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Crystal Lake Church

Located near the shores of Lake Michigan, Crystal Lake Church serves the communities of Frankfort, Elberta, Beulah and Benzonia, MI. ​​Whether you're a life-long Michigander, new to the area, or just visiting, you'll find a warm, welcoming, and biblical teaching congregation.

Podcast · By Crystal Lake Church · English · US · Official site

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Aug 16, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 16, 2026

    Acts 13:1-12 - God Has A Mission For His Church (opens the original)

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    Pastor Tyler Anderson reflects on uncertainty in his mother’s difficult season and the church’s own new season after challenges like a fire and changing meeting spaces, noting God often gives only the next step. In Acts 13:1-12, the church at Antioch becomes a sending church, commissioning Barnabas and Saul without knowing what lies ahead. Tyler highlights four lessons: God uses all kinds of people; before doing something for God, believers should worship, pray, and fast to seek His direction; b

  2. Episode · Aug 2, 2026

    Acts 12 - When God Is Still In Control (opens the original)

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    Pastor Tyler Anderson preaches from Acts 12, where James is executed, Peter is arrested, and Herod appears to be winning, butthe chapter is ultimately about God’s sovereignty. He highlights four truths: God is still in control when we don’t understand; God is still at work when all we can do is pray; God is bigger than every obstacle; and God is still building His kingdom. Pastor Tyler connects the passage to his church’s post-fire transition and personal losses, urging confidence in God rather

  3. Episode · Jul 26, 2026

    Acts 11:19-30 - Building the Right Church (opens the original)

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    Pastor Tyler Anderson stresses that a healthy church is defined by people, not facilities, as seen in Acts 11 and the church in Antioch, which thrived without an impressive campus. He outlines four marks of the right church: every believer shares Jesus, the church celebrates God’s grace, it invests in growing disciples, and it lives generously for God’s mission. He connects these priorities to upcoming building plans, calling the building a tool, not the church.

  4. Episode · Jul 19, 2026

    Acts 11:1-18 - Don't Miss What God is Doing (opens the original)

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    Pastor Tyler Anderson preaches from Acts 11, warning that believers can become so focused on tasks, preferences, and traditions that they miss God’s work right in front of them. He compares this to a parent rushing to get out the door and missing a child’s meaningful act. In Jerusalem, the first response to Peter’s report that Gentiles received the gospel and the Holy Spirit was criticism—“Why did you eat with Gentiles?”—showing they were consumed with methods instead of God’s miracle. Peter hum

  5. Episode · Jul 12, 2026

    Acts 10:24-48 - The Heart of God (opens the original)

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    Pastor Tyler Anderson reflects on World Cup crowds as a glimpse of heaven’s diversity and preaches from Acts 10:24–48 about God’s heart for every nation through Peter and Cornelius. He highlights four truths: God is already preparing hearts, the gospel is bigger than assumptions, believers shouldn’t try to control what only God can do, and the church should join what God is doing by welcoming and baptizing new believers. He challenges the church to cross barriers, identify “your Cornelius,” and

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