WHERE THE CROSS MEETS CULTURE

FAITH THAT
CHANGES
HOW WE LIVE.

Following Jesus isn't just about what we believe. It's about how we think, what we say, and how we treat the people around us.

NOT JUST ON SUNDAYS. RIGHT HERE. RIGHT NOW.
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CROSS CULTURE / EST. 2026
TRUTH WITHOUT CONTEMPT✳CONVICTION WITH COMPASSION✳FAITH IN EVERYDAY LIFE

THE CROSS
CHANGES EVERYTHING.

It's easy to say we follow Jesus. The harder question is whether people can see that in the way we live.

Cross Culture is a place to think honestly about Scripture and what it means for our everyday choices: how we respond when we're offended, how we handle disagreement, and how we love people who see the world differently.

Not from a place of having it all figured out. From a desire to keep becoming more like Christ.

“Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewal of your mind.” ROMANS 12:2 (ESV)

SHORT VIDEOS.
LASTING QUESTIONS.

Real-life questions. Biblical perspective. A conversation worth having.

FEATURED VIDEO · MATTHEW 5:38–42

Turn the Other Cheek

When someone insults or mistreats us, our instinct is often to retaliate. In Matthew 5, Jesus calls us to respond differently, refusing to return hatred for hatred.

THE QUESTION

What does it look like to refuse to return hatred when someone mistreats you?

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FAITH ISN'T
JUST A THEORY.

Start with a question. Open the passage. Think about what changes in real life.

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NOT ABOVE
THE CONVERSATION.
IN IT.

Cross Culture is a Bible-based project about the difference Jesus calls us to make in the world around us.

It's not about winning arguments or pretending to have all the answers. It's about taking Scripture seriously and letting it challenge our attitudes, motives, words, and actions—starting with our own.

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WANT TO
KNOW JESUS?

Have questions about Jesus, the Bible, or what it means to become a Christian?

In Acts 2:32–41, Peter proclaimed the risen Jesus. When the people asked what they should do, Peter called them to repent and be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of their sins.

If you'd like to understand that message, ask questions, or study the Bible together, I'd love to talk. No pressure. Just an honest conversation.

START WITH THE STORY ACTS 2:32–41

LET'S STUDY TOGETHER.

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