SouthCrest Church Podcast

SouthCrest Church Sunday message, 7/13/25. Our journey through the Bible continues in Mark 14:3-9. In these verses Senior Pastor Matt McFadden challenges us to determine what is Christ worth to us—what is our worth-ship?

SouthCrest Church Sunday message, 7/6/25. Senior Pastor Matt McFadden uses Mark 12:13-17 to continue our journey through the Bible. In these verses we see that all belongs to God, including that which belongs to Caesar. So, what do we render to God? Everything.

SouthCrest Church Sunday message, 6/29/25. Our journey through the Bible comes to Mark 11 where Senior Pastor Matt McFadden explores hypocrisy verses authentic faith.

SouthCrest Church Sunday message, 6/22/25. Student Pastor Jevaughn Huggins continues our journey through the Bible in Mark 10:13-16. These verses teach us that we are to approach Jesus like a child: powerless, without accolades and totally dependent on the mercy and grace of God.

SouthCrest Church Sunday message, 6/15/25. We find ourselves in Mark 8 on our journey through the Bible. Senior Pastor Matt McFadden uses this chapter to help us see that in Jesus only can we find true satisfaction and fulfillment.

SouthCrest Church Sunday message, 6/8/25. Senior Pastor Matt McFadden continues our journey through the Bible in Mark 1-5. In these chapters we see Mark make the case for Jesus’s authority over evil, sin, creation and death. 

SouthCrest Church Sunday message, 6/1/25. Growth Pastor Caleb Warren steers our year long journey through the Bible into the New Testament with Mark 1:1-8. In these verses Mark sets the stage for the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

SouthCrest Church Sunday message, 5/25/25. Our Old Testament journey through the Bible concludes in the Book of Micah. Grace Pastor Ben Hosey uses the words of the Prophet Micah to show us two key reasons to trust God: His character and His promises. 

SouthCrest Church Sunday message, 5/18/25. Our journey through the Bible continues in Joel 2:12-17. In these verses the prophet Joel calls on Israel to repent—the day of the Lord is coming! Senior Pastor Matt McFadden calls on us to heed Joel’s message: return to God with all of your heart and experience God’s grace.

SouthCrest Church Sunday message, 5/11/25. Senior Pastor Matt McFadden continues our journey through the Bible in Proverbs 31. We discover in this chapter the “Proverbs 31 Woman”—a Godly woman who is a gift from God.

SouthCrest Church Sunday message, 5/4/25. Elder Ryan Keith continues our journey through the Bible in Proverbs 1 & 2. Anchoring today's teaching on Proverbs 1:7, we learn fear or reverence of God is the beginning of all knowledge.

SouthCrest Church Sunday message, 4/27/25. We resume our journey through the Bible in Psalm 119. Introducing us to this acrostic poem, Senior Pastor Matt McFadden teaches from Psalm 119:1-16 that our lives should be shaped by God’s Word.

SouthCrest Church Easter Sunday message, 4/20/25. Senior Pastor Matt McFadden brings our Easter message from Revelation 1:17-18: Fear not, because of who Jesus is, what Jesus has done, and what Jesus holds.

SouthCrest Church Sunday message, 3/30/25. Our journey through the Bible brings us to 2 Samuel 7, where in this pivotal Old Testament chapter Senior Pastor Matt McFadden shows us the forever establishment of King David’s house: the establishment of the line from King David to King Jesus. 

SouthCrest Church Sunday message, 3/16/25. Our journey through the Bible encounters a great love story in Ruth. Elder Brandon Christensen leads us to the key takeaway of this book: you are loved!

SouthCrest Church Sunday message, 3/9/25. Growth Pastor Caleb Warren continues our journey through the Bible in Judges 15-16. In these the chapters we explore the downward cycle of sin that Israel finds itself in, and finding Jesus in these pages, we see that He is our final Redeemer and Prince of Peace—the breaker of our sin cycle.

SouthCrest Church Sunday message, 3/2/25. Our journey through the Bible continues in Joshua 1:1-9. In these verses Senior Pastor Matt McFadden helps us see that—though our fear is real—we have the power to be bold and courageous in service to our God.