CrossPoint Alliance Church

Continue this week's prayer journey with Pastor Andrew as he prays for the CrossPoint community based on Colossians 1.

Join Pastor Andrew as he takes a prayer walk. (Seriously.) He'll lead us through a time of prayer: for our city and valley, for those who are spiritually lost, for all of us who are struggling in this season of life or who feel like God is far away.

God wants to build inside of us the kind of resolve that often comes through the testing, the winds, and the storms of life, as we see through the life of Daniel.

Spend a few minutes with Pastor Andrew celebrating moms and the other significant women in our lives and women who've gone before us. Whether you view Mother's Day as time of joy and celebration or a time of mourning and hurt, we are with you and for you.

Even in a spiritual dry season or a challenging time of life, how do we continue drawing closer to Jesus and becoming more like him? Join Pastor Andrew for the final part of his conversation with his friend Uriah, as they discuss spiritual growth.

Experience reading or hearing the Bible for yourself. Explore the lives of Christians from previous generations. These and other habits can help you arrange your life around Jesus and help you become more like Jesus. Join the continued conversation between Pastor Andrew and his friend Uriah about the "Rule of Life" and intentional spirituality.

Find answers for effective strategies to foster and develop greater relationship with Jesus during this conversation between Pastor Andrew and his longtime friend Uriah.

Pastor Andrew talks with his friend Uriah about the "Rule of Life," and they discuss how we can continue to intentionally engage in spiritual development during this time of separation and isolation.

When we look at the life of Ruth from the Old Testament, we see a resilient person who embodied inner loyalty and the heart of a servant.

Life is made up of relationships, especially for followers of Jesus. But engaging in community is hard, and too many of us travel the wide path of loneliness in life. Join Pastor Andrew as he offers some final thoughts on the "Rule of Life" with a focus on the necessity of engaging in community.

We can still be part of what God is doing around us, even while we're not okay. In the midst of a grieving season, God can redeem the moment and redeem our hearts. Join Pastor Andrew for the final part of his conversation with his friend David, who works with people in Southeast Asia as an international worker.

When grieving, it's important to name your losses and be honest about your reasons for grief. As we move from self-talk to God-talk, we can embrace this season as a way of cultivating the way of Jesus in our lives. Join Pastor Andrew as he continues his conversation with his friend David, who works with people in Southeast Asia as an international worker.

We are all experiencing grief at some level during the COVID-19 pandemic. Why can it be so difficult for many of us to process grief well? Join Pastor Andrew for a poignant conversation on this topic with his friend David, who works with people in Southeast Asia as an international worked.

As our world wrestles with grief over the things we've lost during the COVID-19 pandemic, Psalms 42 and 43 help us discover how we can move from self-talk to God-talk and experience the hope that only God can give.

What would it look like if every one of us intentionally performed an act of kindness or generosity each day? We can choose to be kind to others because Jesus has been kind to us.

Scaling back our consumption of news, information, and technology is a freeing experience that is actually a culturally subversive aspect of the Rule of Life.

On the Sabbath, we stop our work and rest, and we join with other followers of Christ to worship. Those habits help us follow the Rule of Life and develop a rhythm of living that helps reorient our lives around being with Jesus.

We are relational beings, and we can each choose to reach out to another person—another individual with whom we have a deep, intimate friendship during this challenging time.

God cares about our physical bodies. When we care for ourselves physically, we honor the fact that we are temples of the Holy Spirit, who lives within us.

During times of crisis or anxiety or upheaval, it's easy to indulge in escapist behaviors. It is important that we find ways to limit our intake of things like alcohol, social media, television, sugar, staying up late, and so on.

Distress often smothers our courage in the middle of life’s challenges, but God offers hope even when we feel weighed down by hardship and troubles. Psalm 31 offers insight into how to pray for the strength we need to face whatever’s happening in our lives right now.

A relationship with God means we talk with him and listen to him on a regular basis. That's why pausing three to five times throughout the day to engage in prayer is a beneficial piece to the "Rule of Life."

Participating in silent prayer and Scripture meditation helps us engage in the rhythm of being with Jesus on a regular basis.

Explore how our "Rule of Life" can help us more intentionally arrange our lives around Jesus and his way.

We can interpersonally know the resurrected Jesus, who is eternal life!