Crosspoint Baptist Church Sermons

1 Cor 1:10-17 What is it that makes a church healthy? Well certainly we would look at the beliefs of the church, and whether Jesus is central to their worship. But what about unity? This is the first topic Paul tackles in his letter to the Corinthians. Why is unity so important to the church, and how can we guard against it? We consider that this week as Pastor Andrew continues his study in 1 Cori...

Rev 19 As Christians we all know that the Son of God came down from heaven to be a man. After He was crucified, He rose from the dead and ascended into heaven. And He made the promise that He would return. So, what will it look like when Jesus returns? Will it be with the joy and peace that we see depicted in our Christmas depictions? No. It will be dramatically different. Let's see what God has t...

1 Cor 1:4-9 Last week we began our study of 1 Cor and we started to discuss some of the sin this church was struggling with. We said that the Lordship of Jesus was really the key to addressing sin in that church, and in our lives as well. This week we consider God's faithfulness. What does God's faithfulness have to do with sin you ask? Pastor Andrew answers that and more as we continue our study...

Rev 18 We've all seen sports dynasties come and go. Nations rise and fall. But there is a kingdom that will never fail. And it's not Babylon. What nation is this that will rule and then fall with such great calamity?

1 Cor 1:1-13 This week Pastor Andrew begins a new series in 1 Corinthians. Perhaps you've been tempted to quickly skim over the first few verses of a NT letter because it's "just a greeting." However, the key to the rest of Paul's letter is found in these first few verses. What could be so important in a greeting?

Rev 17 When we look at marketing we can see how tempting it can be to get the latest and greatest, to enjoy the best beverage ever made, or to look like a model. But do you know that there is a far greater marketer than any of our product marketers? It's Satan himself - The great seducer. And one of the ways he tempts is us by telling us the lie that it is good to worship ourselves. So, how do we...

Summer Of Preaching

Rev 16 What is happening when God's bowls of wrath are being poured out? And why is He bringing such violence upon the world? We consider those questions as we continue our study in Revelation.

Summer Of Preaching

Phil 2:1-11 Whether it's in our children, or ourselves, we all think about attitude. We know what it looks like to have a bad attitude, and perhaps we think of a good attitude as a cheerful countenance. But what about the attitude of a Christian? What does that look like? We consider that question this week as we look upon Jesus' attitude as He went to the cross.

Summer Of Preaching

Matt 5:7-12 Guest speaker Elliot Wells continues his study in Matthew 5.

Summer of Preaching

Rev 15:1-8 If you're a Christian you love to worship God. Perhaps you think of His grace or His mercy or his patience. But we are called to worship God with all of His attributes! You might ask, "even His wrath?" Absolutely. You might shudder at that thought, but it is true, and it is Biblical. Let's consider this important aspect of God's character today.

Joe Armstead

Rev 14:1-5

Rev 13

Rev 12:7-12

Sam Willhite

Matt 5:3-6 The sermon on the mount is the most famous message Jesus gave during His ministry. In it he speaks of being humble, poor, and thirsting for justice. Are these simply qualities that He rewards? Or was He speaking of a deeper spiritual meaning to these terms? Listen this week as guest speaker Elliot Wells helps us to see the gospel that Jesus was preaching even in the sermon on the mount.

Peter Rall

Heb 11:6-22 This Father's Day perhaps as a dad you're thinking about the family God has given you. And as your life goes on you may start to think about your legacy. Want to know the best legacy you can leave behind for your kids? - A faithful dependence upon God. So, what does faith lived throughout a lifetime look like? And how can we pass it on to our kids? We consider that this week for a spec...

Luke Herring