Crosspoint Baptist Church Sermons

Think about some of the most significant events in history. What events come to mind? Surely some that come to mind involve individuals we would consider to be monumental in shaping history. However, it cannot be underestimated just how monumental the birth of Christ was, and is today. His birth literally split the time line! We take a look today at the first proclamation of God coming in the fles...

You've most certainly heard of John the Baptist. Though, if you had to sum up his life in a phrase, what would you say? He was a baptizer? He was a strange character that ate bugs? He was undoubtedly unique. However, those are not the things that made him special. Listen this week as we take a closer look at John, and learn how we can be unique like John.

We sure hear alot of unbelievable things come out of the media nowadays. Some are good, but others not so much. How do we know when we should believe something? And when should we practice faith with what we hear? This was what Mary and Elizabeth were faced with when they heard news of their impending pregnancies. They had a simple faith and we see God honor that. So, what does God expect in terms...

If you are a Christian you have a new nature. Can others see that? Listen this week as Pastor Caleb tells us what to look for in the life of a genuine believer.

It's hard to deny that in our world today it is hard to find moments of silence. There is noise all around us and silence can be hard to find. We might therefor think that all silence is special or good. That wasn't the case in Luke chapter 1 though. A priest named Zacharias and many people in Israel during that time were waiting for God to break His silence. He did. Listen this week as we hear ho...

Last week Pastor Sam asked the question, "Do WE still need the church?" This week we make it more personal - Do I still need the church?

If someone asked you to define the church, what would you say? I'm sure we would hear a variety of different answers if we asked a group of people. However, what would be the right answer? What does God's Word say about the church? Listen this week as Pastor Sam begins a new series about the church.

Pastor Caleb teaches us about the blessed truth of unity in Christ this week in Ephesians chapter 4.

Part 3 of our special Christmas series.

Part 2 of our special Christmas series.

What is thanksgiving really all about? We don't mean the actual historical events but rather the attitude or heart of thanksgiving. And how do we have thankfulness in the midst of pain, hardship, or suffering? Listen this week as Pastor Sam walks us through psalm 63 and shows us what the Lord is looking for in our hearts.

If we looked out on the world and asked the question, "who is the most powerful?" we might get a myriad of different answers. However, if we ask the question, "who is the king of the world?" there should only be one answer. Do you know that King?

Music in the church has certainly changed throughout the years. We may still hear hymns of old, but all of us can agree that every generation of Christians has brought their own influence in terms of musical style to the church. Worship never changes though. God is looking at the heart and is looking for hearts of worship. Do you have a heart of worship?

It is so common for us to think that revenge will only hurt the object of our vengeance. However, it almost always hurts us as well. The children of Israel experienced this first-hand in judges 21. Let's see how we can learn from their mistakes as we finish our series in judges.

When you look at the history of most civil wars, they typically stem from division on moral issues. That is true today and it was true in the book of judges. So, are these wars simply unavoidable? Who's to blame? And what should the Christian say in the midst of such events? Listen this week as we find answers to those questions and continue our study in the book of judges.

Who has the right to tell you what to do? We might think of our elders our bosses, our authority figures, etc. However, there is One greater than all of them, and when we abandon Him there can be catastrophic consequences.

When we look at the American church, it's easy to see that there is widespread compromise. Just look at most mainline denominations and the changes that have taken place over the last few decades. Religion, like most things in our fallen world, can become corrupt. So, we need to pay careful attention to our faith and our local church. Listen this week as Pastor Sam warns us of corrupt religion as...

We can all have a different definition when it comes to the word "worship." Denominations have been formed based on their definition of worship. Sometimes the problem is that we really just want to have it our way. However, the most important question is,"how does God define worship?"

Have you ever heard anyone say, "I'm too far gone?" Or maybe that a machine is ''beyond repair?" We might have said that about Samson earlier in his account. However, God does not always see things the way we do. Listen this week as we see God's amazing grace working in the life of Samson.

We all understand the principle of sowing and reaping. We've seen Samson sow a lot of pride, disobedience, lust, etc. Now it's time to see what he will reap. Listen this week as we continue our study in the book of judges.

While it makes for an exciting account, the story of Samson is truly a tragic one. We see a man that was supposed to be a leader amongst his people. However, instead he typified the worldly thinking of his day and failed to be a Godly example. Listen this week as we consider what worldly thinking looks like.

This week we continue to look at the life of Samson. It might be exciting, but it won't be pretty! Not every person God highlights in the scriptures is intended to be a good example for us. However, that doesn't mean that we can't learn something from the life of Samson.

Ever anticipate something and find yourself rudely awakened by a very different reality? Maybe you've been thinking about that as you've reflected on the year 2020. However, there are much more important things to be considering in life, like your spiritual health. Don't make the same mistake as the children of Israel in the book of judges. See yourself as God does. Listen this week as Pastor Sam...