Dustin Crawford's guest appearances

Dustin Crawford

Four Oaks East Sermons

Hallmark Baptist Church of Enid, OK

We Do Recover With Jared Miller

Lance Olimb

Yaacov Petscher

Paul Rezkalla

Scott Stake

Rob Pifer

Greg Hutchens

Shane Little

Reggie Hutchins

Bryan Zhang

Bob Evans

Stephen Altrogge

Jared C. Wilson

Daniel Montgomery

Joshua Hughes

Funmi Ojetayo

OwlTail

Jared Miller

We Do Recover with Jared Miller - EP 038 - Finding Purpose Danielle Crowder &amp; Dustin Crawford

We Do Recover with Jared Miller - EP 038 - Finding Purpose Danielle Crowder &amp; Dustin Crawford

EP 038 - Finding Purpose with Danielle & Dustin Crawford

Wednesday Evening Service 3/11/2020 (Youth Pastor Dustin Crawford)

Dustin Crawford, lead pastor of True North Community Church in Atlanta, continues our Weak is Strong series with a sermon from 2 Corinthians 5:1-10. Download the sermon guide at fouroakschurch.com/guide.Hope in the Face of DeathPastor Dustin CrawfordSunday, December 27, 2015Before I get started I just want to share a little bit about our church plant and just say thank you. Without your sacrifice and generosity giving to Sojourn Network, we wouldn’t be able to do what we do. We wouldn’t be able to share the gospel, so I just want to thank you from the bottom of my heart. We are overwhelmed by your generosity for us and for the other 14 church plants. I’d like to share a story so that you can rejoice with us because when you give, you are going with us. The salvations that we see and the reconciliations that we see in marriages and all the beautiful things that we see because of the power of the gospel, you are participating with us and so I’d like to share a short story.There was a guy named Jonathan Walker, we call him Waka, and if you have ever seen our website, he is the guy who does all the photography for our website. He is a nonbeliever. He is one of the first guys I met once we moved to Atlanta. He is on Instagram and somehow someway, me and my wife went to a Braves game and he saw a post that my wife made about me wearing all my Braves gear. He sent me a message that said, “I just don’t understand the tattoos. I don’t understand that you guys want to move to the inner city and work among the down and out and the hurting and the poor and you are a pastor. I don’t get that so I’d love to meet up for coffee if you have time.” I was like “I’ve got plenty of time!” So we got to coffee and over coffee he shares his story. Over the course of about 3 years ago he was in the process of committing suicide. He was getting ready to walk out into the MARTA, which was the train system. His sister called him twice and since she called him twice he figured it must have been an emergency. So he answered the phone and didn’t take his life by the grace of God. Over the course of the next two months or three months as we are journeying with him and sharing the gospel with him, sharing our life with him he starts to wonder what the hope is that we have that he feels like he is just missing.  He’s got this deep hole within his heart that he is just longing to feel healed, to feel satisfaction, to feel joy in the midst of sorrow and he is thinking “What is it?”So he pulls me aside after community group one night and he is wrestling saying “You are answering questions that I have. No one has ever done that. You are talking about things that I really struggle with and you don’t say it in a way where you are just blowing me off and saying ‘believe this’, you are sharing your doubts and your hurts and you are fighting to trust the Lord. What is this? What do I need to do to have my sins forgiven?” So I got to share the gospel with him and now we are walking with him. We don’t know if he is saved yet, but he is right there and your giving makes things like this possible. So we can rejoice with this, and without your giving, Waka would have never heard the gospel, so I thank you and I praise you for Christ in you so thank you so much.Today we are going to be in 2 Corinthians 5:1-10. This is a meaty passage, a weighty ...

Dustin Crawford, lead pastor of True North Community Church in Atlanta, continues our Weak is Strong series with a sermon from 2 Corinthians 5:1-10. Download the sermon guide at <a href="http://fouroakschurch.com/guide" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">fouroakschurch.com/guide</a>.<a rel="nofollow">Hope in the Face of Death</a>Pastor Dustin CrawfordSunday, December 27, 2015Before I get started I just want to share a little bit about our church plant and just say thank you. Without your sacrifice and generosity giving to Sojourn Network, we wouldn’t be able to do what we do. We wouldn’t be able to share the gospel, so I just want to thank you from the bottom of my heart. We are overwhelmed by your generosity for us and for the other 14 church plants. I’d like to share a story so that you can rejoice with us because when you give, you are going with us. The salvations that we see and the reconciliations that we see in marriages and all the beautiful things that we see because of the power of the gospel, you are participating with us and so I’d like to share a short story. There was a guy named Jonathan Walker, we call him Waka, and if you have ever seen our website, he is the guy who does all the photography for our website. He is a nonbeliever. He is one of the first guys I met once we moved to Atlanta. He is on Instagram and somehow someway, me and my wife went to a Braves game and he saw a post that my wife made about me wearing all my Braves gear. He sent me a message that said, “I just don’t understand the tattoos. I don’t understand that you guys want to move to the inner city and work among the down and out and the hurting and the poor and you are a pastor. I don’t get that so I’d love to meet up for coffee if you have time.” I was like “I’ve got plenty of time!” So we got to coffee and over coffee he shares his story. Over the course of about 3 years ago he was in the process of committing suicide. He was getting ready to walk out into the MARTA, which was the train system. His sister called him twice and since she called him twice he figured it must have been an emergency. So he answered the phone and didn’t take his life by the grace of God. Over the course of the next two months or three months as we are journeying with him and sharing the gospel with him, sharing our life with him he starts to wonder what the hope is that we have that he feels like he is just missing.  He’s got this deep hole within his heart that he is just longing to feel healed, to feel satisfaction, to feel joy in the midst of sorrow and he is thinking “What is it?”So he pulls me aside after community group one night and he is wrestling saying “You are answering questions that I have. No one has ever done that. You are talking about things that I really struggle with and you don’t say it in a way where you are just blowing me off and saying ‘believe this’, you are sharing your doubts and your hurts and you are fighting to trust the Lord. What is this? What do I need to do to have my sins forgiven?” So I got to share the gospel with him and now we are walking with him. We don’t know if he is saved yet, but he is right there and your giving makes things like this possible. So we can rejoice with this, and without your giving, Waka would have never heard the gospel, so I thank you and I praise you for Christ in you so thank you so much.Today we are going to be in 2 Corinthians 5:1-10. This is a meaty passage, a weighty ...

Hope in the Face of Death (Killearn) by Dustin Crawford