CrossPoint Alliance Church

"God, make me a person of truth and make me content"—these two requests from Proverbs 30 address both our spiritual and physical needs, and they are powerful prayers we can make in our own lives.

How can followers of Jesus live in a way that we cannot tolerate the sin in us or around us yet never oppose it with pride, superiority, or arrogance? It comes through knowing that God is God, and following his design.

Envy leads to discontentment, anger, malice—it’s a downhill spiral. A life built around gratitude is essential for handling the envy we face.

Wise people value who they are becoming over the wealth and material things they have. Discover four truths from Proverbs 22 about how to be wise with wealth.

Once we say something, we can’t take it back—what’s said is said. That actually gives our words power that can produce either death or life. The fruit of our lips reveal the content of our hearts.

What are some marks of a true friend? It’s someone who is constant, is honest, gives wise counsel, shows respect, and loves like Jesus.

Dive deeper with Pastor Andrew into the topic of the gifts of the Holy Spirit.

Psalm 73 leads us through a journey of orientation, disorientation, and reorientation. And if you find yourself wrestling with doubt, help is here—encountering Jesus changes everything.

Facing anxious right now? Psalm 55 reveals the importance of noticing our anxiety, naming our anxiety to God, surrendering what is not ours to carry, and putting our trust in God.

When we feel hopeless, we can encounter hope in the person of Jesus and the character of God. Even in our darkest times, we can go to God with the fullness of all our emotions and all of our pain.

If you’re experiencing loneliness, remember that God through his Spirit is actively inviting you to find strength and refuge in his presence.

God has spoken to us through Jesus Christ, and Jesus becomes present to us through the Holy Spirit. Discerning the voice of the Spirit comes through training and spending time with God.

God gives us spiritual gifts—grace gifts given by the Holy Spirit to all people who follow Jesus, for growth and maturity of the people of God.

It takes a lifetime to learn to walk by the Spirit—we learn how to cooperate with the Holy Spirit. And as we trust the Spirit, God produces lasting fruit in our lives.

How much of yourself does God have? How much of yourself have you entrusted to the Holy Spirit? God wants us to live in the power and presence of the Holy Spirit. We’re to live in his presence every moment of every day.

The work of the Holy Spirit in our ongoing discipleship to Jesus can be described through such words as illumination, empowerment, and sanctification.

The work of the Holy Spirit is vital to the Christian life. That’s why it’s essential that we know how he works and what he does.

The Holy Spirit is God—a full member of the Trinity, coequal, coeternal, of the same divine essence, yet distinct. Numerous Scriptures refer to his deity and his personality.

There’s no other way to live the Christian life and there’s no other way to be the church than having the fullness of the Spirit of God in us.

The story of Easter tells us that when your loss, your fear, or your doubt—or any other crisis in your life—collides with the resurrected Jesus, they are transformed to joy, peace, and trust because Jesus is alive.

Your story is not the gospel—the gospel is Jesus’ story. But your story and the stories you share demonstrate the power of the gospel to change and transform lives.

God is at work around us before we even show up to the scene. Our part is to identify where God is working in the world and then join him.

Followers of Jesus are called to act justly, to love faithfulness, and to walk humbly with God. That lifestyle includes real-life demonstrations of hospitality to the people around us.

Sharing the gospel grows us and we can all grow in our ability to share the gospel. In our cultural moment, helping people understand the gospel happens best through relationships.