Crossroads - Weekend Messages

Stories of the battle between good and evil have always captivated people. Whether they are fairy tales or cartoons, books, or major film productions, there is always an audience for this age-old storyline. But have you ever stopped to ask yourself why that is? Ultimately, in the depth of each of our hearts, God has placed eternity there. We all long for evil to be done away with and for things to...

Stories of the battle between good and evil have always captivated people. Whether they are fairy tales or cartoons, books, or major film productions, there is always an audience for this age-old storyline. But have you ever stopped to ask yourself why that is? Ultimately, in the depth of each of our hearts, God has placed eternity there. We all long for evil to be done away with and for things to...

With each passing year, we continue to seek to simply respond to Jesus. Each season brings new things. There are challenges and opportunities. There are areas where growth is needed. Jesus loves to invite us, as a church family, to participate in the work that He is doing. And we joyfully respond. Don’t miss this gathering as we look at where Jesus is leading us in this new year.

With each passing year, we continue to seek to simply respond to Jesus. Each season brings new things. There are challenges and opportunities. There are areas where growth is needed. Jesus loves to invite us, as a church family, to participate in the work that He is doing. And we joyfully respond. Don’t miss this gathering as we look at where Jesus is leading us in this new year.

Join us as we experience the Greatest Hits from our Sunday services in 2022! We’ll recap some of our best moments including teaching, worship and live baptisms. Pastor Daniel and Pastor Gabe host this uplifting experience as we explore all the ways that we can simply respond to Jesus in the coming year.

Join us as we experience the Greatest Hits from our Sunday services in 2022! We’ll recap some of our best moments including teaching, worship and live baptisms. Pastor Daniel and Pastor Gabe host this uplifting experience as we explore all the ways that we can simply respond to Jesus in the coming year.

In the midst of a world where power is achieved through force, Jesus is the perfect example of how vulnerability holds great power. Today we celebrate Jesus’ humble entry into the world, and remember that the humility that began His earthly life was also how He chose to bring hope to the world.

In the midst of a world where power is achieved through force, Jesus is the perfect example of how vulnerability holds great power. Today we celebrate Jesus’ humble entry into the world, and remember that the humility that began His earthly life was also how He chose to bring hope to the world.

We don’t often think of Jesus as vulnerable. Yet, time and time again, all throughout the Gospels, we see Jesus acting in ways that would be textbook examples of vulnerability. As we look at Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane, we see Jesus wanting His friends to be with him in His agony and to join Him in prayer. We also see Jesus wrestling vulnerability with His Father and ultimately surrendering...

We don’t often think of Jesus as vulnerable. Yet, time and time again, all throughout the Gospels, we see Jesus acting in ways that would be textbook examples of vulnerability. As we look at Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane, we see Jesus wanting His friends to be with him in His agony and to join Him in prayer. We also see Jesus wrestling vulnerability with His Father and ultimately surrendering...

It is astonishing to look at God as vulnerable. Isn’t it? It is not an adjective that we normally associate with God. Yet the life and ministry of Jesus reveals God in vulnerability. There might not be a more powerful example of God’s vulnerability than Jesus weeping in front of a crowd of people at the death of His friend, Lazarus. But it does teach us some powerful truths about how we should mov...

It is astonishing to look at God as vulnerable. Isn’t it? It is not an adjective that we normally associate with God. Yet the life and ministry of Jesus reveals God in vulnerability. There might not be a more powerful example of God’s vulnerability than Jesus weeping in front of a crowd of people at the death of His friend, Lazarus. But it does teach us some powerful truths about how we should mov...

There are many unique attributes of God. We love to talk about God’s omniscience and omnipotence. We love to talk about God’s holiness and love. Yet, we almost never talk about the unique vulnerability of God. In fact, the words vulnerability and God seem to have little to do with each other. Yet, the Bible teaches us something completely different. The incarnation of Jesus shows God’s great and p...

There are many unique attributes of God. We love to talk about God’s omniscience and omnipotence. We love to talk about God’s holiness and love. Yet, we almost never talk about the unique vulnerability of God. In fact, the words vulnerability and God seem to have little to do with each other. Yet, the Bible teaches us something completely different. The incarnation of Jesus shows God’s great and p...

Sometimes the best views are from the peaks of mountain tops. But one thing we can easily observe is that nothing grows on the mountain tops. All of the real plant life happens deep in the valleys. The same is true for us spiritually. Jesus may reveal things to us in certain seasons, but He always desires that we would live out what we know.

Sometimes the best views are from the peaks of mountain tops. But one thing we can easily observe is that nothing grows on the mountain tops. All of the real plant life happens deep in the valleys. The same is true for us spiritually. Jesus may reveal things to us in certain seasons, but He always desires that we would live out what we know.

It has been said that the Bible is the tale of two cities. Those two cities are Jerusalem and Babylon. It is a fascinating way to view the Bible. We are introduced to both cities in the Book of Genesis and our Bibles close with them in the Book of Revelation. If you know your Bible, you realize that you see these two cities throughout the unfolding story of Scripture. In this weekend’s message, we...

It has been said that the Bible is the tale of two cities. Those two cities are Jerusalem and Babylon. It is a fascinating way to view the Bible. We are introduced to both cities in the Book of Genesis and our Bibles close with them in the Book of Revelation. If you know your Bible, you realize that you see these two cities throughout the unfolding story of Scripture. In this weekend’s message, we...

God is patient and compassionate. God is forgiving and kind. But in the His perfect nature, God is also just and holy. Oftentimes we struggle to hold all these perfect aspects of God’s character together in our hearts and minds. This will be part of our journey as we see the brutal bowl judgments being poured out. How do we reconcile God’s kindness and grace with his just punishment? Don’t miss th...

God is patient and compassionate. God is forgiving and kind. But in the His perfect nature, God is also just and holy. Oftentimes we struggle to hold all these perfect aspects of God’s character together in our hearts and minds. This will be part of our journey as we see the brutal bowl judgments being poured out. How do we reconcile God’s kindness and grace with his just punishment? Don’t miss th...

The Book of Revelation is expansive in the material it covers. But at its core, it is always the revelation of Jesus Christ. There is one thing, and one thing only that God wants for us, and that is that we can see Jesus, in all of His glory, more clearly. That is exactly what we will see in Revelation 14.

The Book of Revelation is expansive in the material it covers. But at its core, it is always the revelation of Jesus Christ. There is one thing, and one thing only that God wants for us, and that is that we can see Jesus, in all of His glory, more clearly. That is exactly what we will see in Revelation 14.

We are at the point in the Revelation of Jesus Christ where everyone leans forward a bit. Why? Because now we come face to face with the antagonist of the last days, the anti-Christ. We learn that the anti-Christ also has a sidekick, who is called the false prophet. Prepared to be challenged as we study this intense portion of Scripture together.

We are at the point in the Revelation of Jesus Christ where everyone leans forward a bit. Why? Because now we come face to face with the antagonist of the last days, the anti-Christ. We learn that the anti-Christ also has a sidekick, who is called the false prophet. Prepared to be challenged as we study this intense portion of Scripture together.

One of the most challenging parts of our journey with Jesus is all the mystery. Sure, God explains many things to us, but not everything. Because God is infinite and we are finite, there is much that is mysterious about the Lord. And because of that mystery, we are called to walk by faith, not merely by what we can see. In our journey through the Revelation of Jesus Christ, we see the apostle John...