CrossPoint Sermons

In this week’s message, “A Pathway of Suffering,” we explore Job 42:5–6 and discover how suffering can reveal the gaps between knowing about God and truly knowing Him. Even Job, described as the most righteous man on earth, came to realize there was more to understand about God’s character and presence. Through suffering, we are invited to move from simply hearing about God, to seeing Him more cle...

In this week’s message, we continue our series Becoming Wise: Proverbs & Job as we explore Job 2–19. Job’s friends want to help, but they don’t have the full context of his suffering—and sometimes, even well-intentioned words can hurt more than they help. Pastor Andy addresses the different levels of grief and what it looks like when the pain feels like more than we can bear. When life feels overw...

In this week’s message, we continue our series Becoming Wise: Proverbs & Job, exploring Job 1:21-22, which focuses on how Job responds when the enemy takes all his children and possessions away from him. Job is an example to us in times of trouble that everything we have was given to us by the Lord, he is Lord of all, and is always worthy of praise.  Whether you’re joining us for the first time or...

Wisdom prepares us for the moments when strength is needed most. In Proverbs 24:10–12, we’re challenged to build strength before adversity comes, step in when others are in need, and take responsibility for what we know. This week, we’ll discover what it looks like to live with wisdom, courage, and a willingness to act when God puts an opportunity in front of us. Whether you’re joining us for the...

We can make our plans, prepare for what’s ahead, and do everything we can to be ready—but ultimately, the victory belongs to the Lord. As we continue in our series, Becoming Wise: Proverbs & Job, Proverbs 21 reminds us that no amount of wisdom, understanding, or human strategy can stand against God’s purposes. Wisdom recognizes when fighting against God is futile, holds our plans loosely, and choo...

We all want a fruitful life, but fruitfulness rarely comes without a little mess. In week two of Becoming Wise: Proverbs & Job, we explore Proverbs 14:4, which reminds us that if you want an abundant harvest, you have to be willing to have oxen in the barn—and oxen make messes. Following Jesus means choosing the harvest over the clean stables. It means being willing to get uncomfortable, take resp...

What does it mean to truly become wise? Proverbs reminds us that wisdom begins with our posture toward God. While the scoffer leans away from correction, the wise person leans in—and ultimately, true wisdom begins with the fear of the Lord. As we begin Becoming Wise: Proverbs & Job, we’ll discover what it looks like to receive correction, pursue wisdom, and live with a healthy reverence for God. W...

In this week’s message, we continue our series Our Story: The History of God’s People as we study 1 Kings 18:20–40 and Elijah’s courageous stand against the prophets of Baal. Elijah reminds us that courage starts a conversation, is rooted in confidence in God’s power, and recognizes that our choices have consequences. When we trust that God is who He says He is, we can boldly stand for Him—even wh...

As we continue in our sermon series Our Story: The History of God’s People, we look at David’s final charge to Solomon and what it means for men to lead with strength, faithfulness, and integrity. Every season carries expectations and responsibilities, and godly leadership begins with walking faithfully in the ways of the Lord and embracing the responsibilities He has entrusted to us. Whether you’...

This week, we continue in our current series Our Story: The History of God’s People. In 2 Samuel 6, David moves from anger and fear toward joyful worship as he brings the Ark of the Lord to Jerusalem. His response reminds us that true worship is shaped by who God is, what He has done, and the reverence He deserves. When we recognize God’s presence and goodness, our worship should follow—with humil...

In 2 Samuel 5:17–20, David faces a crisis almost immediately after being anointed king. Rather than reacting in fear or relying on his own strength, David seeks the Lord, obeys His direction, and gives God the glory for the victory. This week, we learn what it looks like to respond to life’s crises with a kingly posture: seek the Lord, obey the Lord, and glorify the Lord. Whether you’re joining us...

Conflict reveals what's really in our hearts. In 1 Samuel 24:1-22, David has every opportunity to take matters into his own hands, yet he chooses to trust God's timing instead of seeking personal revenge. This message explores the advice we choose to follow, the heart God desires to cultivate within us, the integrity we're called to maintain, and the results we should prayerfully leave in His hand...

In this week’s message, we continue our series Our Story: The History of God’s People by exploring 1 Samuel 18:12-16. As David faithfully walked with the Lord, God's presence gave him courage, wisdom, and purpose–even in humble circumstances and the face of opposition. Discover how living in God's presence changes everything, reminding us that He is with us in every season and is accomplishing a g...

In this week’s message from our series, Our Story: The History of God’s People, we examine 1 Samuel 15 and the dangers of partial obedience. Through Saul’s failure, we discover that while God loves us deeply, He does not overlook our sin. True obedience requires repentance, surrender, and a heart fully devoted to Him. Join us as we explore the warning signs of seeking your own glory, writing your...

In this week’s message, we continue our series Our Story: The History of God’s People by exploring Israel’s demand for a king in 1 Samuel 8. As Israel traded trust in God for the desire to be like the surrounding nations, we discover how dangerous desires lead to dire decisions and ultimately devastating denial of God’s rightful rule. This message challenges us to examine who is truly reigning ove...

In this week's message, Ruth: A Story of Redemption, we continue our journey through the Book of Ruth by exploring Ruth 3:1–11. This powerful passage reveals how God works through faith, obedience, and surrender to bring redemption into our lives. We'll discover that rescue starts by seeking help, requires courageous faith, and comes at a cost. Most importantly, Ruth's story points us to Jesus Chr...

In this week’s message, we continue our series Our Story: The History of God’s People by looking at the life of Samson and discovering how God uses imperfect people to accomplish His perfect purposes. Through Judges 13–16, we see how private compromises can lead to public consequences, yet God’s grace remains greater than our failures. Samson’s story reminds us that true strength is not found in o...

In this week’s message, we continue our series Our Story: The History of God’s People by examining what it means to fully commit our lives to the Lord. In Joshua 24:15, Joshua boldly declares, “But as for me and my house, we will serve the LORD.” Through Joshua 24:14-15, Pastor Andy challenges us to consider our own commitment to God and shows us how wholehearted devotion begins with fearing Him,...

In this week’s message, we continue our series Our Story: The History of God’s People by exploring Joshua 6:1–3. Through the story of Jericho, we are reminded that breakthrough comes through obedience to God. Victory is not found in our own strength or strategies, but in trusting God’s Word, believing His promises, and faithfully following His commands. When we walk in obedience, God is the One wh...

In this week’s message, we continue our series Our Story: The History of God’s People, exploring God’s presence with us through the storms of life. Joshua 1 reminds us that God is our constant, our confidence, and our comfort. We need Him. Whether you’re joining us for the first time or continuing the journey with us, our prayer is that this message would help you better understand who God is and...

In this week’s message, we begin our new series Our Story: History of God’s People by exploring Deuteronomy 7 and God’s covenant with His people. Through this passage, we’re reminded that God has set His people apart, treasures them deeply, and calls them to walk in obedience. His commands were never meant to confine us, but to guide and protect us as we live in relationship with Him. Whether you’...

In this week’s message, we continue our series Psalms: The Bible’s Songbook exploring what it means to fully worship God everywhere and with everything because He is worthy. Psalm 150 shows us that worship is not about the quality of production, but about the condition of the heart. Whether you’re joining us for the first time or continuing the journey with us, our prayer is that this message woul...

In this week’s message, we continue our series Psalms: The Bible’s Songbook by exploring Psalm 121, where we’re reminded that God is our constant protector–never sleeping, never absent, and faithfully watching over us now and forever. Whether you’re joining us for the first time or continuing the journey with us, our prayer is that this message would help you better understand who God is and how H...

This week, we continue our series Psalms: The Bible’s Songbook by looking at Psalm 94:1-23. In this passage, we’re reminded that God is both our defender and just judge. We’ll confront the lie that God is unaware of what’s happening and instead learn to trust that He sees, He cares, and He will act. Rather than striving to handle things on our own, we’re invited to rest confidently in His justice....

In this week’s message, we continue our series Psalms: The Bible’s Songbook, exploring what it means to lament well corporately. A believer’s lack of suffering is not normal. Psalm 74 walks us through how to lament with our fellow believers, asking God to see our suffering, speak into our silence, show His strength, and remember His people.  Whether you’re joining us for the first time or continui...