Crosspoint Baptist Church Sermons

Daniel 2:24-49 This week we consider God's sovereignty as He causes nations to rise and fall according to His will. This continues our study in the book of Daniel.

Gen 3:1-4:2 In the church we usually think of marriage as essentially good. While it certainly is good, there is no doubt that we bring some problems into our marriages. So, can marriage still be good if it is clouded my so many problems? Listen this week as we continue our Wednesday night series, "Solid Ground."

Dan 2:1-23 When we look around the world today we see people in search of truth. There are dozens of religions to choose from, each offering some kind of "answer" to the questions of life. In our passage today we see a tyrant king who is frustrated in his search for truth. So, where would he find answers? Today we learn how the one true God leads us to the truth.

Wed PM / Matt 7:24-29 When it comes to building a house you know that there are some parts that are more important than others. For example, the foundation is more important than drywall, is it not? So it is in the family as well. How is the foundation in your family? We consider that question as we begin a new Wednesday night series entitled "Solid Ground."

Dan 1:3-21 You may think to yourself that small choices don't really matter much. What you wear, what you eat, what car you drive, etc. However, when it comes to spiritual issues small choices can have big consequences. In our passage today Daniel is faced with a spiritual decision as simple as what he would eat. What kind of impact would that have on his life and what we know about Daniel's life?...

Daniel 1:1-4 No matter who you are and where you go, on a daily basis you probably need to answer the question, "Who's in charge?" if you drive your car, it's the police. If you go to school, it's the teacher. So, who's in charge of you? Who gets to tell you what is right and wrong? We consider those questions as we begin a new series in the book of Daniel.

Col 3:1-17 If there is one sin almost everyone struggles with, would it not be the sin of anger? At times anger is even glorified. We may see it as a virtue or so-called righteous indignation. However, how does God see anger? We consider that question, and the solution, this week as we conclude our mini-series, "Battlefield of the Mind."

Gal 5:16-26 As we continue our series "Battlefield of the Mind", this week we consider the battle of lust. Perhaps you're felt hopeless in this battle, or you've come to believe there is no victory over this sin. Maybe you have a loved one battling the temptation of lust. As always there is hope in the God of the Bible and His Word. Listen this week as we find hope and help for the battle of lust.

John 14:25-31 Anxiety or worry is something we can all relate with. Unfortunately for some, it's just a way of life. However, Jesus promised peace to His disciples. So, how do we receive this peace? Listen this week as Pastor Andrew shares the words of Jesus with us from the gospel of John.

Matt 6:25-34 Worry or anxiety is certainly an area that we could all agree is quite universal. Whether you're a child thinking about the first day of school, or you're an adult anticipating a terrible event we can all relate to feelings of anxiety. So, how does God want us to deal with these feelings? Is there ay hope for the person who is always anxious? Listen this week as we seek answers to tho...

Romans 12:1-21 As we continue our series "Battlefield of the Mind," we now consider the battle of arrogance. Do you find it hard to not think of yourself? Do you blame others for the sin in your life? Do you think you're a pretty good person when you compare yourself to others? If you find yourself agreeing with those statements, listen this week as we seek God's solution for the problem of arroga...

Eph 4:11-24 In our first message of a new series entitled "Battlefield of the Mind" we consider how Christ must have authority over our thoughts.

Col 1:9-23 Have you taken the time to truly consider all that the Lord Jesus accomplished on the cross? Certainly we understand that He took our place. However, as miraculous as it was He did so much more than taking our sin away. We actually become recipients of God's manifold blessings! So, what are those heavenly blessings? Listen this week as we consider the many great blessings God gives to u...

Matthew 25:31-46 You may hear people speak about "following Jesus." However, do you actually know Jesus? And would you be able to explain to someone what it means to follow Him? We consider those questions this week with a special guest speaker.

Gen 5:1-18 It's fourth of July weekend here in the United States. So, of course there will be reminders of the freedom that was bought by brave men and women many years ago. However, if you are a Christian you understand that there is a freedom of even greater worth that is found in Christ alone. So, may we consider that freedom this week as we gaze at our Savior.

Luke 22:44-53 This week we prepare to read Jesus' last words with His disciples. What would He tell them as he planned to leave them? What promise or comfort would He give them? What Jesus promises to give them is absolutely amazing. Listen this week as we consider Jesus' last words in the gospel of Luke.

Hebrews 12:5-11 More than ever we need dads who will lead in their homes. One of the ways God tells fathers to lead is in the area of discipline. He too disciplines His children and shows us how discipline is actually good for us. Listen this week as we consider how God wants Fathers to bring discipline in their homes.

Luke 24:33-43 Have you ever been surprised by someone's presence? Perhaps you thought someone was overseas and then they arrive home unexpectedly. Or, a family member flies home to see you for a surprise party. But an even bigger surprise occurred to many of Jesus' disciples after His death and burial. He rose from the dead and met with them! What did Jesus' presence mean for these disciples? And...

Luke 24:13-32 What excites you? There are so many things in life that can attract us. However, in our passage today we see two individuals who burned with excitement when speaking to Jesus. What was He telling them? What did they see? We consider those questions today as we continue our study in the gospel of Luke.

Luke 24:1-12 Have you given much thought to what will happen after you die? There's no lack of opinion when it comes to answering this question. However, Jesus, the One who promises life after death and rose from the dead Himself, can give us an answer that we can trust. Listen this week as we consider the reality of resurrection.

Luke 23:47-56 You've likely been to a funeral or two in your lifetime. We expect death to some degree. And we understand that everyone stands on level ground before the prospect of death. However, only once has God Himself been laid to rest. And He was the only One who should have never tasted death. So, what was so different about His funeral? Listen this week of we consider the meaning of the fu...

Deut 6 There is no shortage of opinions when it comes to raising your children. Everyone has an opinion on what a child needs as they grow up. However, have for ever asked yourself this question? - What does God think my child needs the most? Today we seek the answer to that question in God's Word.

Luke 23:26-45 When we look at the cross we can certainly see justice taking place. We are told that Jesus took our punishment on the cross. However, we also see amazing mercy at the cross. Listen this week as we consider all of the groups Jesus showed mercy to.

Luke 23:8-25 Have you witnessed people reject Jesus? People have alot of reasons for rejecting Him. Some say it's "not their thing." Others say they don't believe because of a lack of information. Today in our text we are going to see a number of people who rejected Jesus. We consider their reasons for rejecting Jesus today ague continue our study in the gospel of Luke.

Luke 22:63-7 Justice is something that we all crave. We want to see evil punished. We desire fairness. However, often at the heart of these desires there is a selfishness. Our sense of justice is skewed. If there was one place where justice should have prevailed though, it should have been at Jesus' trial. Yet, here in this place great injustice takes place. How did Jesus respond? And how should t...