Crosswinds Weekly Messages

Jacob Part 1: A message on Jacob's birth and early life revealing a heart driven by ambition, setting the stage for God's transformative work (Genesis 25:19-34). [Craig Cooper]

A standalone message about mothers. [Betty Ryan]

Grave to Glory Part 6: A message about the Second Coming as the culmination of God’s plan, bringing eternal victory and glory. [Craig Cooper]

Grave to Glory Part 5: A message about Jesus as our intercessor in heaven, mediating for us and sustaining the church. [Ryan Samuels]

Grave to Glory Part 4: A message on the transformative outpouring of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost, breathing life and power into the church for its mission. [Craig Cooper]

Grave to Glory Part 3: A message on the Great Commission as a call to action and the Ascension as Christ’s return to divine authority. [Craig Cooper]

Grave to Glory Part 2: A message about the Resurrection as the turning point from death to life, bringing hope to humanity. [Craig Cooper]

Grave to Glory Part 1: A message on the contrast between the crowd's welcome of Jesus as King and the sacrificial path to the cross. [Elijah Merrill]

God's Economy Part 4: A message about broadcasting God's grace to the world. [Craig Cooper]

God's Economy Part 3: A message about sowing generously for abundant harvest. [Craig Cooper]

God's Economy Part 2: A message about growing gifts through faithful service. [Craig Cooper]

God's Economy Part 1: A message about redeeming the days for His Kingdom. [Craig Cooper]

The Jesus Way Part 7: A message on making a difference as an everyday missionary right where we are. [Wendy Emerson]

The Jesus Way Part 6: A message about integrating faith with career and ambition. [Betty Ryan]

The Jesus Way Part 5: A message about staying pure in a hyper-sexualized culture. [Craig Cooper]

The Jesus Way Part 4: Embracing God’s forgiveness and offering it to others when I have been hurt. [Ryan Samuels]

The Jesus Way Part 3: A message about staying faithful when those closest to me don’t get it. [Craig Cooper]

The Jesus Way Part 2: A message on building community amidst a culture riddled with loneliness and craving vulnerability. [Craig Cooper]

The Jesus Way Part 1: A message on finding purpose and identity in a world that feels chaotic. [Craig Cooper]

Home for Christmas Part 5: A message of rejoicing that we are home at last. This Christmas Eve service marvels with the shepherds at the manger, where Jesus’ birth brings salvation and life. It’s a festive finale, adorning our hearts with the wreath of God’s salvific love, a home unveiled through the Savior born that holy night. [Craig Cooper]

Home for Christmas Part 4: A message on how to step into a home of noel peace as Advent draws to a close. This sermon celebrates the Word made flesh, dwelling among us to bring calm as serene as a winter's snow. It's a tranquil holiday moment to rest in the peaceful home adorned by Christ’s presence. [Craig Cooper]

Home for Christmas Part 3: A message on how we can decorate the halls of a home filled with jingling joy. The angels’ song to the shepherds resonates with the birth of Jesus, creating a home bursting with holiday cheer. This sermon wraps us in ribbons of good news, inviting everyone to rejoice in the joy of God’s family this Christmas. [Craig Cooper]

Home for Christmas Part 2: A message on how to warm your heart in a home filled with yuletide love. This sermon travels with Mary and Joseph to Bethlehem, where the manger cradles Christ, God’s love wrapped in swaddling clothes. It’s a cozy holiday invitation to gather around the heart of divine affection this season. [Craig Cooper]

Home for Christmas Part 1: A message about how Christ illuminates a home with sparkling hope. This sermon reveals Isaiah’s promise of a child born to reign, a star of hope shimmering above our restless world. It’s a festive beginning to the Christmas season, stringing lights of anticipation for the Savior who offers a home that shines forever. [Craig Cooper]

A standalone message on how even in times of darkness, God is in control and worthy of our trust no matter what. [Melissa Breyette]