3Crosses Podcast

Going Deeper: When You Want to Pretend (with Danny Strange)

In this episode, we continue our Honest to God series with Psalm 62 and the reminder that God is our rock when life feels unstable. We talk about what it means to stop pretending we’re fine, honestly pour out our hearts to God, and speak His promises back to our souls when fear and anxiety take hold. When everything around us is shaking, we can run to the rock, stand firm on the rock, and find refuge in Christ.

Going Deeper: Restoration (with Ryan Suzuki)

In this episode of the 3Crosses Podcast, we unpack James 5:19–20 and the danger of slowly wandering from the truth, exploring how even small “1 degree” drifts can eventually lead us far from God and His people. We talk about what it looks like to lovingly pursue those who are wandering, following the example of Jesus, the Good Shepherd who never stops going after the lost. As we wrap up our James series and look ahead to Psalms, this conversation reminds us that living a single-minded life is not just personal — it’s about pursuing and protecting one another in community.

Restoration (Full Sermon)

James closes with mission. Mature faith does not turn inward but moves outward in love. A single-minded community refuses to let people drift, joining God’s work of restoration with clarity, courage, and compassion. From our "A Study Through James" series • Ryan Suzuki

Going Deeper: Prayer (with Austin Payne)

In this episode, we walk through James 5:13–18 and discover that the most powerful prayers don’t come from people who have it all together, but from people who know they need God. Through stories of suffering, joy, confession, and Elijah’s humanity, we see how prayer recenters divided hearts around dependence on God. This Mother’s Day message reminds us that effective prayer is not about perfection, but honest alignment with the God who meets us in our need.

Prayer (Full Sermon)

James presents prayer as the unifying practice of a whole life. Prayer realigns the heart toward dependence on God in suffering, joy, sickness, and sin. Through prayer, divided lives are re-centered and restored. From our "A Study Through James" series • Austin Payne