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Crossings Knoxville

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299 episodes
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Date created
2021/04/14
Latest episode
2026/10/04
Average duration
31 min.
Release period
8 days

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Crossings Knoxville is a faith community in Knoxville, Tennessee that launched in 2007. We exist to help people find their way back to God.

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Where is Love Now? (Isaiah 5:1-30)
2026/10/04
Our study takes a turn to a love song in Isaiah 5 about a farmer and his vineyard. The love song quickly becomes a devastating one that turns the questions back to us. This text forces us to confront the dehumanizing practices in our society and what we actually expect justice to look like. Worship Songs: Abide with Me For the Beauty The Valley Where Is Love Now?⁠
How To Tell A True Prophecy Story (Isaiah 36:1-39:8)
2026/09/27
How do we tell a true story when the details of the past don't seem complete? How do we keep telling our stories as we evolve? What story do we want to tell about ourselves in 5-10 years?
The Prophet and the Poet (Isaiah 7:1-8:22)
2026/09/20
Isaiah 7-8 introduces a complex historical situation that, if we take the time to study it, will remind us of God's ongoing presence with us, including in the birth-of-Christ narrative in Matthew. It's a poem and prophecy that asks us to name the physical signs of God's presence in ways the rulers of the world fail to offer. Worship Songs: God With Us Path of Sorrow Rest in You King of Kings
Imagine a Prophet (Isaiah 6:1-13)
2026/09/13
What comes to mind when we picture a prophet or a prophetic book? How might the book of Isaiah challenge us to evaluate our biases or unconscious participation in culture? How can we join an ongoing conversation of prophecy as we reinvent traditions, correct past mistakes, and build a more resilient community for the present? Worship Songs: All Creatures of Our God and King Holy, Holy, Holy  Revelation Song Teaching Song: Hairpin Turns
The Impossible Prophet (Isaiah 1:1)
2026/09/06
As we begin our 12-week study of Isaiah, we hope to ask questions about what it would mean for us to find home again. How can we engage the impossible task of being human, finding meaning, and searching for God? What would it mean to find healing and build a more resilient faith from ancient traditions? How can we add our voices to those of the past and join the conversation? Worship Songs: Build My Life You Hold It All Path of Sorrow Our Great God
Rocks and Shores (Beyond the Blue Week 3)
2026/08/30
When Jesus invites his friends to breakfast, he's inviting them to reenact a story. Reenacting the story is essentially what we do together each week, and Molly unpacks why it's the reason she stays Christian. This is the last part of a series where Molly shares reflections of her sabbatical. Worship Songs: This is My Father’s World Steadfast King of Kings So Will I
Ghosts and Fairies (Beyond the Blue Week 2)
2026/08/23
What if faith doesn’t require us to choose between a grounded, reality-based life and a sense of wonder, mystery, and enchantment? In the story of Peter walking on water, we explored what it means to step beyond certainty, encounter the sacred in the natural world, and trust that something might be holding us up even when faith feels preposterous. Worship Songs: Sovereign Be Thou My Vision Your Steadfast Love Teaching Songs: Beyond the Blue
Crosses and Coracles (Beyond the Blue Week 1)
2026/08/16
Molly is back from sabbatical sharing stories of her time in Ireland and Scotland, connecting them with stories from the gospels that take place in boats. This teachings asks about the direction of trust in the story of Jesus calming the storm.  Worship Songs: God With Us CornerstoneGoodness of God Teaching Song: Beyond the Blue
A Mosaic of Connection (Poet's Eyes Week 5)
2026/08/09
Is the work of building a life of faith a solitary burden or a communal project? What happens when the stories we inherit don't seem to fit the lives we are actually living? Can we treat our doubts, wounds, and contradictions not as failures, but as the essential materials for a new foundation? When traditional narratives leave us with gaps and silences, do we dare to use our own "poet's eyes" to fill them in? Worship Songs Abide with Me You Hold It All Bind Us Together Christ Be All Around Me
Reverence/Irreverence (Poet's Eyes Week 4)
2026/08/02
What is the dynamic between reverence and irreverence in faith? How can we adopt the posture of the "holy fool" in our lives? Where do we need to embrace the imperfections in order to create, play, and grow? Worship Songs This is My Father's World Nothing I Hold On To Make Room Teaching Song Turn, Turn, Turn
Faith Re-Vision (Poet's Eyes Week 3)
2026/07/26
Worship Songs: Be Thou My Vision Path of Sorrow ⁠You Hold it All⁠ Teaching Song: Winning Streak GBTG/Shalom: Jen Cunic
Adventures of a Garden Gnome (Poet's Eyes Week 2)
2026/07/19
What is the role of surprise in faith? How can we be more present to our stories? Where do we least expect to find God hiding? How can we take more risks to dare to go where we've always longed to go? Worship Songs: Holy Spirit For The Beauty  Bind Us Together Christ Be All Around Me
Constraint, General Magic, and the Narrow Way (Poet's Eyes - Week 1)
2026/07/12
How can we embrace our faith journey with Poet’s Eyes? How can we learn to see faith as a set of creative constraints—imperfect but liberating? Where can we experiment with our limitations and be freed up to live more fully? Worship Songs:  I Will Sing You Hold It All⁠ Oceans⁠ Teaching Song: Faith
Peace and Tactical Frivolity (Esther Week 4)
2026/07/05
The story of Esther is, in part, a script for the holiday of Purim. The Purim festival celebrates hidden identities, humor, and survival. How can we enact more "tactical frivolity" in turbulent times? How do we address the violent themes in Esther's story and our own world? How can we both laugh at power and take peaceful action to subvert it? Worship Songs: Anchor of Hope Path of Sorrow Steadfast Love Endures Remembrance/Step by Step
Who Knows (Esther Week 2)
2026/06/21
How are uncertainty and faith necessary partners? Just as Esther attempts to rewrite King Saul’s failures in 1 Samuel 15, how can we rewrite and redeem the failures of Christianity, our family trees, and our own lives? Can we get unstuck and just start moving, even if we don't know what will happen? What if we have experienced everything in our lives “for such a time as this” to make a small difference in the world? Worship Songs: Be Thou My Vision In Christ Alone Yet Not I, But Through Christ In Me Teaching Song: The Old Story

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Mr_Glenn 2024/08/20
Unconscionably Blasphemous
In the sermon from 8/18/24, the definitions of sin and salvation were restructured to define Jesus’ death on the cross not as a substitutionary sacrif...
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