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Cross Culture Unfiltered Biblical Truth for Today's Culture. Live every Sunday at 10AM, led by Pastor Elliott Warren. Crossculturechurch.com linktr.ee/crosscultureglobal

Searching for truth in a world full of noise? Welcome to the official page for Cross Culture Global, media ministry of Cross Culture Church, led by Pastor Elliott Warren. We are a Jesus-centered, digital-first community designed for the truth seeker. Our mission is to help you strengthen your walk with God and deepen your Christian Worldview by skipping the fluff and diving deeper into th

e complex and often "off-limits" topics that matter to you. From navigating modern day issues to overcoming your trials, we offer more than just motivation but a roadmap for kingdom living.

- New sermons and clips every week.
- Raw truth and deep biblical insights for a today's culture.
- A global community and virtual-first ministry reaching every culture and corner of the earth

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06/23/2026

Upheaval often feels like a sign of destruction. Nations can spiral into darkness and people often face real hardship during seasons of chaos.

History shows us that these moments are complex. The plagues in Egypt were a mess by any measure, yet that chaos served as the precursor to their release from enslavement and ultimate freedom. God is currently at work in our nation amidst the turmoil.

We are witnessing the messy process of transformation. By the time this season concludes, the outcome will reflect a shift toward something greater and what God has in store.

Who discipled you? Not who preached at you. Not who posted scripture on your timeline. Not whose podcast you binged...Wh...
06/22/2026

Who discipled you? Not who preached at you. Not who posted scripture on your timeline. Not whose podcast you binged...

Who sat across the table from you and asked the hard questions? Who walked with you through the ugly season? Who told you the truth when you didn't want to hear it?

Information doesn't equal transformation. Your faith grew because you allowed someone to walk with you, not just preach at you. Discipleship is a map for your life - don't be a spectator in your own spiritual growth, find a leader to speak into your life and watch what happens.

06/21/2026

"Aliens, Angels, Demons, and the Nephilim - Part 2" - 6.21.26

We often tell ourselves: "Once I get my life together, then God can use me." Or, "Once I know the Bible better, then I’l...
06/19/2026

We often tell ourselves: "Once I get my life together, then God can use me." Or, "Once I know the Bible better, then I’ll serve."

But look at the disciples. Most were likely young, impulsive, and even rejected by the traditional religious tracks of their day. They weren't experts; they were just willing to follow. 🐟

Even after they were chosen, these same disciples:
- Doubted His promises when things got hard.
- Questioned His timing and His methods.
- Lacked faith in the middle of the storm.
- And at His lowest point, they even rejected and denied Him.

What a message that is for us - that these were the ones God chose to carry His message forward! God isn’t looking for a perfect resume or a life that’s already put together. If you feel unprepared, doubting, or overlooked, you are exactly the kind of person Jesus uses.

Just go forward and watch as He enables and empowers you as you go.

06/18/2026

The early church faced leaders who used their influence to pervert the grace of God into a license for sensuality, effectively denying the Lordship of Christ through their actions.

The "hyper-grace" message that suggests God is indifferent to sin, is deceptive and remains identical to the heresy Peter and Jude confronted in the new testament.

This mindset essentially claims that because we are under grace, holiness is optional, which allows sensuality and adultery to persist unchecked within the body of Christ.

Peter and Jude were clear: this is not grace; it is a perversion of the Gospel that removes the fear of God. Leaders who live in sensuality face strict judgment, and the church has a responsibility to confront this behavior rather than ignore it.

Everyone must monitor how they live, recognizing that these warnings are not just for the early church - they are a direct, ongoing call to accountability for us today!

06/17/2026

We often view "denying the Lord" as a purely verbal act, imagining someone standing up to renounce their faith. The New Testament writers paint a much more uncomfortable picture.

Both 2 Peter 2:1–3 and Jude 1:4 warn of leaders who stand in public, proclaim Jesus as Lord, and yet live lives defined by sexual immorality and disregard for holiness.

The difficult questions we must all confront is if our faith defined by the vocabulary we use, or the habits we keep? Peter and Jude argue that a confession of faith becomes deceptive when it is not supported by a holy life.

In their view, these leaders are not denying Christ with their lips, but they are absolutely denying His lordship with their actions.

It serves as a sobering reminder that for the early church, integrity was not just a suggestion; it was the primary evidence of whether someone truly knew the Lord.

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The Bible has always been controversial.It got its author crucified. Its messengers imprisoned. Its followers hunted.So ...
06/16/2026

The Bible has always been controversial.

It got its author crucified. Its messengers imprisoned. Its followers hunted.

So when someone tells you your beliefs are "too much" - remember, you're in very good company.

The gospel wasn't designed to make people comfortable but to make people free.

A polite faith never broke a chain. We aren't here to blend into the shadows but to be a light that exposes the darkness. If the Truth is offensive to those settled in a lie, let it be - freedom is worth the friction.

06/15/2026

There is an uncomfortable truth that applies to our faith, our work, and our personal lives: The "new" cannot arrive until the "old" passes away.

It’s easy to get sentimental about how things used to be. We feel safe in the old patterns, relationships, jobs, etc. But in John 16:7, Jesus made a radical claim to His disciples - that His departure was actually to their advantage because it cleared the path for something greater.

Think about your own journey. Are you grieving a version of your life that was meant to expire? We often struggle not because we lack potential, but because we are trying to force a previous season to keep flowing into a new one.

Sometimes, the end of a relationship, a job, or a mindset is an opening to something new and better. If you’re feeling the friction of transition today, consider that you might not be losing something; you might just be clearing the space for the next good thing God has for you.

06/14/2026

"Aliens, Angels, Demons, and the Nephilim" - 6.14.26

There's a difference between being busy and being fruitful.Busy is full calendars, endless tasks, and exhaustion you wea...
06/12/2026

There's a difference between being busy and being fruitful.

Busy is full calendars, endless tasks, and exhaustion you wear like a badge.

Fruitful is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. (Galatians 5:22-23)

Notice what's not on the fruit list: productivity, platform, influence, or hustle.

God never asked you to be busy. He asked you to abide. The fruit comes from the branch staying connected to the vine, not from the branch trying harder.

A gut check for today - are you abiding or just grinding?

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