, please see the Reading Plan

2 Samuel - David's SinReadings this week:2 Samuel 112 Samuel 12Psalm 512 Samuel 132 Samuel 14For more information, please see the Reading Plan

What does true leadership look like—especially when pride, faithfulness, and reputation collide within a small church community? In this episode of Seek Go Create, we dive into the book of 3 John, the shortest and possibly most revealing letter in the New Testament. Host Tim Winders explores three distinct responses to truth, through the stories of Gaius, Diotrephes, and Demetrius, all set against the backdrop of first-century turmoil. Whether you're curious about biblical leadership or simply want insight into the early church, you'll find wisdom and practical lessons packed into this short, powerful reading."Hospitality is how the gospel spreads." - Tim WindersAccess all show and episode resources HEREEpisode Resources:NT90 Hub – This is the central website for the 90-day New Testament reading plan, with downloadable, printable plans, background information, and links to all episodes and resources.Episode Highlights:00:00 Leadership and Hospitality 00:18 Series and Reading Plan 00:55 Third John Overview 01:52 AD 66 Historical Setting 03:06 The Tension Diotrephes 04:02 Three Names Explained 04:34 Gaius Diotrephes Demetrius 05:55 Imitate Good Conclusion 06:17 Next Episode and Resources 06:52 Final Scene Set and Read

What happens when truth and love collide in the early church? In this episode of Seek Go Create, Tim Winders unpacks the urgent and compact message of 2 John, exploring why John's warning to a powerful woman host still matters for us today. Discover how hospitality, authority, and the protection of foundational beliefs shaped the very first Christian communities—and why guarding both truth and love is as essential now as it was then. If you're curious about the real stories and tensions of the New Testament, this episode's for you."John isn't guarding an abstract doctrine—he's protecting the foundation of everything." - Tim WindersAccess all show and episode resources HEREEpisode Resources:NT90 Hub – This is the central website for the 90-day New Testament reading plan, with downloadable, printable plans, background information, and links to all episodes and resources.Episode Highlights:00:00 Truth & Love: 2 John's Urgent Warning (Cold Open) 00:15 Welcome to NT in 90 Days + Get the Reading Plan 01:05 Why 2 John Matters: Author, Date, Audience & Setting 01:42 The “Elect Lady”: House-Church Authority & Gatekeeping Teachers 03:13 False Teachers on the Move: Hospitality vs. Heresy 05:38 Why John Writes: Protecting One House Church 05:54 Key Themes: Deceivers, Boundaries, and Truth with Love 06:51 Why the Incarnation Is Non‑Negotiable (Resurrection at Stake) 07:34 Reading Assignment + Next Up: 3 John Preview 08:12 Final Setup: Imagine AD 66—Then Read 2 John

2 Samuel - Davidic CovenantReadings this week:2 Samuel 62 Samuel 72 Samuel 82 Samuel 92 Samuel 10For more information, please see the Reading Plan

2 Samuel - David's RiseReadings this week:1 Samuel 312 Samuel 12 Samuel 22 Samuel 32 Samuel 4 & 5For more information, please see the Reading Plan

Early David CollectionReadings this week:Psalm 59Psalm 34Psalm 57Psalm 52Psalm 54 & 56Show Notes:Etymonline Dictionary - EnthusiasmThe Psalms: A Christ-Centered Commentary by Christopher AshAbide in Christ (1978) by Andrew MurrayFor more information, please see the Reading Plan

1 Samuel - Saul's PursuitReadings this week:1 Samuel 251 Samuel 261 Samuel 27 & 281 Samuel 291 Samuel 30For more information, please see the Reading Plan

1 Samuel - David & JonathanReadings this week:1 Samuel 201 Samuel 211 Samuel 221 Samuel 231 Samuel 24For more information, please see the Reading Plan

1 Samuel - David AnointedReadings this week:1 Samuel 141 Samuel 15 & 161 Samuel 171 Samuel 181 Samuel 19For more information, please see the Reading Plan

CPXL Season 2 • Episode 4Genesis 25:12–18 – The Account of Ishmael's LineAs the book of Genesis continues to narrow from nations to one family, Scripture pauses to record the generations of Ishmael—Abraham's son who was not part of the covenant line, yet still deeply seen and blessed by God.In this episode of CPXL, we explore Genesis 25:12–18 and what Ishmael's genealogy reveals about God's faithfulness to His promises. Though Isaac carries the covenant forward, God does not forget Ishmael. His line grows into twelve princes and a great nation, fulfilling the words God spoke years earlier to Hagar and Abraham.This conversation helps us distinguish between blessing and covenant, showing that while God's purposes are specific, His mercy is wide. Ishmael's story reminds us that God keeps His word—even when human decisions complicate the story—and that His compassion extends beyond the boundaries we often assume.In This Episode:Why Scripture records Ishmael's genealogyHow God fulfills His promises outside the covenant lineThe difference between blessing and covenantWhat Ishmael's story teaches us about God's characterHow this passage shapes the way we view those who feel “outside” the promiseKey Scriptures:Genesis 25:12–18Genesis 16Genesis 17:18–20Genesis 21:13Psalm 145:9As we reflect on God's faithfulness to Ishmael, we're invited to trust God's promises more deeply—and to see others with greater compassion as we continue into the story of Isaac's sons.About CPXLCPXL exists to equip and encourage Everyday Missionaries to Love God, Grow Up, Serve All, and Live Sent. 

CPXL Season 2 • Episode 4Genesis 25:12–18 – The Account of Ishmael's LineAs the book of Genesis continues to narrow from nations to one family, Scripture pauses to record the generations of Ishmael—Abraham's son who was not part of the covenant line, yet still deeply seen and blessed by God.In this episode of CPXL, we explore Genesis 25:12–18 and what Ishmael's genealogy reveals about God's faithfulness to His promises. Though Isaac carries the covenant forward, God does not forget Ishmael. His line grows into twelve princes and a great nation, fulfilling the words God spoke years earlier to Hagar and Abraham.This conversation helps us distinguish between blessing and covenant, showing that while God's purposes are specific, His mercy is wide. Ishmael's story reminds us that God keeps His word—even when human decisions complicate the story—and that His compassion extends beyond the boundaries we often assume.In This Episode:Why Scripture records Ishmael's genealogyHow God fulfills His promises outside the covenant lineThe difference between blessing and covenantWhat Ishmael's story teaches us about God's characterHow this passage shapes the way we view those who feel “outside” the promiseKey Scriptures:Genesis 25:12–18Genesis 16Genesis 17:18–20Genesis 21:13Psalm 145:9As we reflect on God's faithfulness to Ishmael, we're invited to trust God's promises more deeply—and to see others with greater compassion as we continue into the story of Isaac's sons.About CPXLCPXL exists to equip and encourage Everyday Missionaries to Love God, Grow Up, Serve All, and Live Sent. 

1 Samuel - Saul AnointedReadings this week:1 Samuel 81 Samuel 9 & 101 Samuel 111 Samuel 121 Samuel 13For more information, please see the Reading Plan

CPXL Season 2 • Episode 3: The Abrahamic Covenant — God's Promise, God's People, God's Plan | Genesis 12, 15, 17After the scattering at Babel, God begins something new through one man and one family. In this episode of CPXL, we explore the Abrahamic Covenant—God's foundational promise that sets the trajectory for the entire biblical story.Walking through Genesis 12, 15, and 17, we see that God's covenant is entirely His initiative—grounded in faith, not performance. From Abram's call to trust without seeing the full picture, to God alone cutting the covenant, this conversation reveals God's heart to restore, bless, and redeem the nations.The episode also points forward to Jesus, the promised descendant through whom the blessing to all nations is fulfilled—showing how faith, not lineage, defines God's people.In This Episode:God's call to Abram and the meaning of covenantWhy faith is central to God's promisesHow the covenant expands in Genesis 15 and 17How Abraham's story points forward to JesusWhat it means to live as people of the covenant todayKey Scriptures:Genesis 12:1–3Genesis 15Genesis 17Galatians 3Romans 4As Genesis narrows from nations to one family, we're invited to see ourselves within God's unfolding covenant story—and to consider where He may be calling us to trust Him without seeing the full picture.About CPXLCPXL exists to equip and encourage Everyday Missionaries to Love God, Grow Up, Serve All, and Live Sent.

CPXL Season 2 • Episode 3: The Abrahamic Covenant — God's Promise, God's People, God's Plan | Genesis 12, 15, 17After the scattering at Babel, God begins something new through one man and one family. In this episode of CPXL, we explore the Abrahamic Covenant—God's foundational promise that sets the trajectory for the entire biblical story.Walking through Genesis 12, 15, and 17, we see that God's covenant is entirely His initiative—grounded in faith, not performance. From Abram's call to trust without seeing the full picture, to God alone cutting the covenant, this conversation reveals God's heart to restore, bless, and redeem the nations.The episode also points forward to Jesus, the promised descendant through whom the blessing to all nations is fulfilled—showing how faith, not lineage, defines God's people.In This Episode:God's call to Abram and the meaning of covenantWhy faith is central to God's promisesHow the covenant expands in Genesis 15 and 17How Abraham's story points forward to JesusWhat it means to live as people of the covenant todayKey Scriptures:Genesis 12:1–3Genesis 15Genesis 17Galatians 3Romans 4As Genesis narrows from nations to one family, we're invited to see ourselves within God's unfolding covenant story—and to consider where He may be calling us to trust Him without seeing the full picture.About CPXLCPXL exists to equip and encourage Everyday Missionaries to Love God, Grow Up, Serve All, and Live Sent.

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1 Samuel - Hannah & SamuelReadings this week:1 Samuel 1 & 21 Samuel 31 Samuel 41 Samuel 5 & 61 Samuel 7For more information, please see the Reading Plan

What if true strength isn't about power, but about embracing your own weakness? In this episode of Seek Go Create, Tim Winders dives into 2 Corinthians, Paul's most personal and vulnerable letter, written to a church wrestling with doubt, division, and new challengers. Discover how Paul redefines power and leadership by boasting in his hardships instead of his achievements, sharing how the upside-down logic of the Kingdom finds strength in weakness. If you've ever questioned what real spiritual resilience looks like, you won't want to miss this deep and relatable exploration of reconciliation, suffering, and hope.“Strength through weakness does not make sense in the world system—but in this new kingdom, there is strength in weakness.” - Tim WindersAccess all show and episode resources HEREEpisode Resources:NT90 Hub – This is the central website for the 90-day New Testament reading plan, with downloadable, printable plans, background information, and links to all episodes and resources.Episode Highlights:00:00 Paul's Painful Visit and Reconciliation00:21 Introduction to the New Testament Reading Plan01:04 Overview of Second Corinthians01:47 Historical Context and Setting02:57 Paul's Response to False Apostles06:22 Reading Plan for Second Corinthians06:43 Setting the Scene for Second Corinthians07:19 Paul's Vulnerable LetterResources for Leaders from Tim Winders & SGC:

Genesis 10:1–11:26 | Nations, Babel, and God's DirectionIn this episode of CPXL, Andy Addis and Eric Franklin are joined by Ryan Booth for the first three-pastor conversation of Season 2 as they walk through Genesis 10–11—the account of Noah's sons, the spread of nations, and the Tower of Babel.Genesis 10 shows how humanity repopulates the earth after the flood, forming diverse nations and families. Genesis 11 reveals how pride and misplaced unity fracture that diversity at Babel. Together, these chapters remind us that while humanity multiplies, moves, and sometimes rebels, God remains sovereignly at work—directing history toward His redemptive purposes.The conversation explores why the “Table of Nations” matters, what Babel teaches us about pride and unity, and how God's scattering is not only judgment, but also loving direction. The episode closes by pointing forward to the genealogy of Shem and the emergence of Abram—evidence that God's plan continues even through a fractured world.In This Episode:Why Genesis 10 matters more than we thinkUnity, diversity, and God's design for the nationsThe heart issue behind the Tower of BabelHow God redirects humanity without abandoning His promiseThe hopeful line leading toward AbramKey Scriptures:Genesis 10:1–32Genesis 11:1–26Genesis 1:28Deuteronomy 32:8Acts 17:26–27Hebrews 11:8–12As Genesis shifts from nations to one family, we're invited to see how God works through history—and through ours.CPXL exists to equip and encourage Everyday Missionaries to Love God, Grow Up, Serve All, and Live Sent.Follow along on the Reading Plan with us: crosspointchurch.com/readingplanAbout CrossPoint ChurchCrossPoint is one church in many places, striving to reach the state of Kansas by catalyzing God's people to be Everyday Missionaries. By God's grace, we are pursuing a vision to multiply into 20 locations by 2031—awakening the next 1% of our communities with the true hope and freedom found in Christ.Find a CrossPoint location near you at crosspointchurch.com/locations#CPXL #CrossPointChurch #BibleStudy #Genesis #ChristianPodcast #EverydayMissionaries

Genesis 10:1–11:26 | Nations, Babel, and God's DirectionIn this episode of CPXL, Andy Addis and Eric Franklin are joined by Ryan Booth for the first three-pastor conversation of Season 2 as they walk through Genesis 10–11—the account of Noah's sons, the spread of nations, and the Tower of Babel.Genesis 10 shows how humanity repopulates the earth after the flood, forming diverse nations and families. Genesis 11 reveals how pride and misplaced unity fracture that diversity at Babel. Together, these chapters remind us that while humanity multiplies, moves, and sometimes rebels, God remains sovereignly at work—directing history toward His redemptive purposes.The conversation explores why the “Table of Nations” matters, what Babel teaches us about pride and unity, and how God's scattering is not only judgment, but also loving direction. The episode closes by pointing forward to the genealogy of Shem and the emergence of Abram—evidence that God's plan continues even through a fractured world.In This Episode:Why Genesis 10 matters more than we thinkUnity, diversity, and God's design for the nationsThe heart issue behind the Tower of BabelHow God redirects humanity without abandoning His promiseThe hopeful line leading toward AbramKey Scriptures:Genesis 10:1–32Genesis 11:1–26Genesis 1:28Deuteronomy 32:8Acts 17:26–27Hebrews 11:8–12As Genesis shifts from nations to one family, we're invited to see how God works through history—and through ours.CPXL exists to equip and encourage Everyday Missionaries to Love God, Grow Up, Serve All, and Live Sent.Follow along on the Reading Plan with us: crosspointchurch.com/readingplanAbout CrossPoint ChurchCrossPoint is one church in many places, striving to reach the state of Kansas by catalyzing God's people to be Everyday Missionaries. By God's grace, we are pursuing a vision to multiply into 20 locations by 2031—awakening the next 1% of our communities with the true hope and freedom found in Christ.Find a CrossPoint location near you at crosspointchurch.com/locations#CPXL #CrossPointChurch #BibleStudy #Genesis #ChristianPodcast #EverydayMissionaries

RuthReadings this week:Judges 19-21Ruth 1Ruth 2Ruth 3Ruth 4Show Notes:Bible Project Guide - RuthWalking the Text - RuthIVP Bible Background Commentary - RuthFor more information, please see the Reading Plan

CPXL | Season 2, Episode 1The Generations of Adam | Genesis 5:1–6:8CPXL is your midweek companion to the weekend message from CrossPoint—designed to extend the conversation deeper into life and faith.In this episode, Pastors Andy Addis and Eric Franklin dive into Genesis 5:1–6:8, exploring the genealogy of Adam, the sobering weight of sin, and the surprising thread of grace that runs through even the darkest chapters of Scripture. As the repeated phrase “and he died” echoes through the text, we're reminded of the cost of the fall—yet also pointed to hope, as God preserves a line of promise.Together, we discuss what it means to bear the image of God, how sin impacts humanity, what it looks like to truly walk with God like Enoch, and where grace appears in the midst of judgment through Noah.Key themes include:The image of God and human valueThe consequence of sin and mortalityWalking faithfully with GodGod's grief over sin—and His enduring graceWhether you're reading along with us or joining for the conversation, this episode invites you to reflect on where you see the weight of sin today—and where God is still preserving hope.CPXL exists to equip and encourage Everyday Missionaries to Love God, Grow Up, Serve All, and Live Sent.

CPXL | Season 2, Episode 1The Generations of Adam | Genesis 5:1–6:8CPXL is your midweek companion to the weekend message from CrossPoint—designed to extend the conversation deeper into life and faith.In this episode, Pastors Andy Addis and Eric Franklin dive into Genesis 5:1–6:8, exploring the genealogy of Adam, the sobering weight of sin, and the surprising thread of grace that runs through even the darkest chapters of Scripture. As the repeated phrase “and he died” echoes through the text, we're reminded of the cost of the fall—yet also pointed to hope, as God preserves a line of promise.Together, we discuss what it means to bear the image of God, how sin impacts humanity, what it looks like to truly walk with God like Enoch, and where grace appears in the midst of judgment through Noah.Key themes include:The image of God and human valueThe consequence of sin and mortalityWalking faithfully with GodGod's grief over sin—and His enduring graceWhether you're reading along with us or joining for the conversation, this episode invites you to reflect on where you see the weight of sin today—and where God is still preserving hope.CPXL exists to equip and encourage Everyday Missionaries to Love God, Grow Up, Serve All, and Live Sent.

Have you ever wondered what happens to believers who die before Jesus returns? In this episode of Seek Go Create, Tim Winders takes us back to A.D. 51 and the fragile, young church in Thessalonica—grappling with grief, hope, and burning questions about the end times. Discover why Paul's first letter to this community still brings comfort and practical wisdom for living with purpose under pressure today. If you're curious about hope in the face of confusion and how the earliest Christians found encouragement, this is an episode you won't want to miss."Paul isn't giving them a timeline, he's giving them hope and calling them to live accordingly." - Tim WindersAccess all show and episode resources HEREEpisode Resources:NT90 Hub – This is the central website for the 90-day New Testament reading plan, with downloadable, printable plans, background information, and links to all episodes and resources.Episode Highlights:00:00 Introduction and Context00:16 Welcome to Seek Go Create00:38 Reading Plan and Background01:23 Introduction to First Thessalonians03:18 Historical and Cultural Context04:23 Paul's Message to the Thessalonians05:40 Living with Hope and Encouragement06:20 Practical Advice for Believers06:41 The Day of the Lord07:22 Reading and Reflection Tips07:51 Conclusion and Next StepsResources for Leaders from Tim Winders & SGC:

On today's Bible Answer Man broadcast, Hank brings up the Legacy Reading Plan, an innovative guide for reading through the Bible each year, so you can gain a better understanding of God's Word.Hank also answers the following questions:If the Magi followed the star in the East, wouldn't that have taken them in the wrong direction? David - Columbus, IN (2:06)What are your thoughts on the ministry of Michael Rozell and Refuge Ranch? Why don't we see the signs described in Mark 16:17-18 today? Aaron - Hendersonville, TN (4:25)My pastor is starting a series based on the book Not a Fan by Kyle Idleman. Do you know anything about this? Bob - Atlanta, GA (6:50)How reliable are the notes in a Study Bible? Laura - Charlotte, NC (15:10)Who are the Illuminati? Roxanna - Phoenix, AZ (16:49)Are you a Young Earth or an Old Earth Creationist? Jeff - Alto, TX (19:38)Acts 16:25 records the singing of hymns; what kind of music is acceptable for churches? Bill - Modesto, CA (21:51)

Judges - The Mighty SamsonReadings this week:Judges 13Judges 14Judges 15Judges 16Judges 17 &18For more information, please see the Reading Plan

Have you ever wondered why the religious establishment missed Jesus, or what it truly meant for the first Jewish believers to declare him as Messiah? In this episode of Seek Go Create, Tim Winders guides us through the Gospel of Matthew, unveiling how it was written to make a case for Jesus as the long-awaited King. Discover the historical backdrop, the significance of Jesus' royal lineage, and the powerful Sermon on the Mount—all while exploring what life in the Kingdom looks like then and now. Dive in and see Matthew like never before, as both a compelling argument and a transformative spiritual journey."Matthew isn't proving Jesus fits the prophecies. He's showing that Jesus is what the prophecies pointed to." - Tim WindersEpisode Resources:NT90 Hub – This is the central website for the 90-day New Testament reading plan, with downloadable, printable plans, background information, and links to all episodes and resources.Episode Highlights:00:00 Introduction to the Series00:36 Resources and Preparation01:11 Overview of the Gospel of Matthew02:35 Historical Context and Audience04:40 Structure and Themes of Matthew06:32 Personal Reflection on the Sermon on the Mount08:29 Parables and Teachings of the Kingdom08:54 The Olivet Discourse and Its Significance10:19 Reading Plan and Final Thoughts

Judges - GideonReadings this week:Judges 6Judges 7Judges 8Judges 9 & 10Judges 11 & 12For more information, please see the Reading Plan

On today's Bible Answer Man broadcast (01/02/26), Hank brings up the Legacy Reading Plan, an innovative guide for reading through the Bible each year, so you can gain a better understanding of God's Word.Hank also answers the following questions:If the Magi followed the star in the East, wouldn't that have taken them in the wrong direction? David - Columbus, IN (2:06)What are your thoughts on the ministry of Michael Rozell and Refuge Ranch? Why don't we see the signs described in Mark 16:17-18 today? Aaron - Hendersonville, TN (4:25)My pastor is starting a series based on the book Not a Fan by Kyle Idleman. Do you know anything about this? Bob - Atlanta, GA (6:50)My family seems to be against me since my divorce. Is this caused by the devil, or am I just depressed about the divorce during this time of year? Ronell - Nashville, TN (15:38)Since God is omniscient, didn't He know that Adam was going to sin before He created him? Did He know He would have to die to redeem us before He created Adam? Jason - St. Louis, MO (18:11)Is Jesus waiting to return so that sin will run its course and be destroyed before His second coming? Jason - St. Louis, MO (20:04)Is there any biblical evidence for cessationism? Charles - Lincoln, NE (21:34)What about those today who claim to perform miracles, but their preaching is heretical? Charles - Lincoln, NE (24:12)

What does real faith look like when life gets tough and the world feels against you? In this episode of Seek Go Create, Tim Winders takes us back to AD 48, introducing James—the very first book penned in the New Testament. Join us as we explore the urgent context, raw challenges, and timeless wisdom that James delivered to scattered believers under pressure. If you're ready to see how ancient truths speak powerfully to our modern struggles, this journey through James is the perfect place to start."James shows what mature faith looks like on the ground—steady joy in trials, wisdom in speech and obedience.” - Tim WindersEpisode Resources:NT90 Hub – This is the central website for the 90-day New Testament reading plan, with downloadable, printable plans, background information, and links to all episodes and resources.Episode Highlights:00:00 Introduction to the New Testament Journey00:36 Overview of the Book of James01:43 Historical Context and Audience05:41 Purpose and Themes of James07:59 Reading Plan and Next Steps09:14 Setting the Scene for James

Judges - From Commitment to CompromiseReadings this week:Judges 1Judges 2Judges 3Judges 4Judges 5For more information, please see the Reading Plan

Kingdom LivingReadings this week:1 John 31 John 41 John 52 & 3 JohnJudeShow Notes:1–3 John: Radical HospitalityLifeChange: 1, 2 & 3 JohnKnowing the Bible: 1-3 JohnFor more information, please see the Reading Plan

Kingdom LivingReadings this week:2 Peter 12 Peter 22 Peter 31 John 11 John 2For more information, please see the Reading Plan

In this heart-filled and wisdom-packed episode, Kenz sits down with Amanda Bible Williams and Raechel Myers, the inspiring co-founders of She Reads Truth. Amanda and Raechel share the beautiful beginnings of She Reads Truth, born from a simple desire to read God's word consistently and authentically. They dive into what it's looked like to run a ministry together for over a decade, what has anchored their friendship, and how to stay rooted in Scripture through every season of life. Plus, we get a look into their brand new devotional The Bible is For You, and how Advent can be a deeply meaningful season with intentional rhythms. Whether you're new to Bible reading or deep in the Word, this episode will make you feel seen, challenged, and wildly encouraged to keep going.In This Episode [00:01:00] Meeting the Founders of She Reads Truth [00:02:30] The Origin Story – A Twitter Bible Reading Movement [00:08:00] Early Days of the Ministry & Learning as They Went [00:13:00] Seeing God's Hand Through Community Testimonies [00:17:00] Fighting for a Friendship in Ministry [00:27:00] Quiet Time Rhythms Through Life's Seasons [00:34:00] Abiding in Christ Beyond the Quiet Chair [00:42:00] Preparing Your Heart for Advent Season [00:45:00] The Invitation of Advent & What to Expect from the Reading Plan [00:50:00] The Bible is For You Devotional – What It Is & Who It's For Thanks to Our Sponsors Piper and Leaf: Don't just count down to Christmas—make each day count. Visit Piperandleaf.com for 10% off their Advent Tea set Brooklyn Bedding: Go to ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠brooklynbedding.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ and use our promo code FTG at checkout to get 30% off site wide. This offer is not available anywhere else. NIV Application Study Bible - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Grab your copy today!⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Winshape: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Learn more or submit your application today⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠! If you'd like to partner with For The Girl as a sponsor, fill out our ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Advertise With Us⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ form! Follow us!