The Reality Is
Welcome to "The Reality Is," a podcast where the pastors of Crossroads Community Church gather to discuss the practical application of biblical principles in our daily lives. Join us as we explore how faith can guide us through the challenges and triumphs of real life. Whether it's relationships, work, or personal growth, we're here to help you live out your faith meaningfully. This podcast's premise is about how to apply biblical principles to our everyday lives. Tune in for insightful conversations that inspire and empower you to pursue Christ with every moment of your life.
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The Reality Is
Latest Episodes
The Cute Fox That Ate Your Devotion
You can be trying your best and still be drifting. That’s the uncomfortable truth we sit with as we talk about “little foxes” the small, cute, easy-to-excuse compromises that quietly chew through your spiritual life until you look up and can’t ...
How Sin Sneaks In
Sin almost never shows up looking dangerous. It shows up looking small, reasonable, and easy to manage, like a “cracked window” you leave open because you’re sure nobody will notice. That’s why so many sincere Christians wake up years later and...
The Two-Month Challenge
“How are you doing?” is a loaded question when we never slow down long enough to hear the real answer. For our season finale, we leave you with a two-month challenge that sounds simple but cuts straight through superficial relationships: ask so...
Simple Daily Habits That Strengthen Your Walk With God
Your calendar may be packed, but your spiritual life doesn’t have to run on leftovers. We talk about a hard truth with a simple picture: when we stay distracted, we end up treating God like social media, scrolling past old highlights instead of...
Christian Accountability That Actually Helps
“Am I my brother’s keeper?” sounds like a simple question, but it exposes a huge gap in modern Christian community. We’ve heard it used as a shutdown line, a way to avoid getting involved. We take the opposite stance: yes, we are responsible to...