All In, with Kirk Crossing

In the first message of this series, we receive a call to bless the Lord who has blessed us with every spiritual blessing in the heavenly realms. As an introduction […]

In this message, we are reminded that God sent us the most important thing of all.  Not information, religion, or theology… God sent Himself.  In Jesus, Heaven has sent us […]

In this message we discover that Heaven has sent us new birth, making us children of God by faith.  Because we have been given new birth, we have a new […]

In the second message of the series, John, the writer of the fourth Gospel, mentions that God sent a man named John (John the Baptist) to be a witness to […]

In the first message of the series, we learn that John’s ‘heaven sent’ story is a bit different from Matthew & Luke’s stories of Jesus coming to earth.  While they […]

In the final message of the series, we look at how to grow in gratitude in seasons of blessing. It may sound odd to talk about needing to grow in […]

In the second message of this series, we look at the second aspect of growing in gratitude through every season of life: learning to be thankful in the midst of […]

Thankfulness isn’t simply a good idea, it’s a necessity. Thankfulness and gratitude keep us centered on the Lord, push back against negative things like selfishness, bitterness, and anxiety, and also […]

In the final message of the series, we learn that a disciple lives life with the end in mind.  That doesn’t necessarily mean that we stand on a street corner […]

In the fourth message of this series, we learn that a disciple is part of a missional movement in which God’s kingdom is growing by His power and for His […]

In the third message of this series, we see that Godly community means that we take sin seriously and forgive graciously. Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 18 highlights the need to […]

In the second message of this series, we learn that a disciple belongs to the Kingdom that is not of this world; the Kingdom of life, dominion, growth, and value.  […]

In Jesus’ ‘Great Commission’ he instructed his followers to go into all the world and make disciples.  Their disciple-making activity was to be comprised to two main activities: baptizing (conversion through […]

In the final message of this series, Pastor Andrew Brunson shares his story of imprisonment for his faith in which he was nearly broken but through which the Lord rebuilt […]

In the final message of the series, we look at what happened when Paul and Barnabas went to the city of Lystra in Asia Minor.  First, Paul was enabled by the […]

In this week’s message, we look at the second stop on Paul’s first missionary journey.  As the story unfolds, we learn additional reasons that the Gospel has proven to be […]

In the first message of this series we’re introduced to the main reasons as to why the Gospel has proven to be an unstoppable force, even though it has faced […]

In this final message of the series, we look at the scene itself.  We forget that the Ten Commandments weren’t delivered in a classroom or as part of a quiet […]

In this message we look at the 10th Commandment: “You shall not covet your neighbor’s house. You shall not covet your neighbor’s wife, or his male or female servant, his […]

In this week’s message, we look at the command, “You shall not give false testimony against your neighbor.”  With nothing like the modern science of forensics which we have today, […]

In this week’s message we look at the command, “You shall not steal.”  Like many of the other commandments, this seems so simple but runs much deeper than we might […]

In yesterday’s message we looked at the Commandment, “Do not commit adultery.” We saw that this Commandment was a foundation that God build several building blocks for our moral and […]

In this week’s message we look at the 6th commandment: “You shall not murder.”  On the one hand, this commandment is not difficult to understand (nor should it be!).  When […]

The fifth Word/Commandment of God to His people is to honor their father and mother, so that they might live long in the land.  At first glance, one may think that […]

In this week’s message, we reflect on God’s Word regarding keeping the Sabbath.  This commandment feels a bit different from the rest in that the Lord isn’t addressing a singular moral, […]