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Anger is not the opposite of faith — Psalm 4 shows us a psalmist who cries out in distress and chooses to remember what God has done. This week makes room for anger in the presence of God. Honest to God Lens: Anger brought to God honestly becomes the ground where trust is rebuilt.From our "Honest To God" series • Austin Payne

When God feels far away, Psalm 13 gives us language for honest lament—teaching us to tell Him how we feel, ask Him for what we need, trust Him regardless, and worship Him now.

"How long, Lord?" is not a failure of faith — it is faith. This week models lament as a biblical practice and shows how honest protest and deep trust can live in the same breath. Honest to God Lens: Lament is not the absence of trust — it is trust that refuses to go silent.From our "Honest To God" series • Larry Vold

When everything feels heavy, Psalm 42 gives us words for seasons where God feels far away and faith feels dry. In this message, we’re reminded that faithful people can walk through darkness, but God is still near even when we can’t feel Him. The psalmist shows us how to speak truth to our own soul, remember God’s faithfulness, and keep walking toward hope.

Some seasons resist every effort to feel better. Psalm 42 gives us language for the weight — honest prayer that doesn't bypass the darkness but holds on to God in the middle of it. Honest to God Lens: Honest prayer doesn't bypass the darkness — it holds on to God inside of it.From our "Honest To God" series • Danny Strange

When fear and anxiety feel overwhelming, Psalm 46 reminds us that God is not distant from our trouble—He is present in the middle of it. This message looks at what it means to bring our fear honestly before God and discover that peace comes not from control, but from knowing Him in the shaking. Anxiety is not the opposite of faith; it is often exactly where faith begins.

Anxiety is not a sign of weak faith. Psalm 46 points us to a God who is a present help, not a distant solution — and invites us into a stillness that is trust, not denial. Fear is not the absence of faith; it is often the starting point. Psalm 91 does not minimize danger–it places the fearful in the shelter of the God who promises to be with us. Honest to God Lens: God is not a distant solution — He is a present help, and that changes everything.From our "Honest To God" series • Austin Payne

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.

God has never asked for our polished performance — He asks for our hearts. This week opens everything: honest prayer is not a crisis of faith, it is the doorway the entire Psalms hold open. Honest to God Lens: Honest prayer is not where faith breaks down — it is where faith begins.From our "Honest To God" series • Danny Strange

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.