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Could God Ever Forgive Someone Like Me?
Could God Ever Forgive Someone Like Me?
Can God really forgive anyone? What about someone whose past feels too broken... too sinful... too far gone?
In this message, Toby walks through the Gospel of Jesus Christ directly from Scripture, explaining why we all need a Savior, why Jesus had to die, and how His death and resurrection provide the only hope for forgiveness and eternal life.
Whether you've followed Christ for years or you're simply searching for answers, this message points to the hope found in Jesus Christ alone.
There was room for the thief. There is room for you.
The Ministry of the Holy Spirit
The Ministry of the Holy Spirit
The Holy Spirit Convicts
(Part 1)
The Holy Spirit Convicts
(Part 1)
A biblical study of the Holy Spirit’s work in convicting the world of sin and pointing people to their need for Christ.
God Initiates - We Respond
(part 2)
God Initiates - We Respond
(part 2)
A continuation of the study exploring how God's initiative through the Holy Spirit calls every person to respond to Christ in faith and repentance.
Creation Tells You How Great He Is
Creation Tells You How Great He Is
Recorded among the towering redwoods, this message reflects on the greatness of God revealed through creation and the grace of God revealed through the cross.
Creation tells you how great He is.
The cross tells you how gracious He is.
This message is an invitation to look beyond the beauty of creation to the Creator—and to remember that His greatness is matched by His grace.
What if they never change?
What if they never change?
What happens when someone hears the Gospel but never changes? This message explores the difference between biblical separation and Christian isolation—and challenges believers to hold firmly to truth while continuing to love people who believe, live, or think differently.
If they never change… will you?
They Answer To God - So Do You
They Answer To God - So Do You
They Answer to God. So Do You. is a reminder that being convinced someone is wrong does not give us permission to treat them with contempt. Scripture calls us to speak truth, hold our convictions, and remember that every person is made in the image of God. Their accountability before God does not erase ours.
Jesus Didn't Come Just To Tell you you're guilty
Jesus Didn't Come Just To Tell you you're guilty
This message explores the difference between conviction, condemnation, and redemption—and why, when we share the Gospel, we must be careful not to leave people only with condemnation. We aren’t called to win arguments; we’re called to faithfully deliver the message of our King and point people to the Savior.
And Then He Sent Us
And Then He Sent Us
Jesus sent us into the world not as condemning judges, but as ambassadors for Christ—speaking truth in love and carrying the Gospel of reconciliation to those who need Him.
Christians Should Think Before They Speak
Christians Should Think Before They Speak
Learn how Christians can faithfully approach difficult questions by standing firmly on God's Word while responding with humility, grace, and truth.
"I'm Only Saying This Because I Love You..."
"I'm Only Saying This Because I Love You..."
How should Christians speak difficult truths? This teaching explores how Jesus combined uncompromising truth with genuine compassion, and why our words should always reflect His heart.
When We try to do God's JOb
When We try to do God's JOb
God calls us to proclaim the truth, but He never calls us to change hearts. Discover how understanding the difference can transform the way we share the Gospel.
When We Love Our Opinions More Than the truth
When We Love Our Opinions More Than the truth
This teaching explores the danger of becoming more committed to defending our opinions than discovering God’s truth. God does not change, and His truth does not change—but our understanding can grow when we approach His Word with humility and a teachable heart.
Watch Our New Series - Before You Speak...
Watch Our New Series - Before You Speak...
Remember You Own Sin
Remember You Own Sin
Season 1 Episode 1
Before we speak to someone about Christ, correct someone, or enter a difficult conversation, we should first remember our own need for grace. In this episode, we explore how remembering our own sin produces humility—not compromise—and helps us speak God’s truth with the grace and compassion of Christ.
Pray First
Pray First
Season 1 Episode 2
Before you speak, pray first.
It’s easy to spend more time preparing our arguments than preparing our hearts. In Episode 2 of Before You Speak…, we look at why prayer should come before the difficult conversation, before the online response, and before we try to point someone toward Christ.
Prayer reminds us that we are responsible for faithfully speaking the truth in love—but God is the One who works in hearts.
Before you prepare your words, prepare your heart. Pray first.
listen
listen
Season 1 Episode 3
Before we respond, correct someone, or enter a difficult conversation, we should first take the time to truly listen. In this episode, we explore how listening doesn’t require agreement or compromise—it helps us understand the person in front of us so we can respond with God’s truth, wisdom, grace, and the compassion of Christ.
In the series Don’t Be Afraid of the Hard Questions. Bring Them., we take on difficult questions in a fast-paced, short, and punchy format—cutting through the noise and getting straight to biblical truth with Christlike compassion.
When The World Broke
When The World Broke
Season 1 Episode 1
In Episode 1, “When the World Broke,” we tackle a hard question: If God created the world good, why is there so much suffering, disease, brokenness, and death?
We go back to Scripture and the Fall to see what the Bible actually says happened to God’s good creation—and why the brokenness we see today is not the end of the story.
WhY Put The Tree There?
WhY Put The Tree There?
Season 1 Episode 2
If God knew Adam would eat the forbidden fruit, why put the tree in the Garden at all? Was it a trap? Did God set humanity up to fail? In this episode, we tackle the difference between God knowing a choice will be made and God causing that choice to be made. One garden. One boundary. One warning. And one very hard question.
Don’t be afraid of the hard questions. Bring them.
Are We Following Jesus...
Or just following the flock?
Are We Following Jesus...
Or just following the flock?
Season 1 Episode 3
The flock can be wrong. In Episode 3, a chicken coop becomes the perfect place to ask a hard question: Do we believe what we believe because the Bible actually says it—or because somebody told us it does? Biblical faith isn’t afraid to open the Bible, search the Scriptures, and ask, “Lord, if I’m wrong, show me.”
Don’t be afraid of the hard questions. Bring them.
Do You Really Think You can argue someone into heaven?
Do You Really Think You can argue someone into heaven?
Season 1 Episode 4
This episode challenges Christians to rethink the goal of Gospel conversations: winning an argument isn’t the same as reaching a person. Speak the truth, defend the faith, and point people to Jesus, but remember: right argument, wrong heart is still wrong.
Don’t be afraid of the hard questions. Bring them.
Where Is God?
Where Is God?
Season 1 Episode 5
Where is God when people suffer? In this episode of Don’t Be Afraid of the Hard Questions, we look at what Scripture says about sin, suffering, death, and God’s response to a broken world. We may not know why God allows every tragedy, but we do know this: He is not distant. Jesus entered our suffering, defeated death, His Spirit is with believers now, and He is coming back to make all things right.
Don’t be afraid of the hard questions. Bring them.
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More Resources Are Coming
Cross & Grace Ministries is continuing to develop biblical handouts, teaching materials, and companion resources to help believers and churches approach difficult subjects with truth, grace, and the hope found in the gospel.
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