CrossPointe Sermons

Pastor Johnathan opens with a passionate call for the church to pursue more — more of God's presence, healing, anointing, and correction — because the enemy is also ramping up his attacks. Using Moses' encounter with the burning bush in Exodus 3, Pastor Johnathan draws a powerful parallel: just as God called an unlikely, fear-filled Moses to an impossible assignment, God is calling ordinary, imper...

Pastor Johnathan kicks off a new series called "Ready for More," calling the church to pursue a deeper, more supernatural relationship with God through bold prayer, spiritual warfare, and personal transformation. Drawing from Exodus 3 and Acts 2, he challenges believers to stop playing it safe, take off their self-protective sandals, and make a decisive shift toward the presence of God. The harves...

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Pastor Steve Smith kicks off a new series called "Encounters" by diving into one of the most personal and powerful stories in all of Scripture — the restoration of Peter in John 21. Peter, who had a front-row seat to the miracles of Jesus, who walked on water, and who declared in John 6:68, "Lord, to whom should we go? For you have the words of eternal life," still fell into denial, driven by prid...

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Pastor Johnathan opens his message on Psalm 46 by reminding the congregation that every person in the room is a leader — leading families, coworkers, and communities — and that great leadership begins with submission under God. Drawing from the Psalms, he highlights that even the greatest leaders in Scripture, from David to Moses to the sons of Korah, poured themselves out honestly before the Lord...

Pastor Johnathan opens this message by returning to the ongoing series through the Book of Psalms, landing on Psalm 27 — a psalm written by David during a season of real and pressing danger. Enemies surrounded him, false witnesses spoke against him, and violent men came against him. Yet rather than collapsing under the weight of it all, David opens with a declaration of confidence: "The Lord is my...

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Pastor Joe opens with a personal story about organizing gospel events in Zambia that left him buried in debt, setting the stage for a sermon rooted in real-life struggle. Using Psalm 3 — David's psalm written while fleeing his own son Absalom's coup — Pastor Joe asks the central question: how can we position ourselves for victory when life falls apart? His answer unfolds in four practical points d...

On Mother's Day, Pastor Daniel brings a word rooted in Psalm 40:1-3, opening with Lamentations 3:25-26 — "The Lord is good to those who depend on Him...so it is good to wait quietly for salvation from the Lord." Rather than preaching a traditional Mother's Day message, Pastor Daniel speaks directly to those in a quiet, stagnant season — not a dramatic storm, but the kind of silent desert where pra...

In this sermon, Pastor Steve Smith walks through Psalm 1, revealing a path of spiritual regression — from walking, to standing, to sitting in the seat of the scornful — and then calls believers back to the blessed life God intends. True prosperity, he teaches, isn't about wealth but about maturing in Christ, being planted by the living water of God's Word, and walking in step with the Holy Spirit....

Pastor Johnathan launches a new series on the Psalms, explaining how he personally turns to them when feeling stuck in prayer or needing peace. He addresses how Satan tries to steal believers' identities through stress and discouragement, noting that the enemy "has a PhD in capturing our imaginations" and doesn't discriminate between believers and unbelievers. Using Psalm 42 as his main text, Past...

Pastor Johnathan's Easter sermon emphasizes that believers must live from a place of victory rather than defeat because Jesus is alive and has given us all authority. Using the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego from Daniel 3, he demonstrates how these three young men maintained a victory mentality even when facing the fiery furnace, declaring "even if he doesn't" save us, we will never bow...

Pastor Johnathan begins a new series called "From Victory," challenging Christians to stop praying from a position of defeat and instead operate from the victory that Jesus has already won. Using the story of Abraham and Isaac from Genesis 22, he emphasizes that everyone has a "here I am" desire to be known and recognized by God, and calls believers to trust the Promiser rather than just His promi...

Pastor Daniel delivered a powerful message titled "Unshakable" from Daniel chapter 6, focusing on how to develop unshakable faith in our current shaking world. Drawing from Daniel's experience in the lion's den, Pastor Daniel emphasized that every generation faces its own "lions" - whether ridicule, isolation, temptation, or persecution - and the question isn't whether we'll face opposition, but w...