CrossPoint Alliance Church

God initiates transformation in our lives, but we must cooperate in order to be transformed. So, what does that look like? How does it happen?

Everyone is being formed by something or someone. Who are you being shaped into? Who or what is forming you?

We cultivate a relationship with God through sustained presence with him by remaining in Jesus.

Jesus wants a relationship with you. Each of us must respond to that simple yet profound truth.

What does it mean to be a disciple of Jesus, and what does the process of discipleship look like as we head into 2021?

How will you trust Jesus and shine brightly for Jesus in 2021?

Celebrate and embrace the hope and peace that Christmas offers.

We each truly long for peace, but lasting peace only comes through Jesus—the one who himself is lasting peace.

The gift of Christmas is the gift of Jesus, who is eternal in nature and is forever our present Father.

When we declare that Jesus is our mighty God, we affirm his transcendence and his power and how he is the victorious one.

On this first Sunday of Advent, we examine Isaiah 9 and its declaration that Jesus is our Wonderful Counselor—exactly what does that mean for our lives today?

Jesus wants to save us from being lukewarm because he loves us. Jesus wants to wake us up from our self-reliance, and he wants his grace to change us.

Why can Jesus be trusted? The letter to the Christians in Philadelphia provides three powerful reasons.

Jesus’ words to his followers in Sardis remind us that there is spiritual danger in legalism and dualism, but there is spiritual power through obedience, prayer, and worship.

Jesus criticized the church in Thyatira's willingness to tolerate immoral practices and teachings. Instead, he calls his followers to lovingly correct and to point people toward him.

A compartmentalized life leads to a comprised life. But Jesus calls us to live differently.

What are God’s purposes in our suffering? What are God’s promises? And what is God’s power?

Explore the three-fold path for finding your way back to a deeper love of Jesus.

The church's mission is to make disciples of Jesus, and God disciples people through relationships: with Jesus and with others. In the context of relationships and community, truth becomes alive and meaningful.

Is it possible to hold deep convictions while simultaneously embracing those in your community who reject your deep convictions? See what the New Testament reveals for those of us who follow Jesus.

Jesus’ vision for community was intentional, diverse, and purposeful. We all desire community because it is how we are hardwired, yet too often we settle for pseudo-community instead of a Jesus community. We are called to cultivate, live, and follow Christ in a Jesus-community.

God designed us for community. Yet we struggle in our culture with this reality. What is the solution to our problem? We must be open to how God hardwired us.

Because of the Resurrection of Jesus, we have freedom FROM the world and freedom FOR the world.

The Gospel of Mark identifies four groups of people who witnessed the crucifixion of Jesus. Each group offers us a unique perspective on this crucial moment for followers of Jesus—and for all of humanity.

Communion is significant historically, theologically, spiritually, and practically. Through communion, we remember and receive the gift that is Jesus.