Crosswinds Weekly Messages

One of the most common responses people give when asked how they are doing is, "I am surviving." This sentiment is certainly understandable. But, as we look at Scripture, it is clear that God wants more for us than merely to survive, He wants us to thrive. This is not only His desire for us, He actually has provided the pathway to thriving amidst all the ups and downs of life. In this series Thriv...

One of the most common responses people give when asked how they are doing is, "I am surviving." This sentiment is certainly understandable. But, as we look at Scripture, it is clear that God wants more for us than merely to survive, He wants us to thrive. This is not only His desire for us, He actually has provided the pathway to thriving amidst all the ups and downs of life. In this series Thriv...

One of the most common responses people give when asked how they are doing is, "I am surviving." This sentiment is certainly understandable. But, as we look at Scripture, it is clear that God wants more for us than merely to survive, He wants us to thrive. This is not only His desire for us, He actually has provided the pathway to thriving amidst all the ups and downs of life. In this series Thriv...

One of the most common responses people give when asked how they are doing is, "I am surviving." This sentiment is certainly understandable. But, as we look at Scripture, it is clear that God wants more for us than merely to survive, He wants us to thrive. This is not only His desire for us, He actually has provided the pathway to thriving amidst all the ups and downs of life. In this series Thriv...

One of the most common responses people give when asked how they are doing is, "I am surviving." This sentiment is certainly understandable. But, as we look at Scripture, it is clear that God wants more for us than merely to survive, He wants us to thrive. This is not only His desire for us, He actually has provided the pathway to thriving amidst all the ups and downs of life. In this series Thriv...

In Matthew chapter 5, Jesus talks through the Beatitudes and as He starts His sermon on the mount. The chapter finishes with Jesus sharing that we are called to be salt and light to the world.

In Matthew chapter 5, Jesus talks through the Beatitudes and as He starts His sermon on the mount. The chapter finishes with Jesus sharing that we are called to be salt and light to the world.

Family is extremely important in the Bible, both in a physical sense and theologically as well. God introduces the concept of family from the very beginning of humanity (Gen 1:28). God’s plan was for men and women to marry and have children. A man and woman would become “one-flesh” through marriage (Gen 2:24). This oneness is physical, emotional, and spiritual. The simple truth is that Christ need...

Family is extremely important in the Bible, both in a physical sense and theologically as well. God introduces the concept of family from the very beginning of humanity (Gen 1:28). God’s plan was for men and women to marry and have children. A man and woman would become “one-flesh” through marriage (Gen 2:24). This oneness is physical, emotional, and spiritual. The simple truth is that Christ need...

Family is extremely important in the Bible, both in a physical sense and theologically as well. God introduces the concept of family from the very beginning of humanity (Gen 1:28). God’s plan was for men and women to marry and have children. A man and woman would become “one-flesh” through marriage (Gen 2:24). This oneness is physical, emotional, and spiritual. The simple truth is that Christ need...

Family is extremely important in the Bible, both in a physical sense and theologically as well. God introduces the concept of family from the very beginning of humanity (Gen 1:28). God’s plan was for men and women to marry and have children. A man and woman would become “one-flesh” through marriage (Gen 2:24). This oneness is physical, emotional, and spiritual. The simple truth is that Christ need...

Family is extremely important in the Bible, both in a physical sense and theologically as well. God introduces the concept of family from the very beginning of humanity (Gen 1:28). God’s plan was for men and women to marry and have children. A man and woman would become “one-flesh” through marriage (Gen 2:24). This oneness is physical, emotional, and spiritual. The simple truth is that Christ need...

Family is extremely important in the Bible, both in a physical sense and theologically as well. God introduces the concept of family from the very beginning of humanity (Gen 1:28). God’s plan was for men and women to marry and have children. A man and woman would become “one-flesh” through marriage (Gen 2:24). This oneness is physical, emotional, and spiritual. The simple truth is that Christ need...

Family is extremely important in the Bible, both in a physical sense and theologically as well. God introduces the concept of family from the very beginning of humanity (Gen 1:28). God’s plan was for men and women to marry and have children. A man and woman would become “one-flesh” through marriage (Gen 2:24). This oneness is physical, emotional, and spiritual. The simple truth is that Christ need...

Family is extremely important in the Bible, both in a physical sense and theologically as well. God introduces the concept of family from the very beginning of humanity (Gen 1:28). God’s plan was for men and women to marry and have children. A man and woman would become “one-flesh” through marriage (Gen 2:24). This oneness is physical, emotional, and spiritual. The simple truth is that Christ need...

Nearly 2,000 years ago, within 60 days, events occurred that literally changed everything. From Christ's triumphal entry to His crucifixion, to His resurrection, to His ascension, and on to Pentecost, this period brought hope to a fallen world. The word hope in English often conveys doubt. For instance, "I hope it will not rain tomorrow." Further, the word hope is usually followed by the word so....

Nearly 2,000 years ago, within 60 days, events occurred that literally changed everything. From Christ's triumphal entry to His crucifixion, to His resurrection, to His ascension, and on to Pentecost, this period brought hope to a fallen world. The word hope in English often conveys doubt. For instance, "I hope it will not rain tomorrow." Further, the word hope is usually followed by the word so....

Nearly 2,000 years ago, within 60 days, events occurred that literally changed everything. From Christ's triumphal entry to His crucifixion, to His resurrection, to His ascension, and on to Pentecost, this period brought hope to a fallen world. The word hope in English often conveys doubt. For instance, "I hope it will not rain tomorrow." Further, the word hope is usually followed by the word so....

Nearly 2,000 years ago, within 60 days, events occurred that literally changed everything. From Christ's triumphal entry to His crucifixion, to His resurrection, to His ascension, and on to Pentecost, this period brought hope to a fallen world. The word hope in English often conveys doubt. For instance, "I hope it will not rain tomorrow." Further, the word hope is usually followed by the word so....

Nearly 2,000 years ago, within 60 days, events occurred that literally changed everything. From Christ's triumphal entry to His crucifixion, to His resurrection, to His ascension, and on to Pentecost, this period brought hope to a fallen world. The word hope in English often conveys doubt. For instance, "I hope it will not rain tomorrow." Further, the word hope is usually followed by the word so....

When we're preoccupied with past hurts, unhealthy habits, and destructive hang-ups, God is not the center of our lives. Jesus calls us to a deeper life, one that goes beyond our own interests and desires. Our Lord calls us to possess a soul that is well-cared-for. In this series, we look at steps each of us can take to lead us to the Lord establishing His peace and power in our lives.

When we're preoccupied with past hurts, unhealthy habits, and destructive hang-ups, God is not the center of our lives. Jesus calls us to a deeper life, one that goes beyond our own interests and desires. Our Lord calls us to possess a soul that is well-cared-for. In this series, we look at steps each of us can take to lead us to the Lord establishing His peace and power in our lives.

When we're preoccupied with past hurts, unhealthy habits, and destructive hang-ups, God is not the center of our lives. Jesus calls us to a deeper life, one that goes beyond our own interests and desires. Our Lord calls us to possess a soul that is well-cared-for. In this series, we look at steps each of us can take to lead us to the Lord establishing His peace and power in our lives.

When we're preoccupied with past hurts, unhealthy habits, and destructive hang-ups, God is not the center of our lives. Jesus calls us to a deeper life, one that goes beyond our own interests and desires. Our Lord calls us to possess a soul that is well-cared-for. In this series, we look at steps each of us can take to lead us to the Lord establishing His peace and power in our lives.

Jesus taught us to "seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these things will be added to you" (Matt 6:33). Simply put, place God's kingdom first, and the Lord will take care of us. In everything we do and everything we have, we seek first the kingdom of God. In this series, we explore the most fundamental choice everyone makes when they first come to Christ, and that is placi...