Cross Church Surprise Sermons

When the project is over, the work has just begun.

How do we deal with injustice in our world? What can we learn from the book of Nehemiah on how to hold ourselves and others to a higher standard and trust the God of justice and TRUE Gospel community?

Is Christmas truly the most wonderful time of the year?

Feeling surrounded yet alone this Christmas? What if the key to true community lies in our connections with each other and with Christ? How can we break free from loneliness during the holidays? Join us as we explore the transformative power of authentic relationships. Let's dive in together!

What does it look like to choose CHRIST this CHRISTmas?

Christmas can often bring up the crisis that we have in our lives. But Christ is bigger, better, and more powerful than all of the crisis that we have ever had or ever will have.

What does it mean to truly commit to your faith, family, and community in a world that often discourages it? How do we respond to opposition with grace and strength?

Pastor Andrew walks us through Nehemiah 4 and what it looks like for EVERYONE to be involved in completing the vision that God has for us.

What vision is God stirring in your heart? Are you ready to face criticism as you pursue it? Join Pastor Andrew as we walk through the vision that Nehemiah set up for the people of Jerusalem, despite the opposition.

What does the book of Nehemiah teach us about how to pray? Join Pastor Andrew Bailey as we break down Nehemiah chapter 1 and how Nehemiah prepared to be shaped and sent by prayer.

Join us as Pastor Jackie Allen kicks off our brand new series through the book of Nehemiah: BuildX

Are we ready for what God is doing? Join Pastor Andrew as we wrap up our journey through the book of 1st and 2nd Corinthians together.

What does it look like to love beyond disappointment? How can we love without condition, without ceasing, and without compromise? Let's take a look at what the apostle Paul has to say in 2nd Corinthians, chapter 12.

What does Paul mean when God says, "My power is made perfect in weakness?"

The weakness of our orthopraxy affirms the strength of our orthodoxy.

The job of the church is to expose ourselves and expose others to the truth of Jesus Christ.

How can we be ready to fight for the Gospel?

As we step out of our series through the book of 2nd Corinthians, how do we address the overwhelming evil that we see in our world?

As we kick off this brand new series, what does it look like to move from reluctance to readiness?