Crosswind Church

Throughout Scripture we are reminded of the benefits of starting our day with God through devotion and prayer. Each morning, we should seek to wake to a life of prayer!

Throughout Scripture we are reminded of the benefits of starting our day with God through devotion and prayer. Each morning, we should seek to wake to a life of prayer!

How can we truly live in freedom? Many times it can feel as though we are trapped in places of hopelessness, bitterness, and insecurity. The good news is that in Christ, we are more than conquerers and we can overcome our self-destructive ways!

How can we truly live in freedom? Many times it can feel as though we are trapped in places of hopelessness, bitterness, and insecurity. The good news is that in Christ, we are more than conquerers and we can overcome our self-destructive ways!

There are enemies in our lives that seek to destroy us. The world, the Devil, and our own flesh are at constant work against us. The Bible says, however, that we are more than conquerers and through Jesus, we have the power to overcome!

There are enemies in our lives that seek to destroy us. The world, the Devil, and our own flesh are at constant work against us. The Bible says, however, that we are more than conquerers and through Jesus, we have the power to overcome!

In John 7 Jesus presents us with a problem...himself. Jesus is the problem. The crowd was divided on exactly who he was. Some said He was a good man, others said He was crazy, some thought He was a fraud, and some said He the Messiah. The crowd is still divided to this day, which begs us to ask, who is Jesus?

In John 7 Jesus presents us with a problem...himself. Jesus is the problem. The crowd was divided on exactly who he was. Some said He was a good man, others said He was crazy, some thought He was a fraud, and some said He the Messiah. The crowd is still divided to this day, which begs us to ask, who is Jesus?

As Christians, we do not believe and act as the world does...or at least are not supposed to. Jesus taught a much different worldview than what his disciples and even the religious leaders of the time had. So how does Jesus show us to think differently from the world?

As Christians, we do not believe and act as the world does...or at least are not supposed to. Jesus taught a much different worldview than what his disciples and even the religious leaders of the time had. So how does Jesus show us to think differently from the world?

At the end of this discussion on bread, grace, forgiveness, and eternal life, many of the people following Jesus were left perplexed and even offended. As followers of Jesus, what are we to do when we find ourselves in the same situation? What does it really mean to follow Jesus?

At the end of this discussion on bread, grace, forgiveness, and eternal life, many of the people following Jesus were left perplexed and even offended. As followers of Jesus, what are we to do when we find ourselves in the same situation? What does it really mean to follow Jesus?

Grace is the key to Christianity that makes it different from all other religions. We can't earn or ever deserve the love of God and the salvation that Jesus brings, but it is given to us nonetheless. In His teaching on bread, Jesus says that He is the true bread and the main ingredient is grace!

Grace is the key to Christianity that makes it different from all other religions. We can't earn or ever deserve the love of God and the salvation that Jesus brings, but it is given to us nonetheless. In His teaching on bread, Jesus says that He is the true bread and the main ingredient is grace!

Bread is one of the few foods that is universal to almost all cultures around the world. After multiplying the bread and fish, Jesus tells his followers that He is the true bread and anyone who eats of Him will never hunger again. What was Jesus trying to reveal about Himself in this message about bread?

Evangelist Rick Lairsey brings a special message to Crosswind out of 2 Timothy 1:6. Are you ready to stir up the gift of God within you?

Bread is one of the few foods that is universal to almost all cultures around the world. After multiplying the bread and fish, Jesus tells his followers that He is the true bread and anyone who eats of Him will never hunger again. What was Jesus trying to reveal about Himself in this message about bread?

Evangelist Rick Lairsey brings a special message to Crosswind out of 2 Timothy 1:6. Are you ready to stir up the gift of God within you?

Jesus often found himself frustrated with the religious leaders in His time. In John 5 Jesus calls them out on their understanding of the truth in Scripture. The religious leaders disregarded the truth about Jesus because they didn't like him. They refused to see the Scripture for what it really was. So what exactly is the truth of the Bible?

Jesus often found himself frustrated with the religious leaders in His time. In John 5 Jesus calls them out on their understanding of the truth in Scripture. The religious leaders disregarded the truth about Jesus because they didn't like him. They refused to see the Scripture for what it really was. So what exactly is the truth of the Bible?

We all have this innate desire to have things be fair and right. When you turn on the news or read stories about things going on in the world it becomes immediately clear that there is a shortage of justice. So, what does Jesus say true justice is all about?

We all have this innate desire to have things be fair and right. When you turn on the news or read stories about things going on in the world it becomes immediately clear that there is a shortage of justice. So, what does Jesus say true justice is all about?

Our founding Pastor, Paul Cushing, brings a message to us this Father's Day out of Luke 15.

Our founding Pastor, Paul Cushing, brings a message to us this Father's Day out of Luke 15.

A lot of times, our faith is a paradox. Jesus tells us that the way to greatness is to serve, the way to happiness is to make others happy, the way to find your life is to lose it, and the list goes on! That's how God's system works. Jesus called it the Kingdom of God. Up is down, and down is up!