Crosspoint Baptist Church Sermons

Rev 12:1-6 Pictures and symbols are everywhere around us. We might see a sun symbol and know that it is referring to brightness. Or we might say that a dessert is "heaven." We know that means it's so good it's like heaven. Today God is going to give us some pictures that point toward future events. So, who is this woman, child, and dragon? We consider that this week as we continue our study in Rev...

1 Tim 4:6-10 Gabe Willhite

Rev 11:14-19 Throughout history there have been many different types of governments. Whether it's a democracy, a democratic republic, a dictatorship, etc, they all have their problems. And do you know why that is? - Because all governments are led by people. And people are sinful. But there is one ruler coming who is without sin - The man Christ Jesus. So, who is the one true Ruler? And how will H...

2 Peter 3:11-18 We've considered false teachers, the origin of the Scriptures, and the reason for God's delay of His judgment as we've studied 2 Peter. But we're not done yet! As we conclude our study we read of the promises that God has made regarding Jesus' second coming, God's destruction of the earth, and even the world to come. Listen as Pastor Andrew finishes this wonderful letter from Peter...

Rev 11:1-13 As we continue our study in Revelation we come to chapter 11 and we read of two witnesses. Who are these witnesses? And what does their testimony have to do with God and His purposes? They are even breathing fire and coming back to life! Why is God telling us about these individuals? We consider that and much more this week!

2 Peter 3:9-10 Last week we considered some of God's qualities, such as His holiness, His timing, etc. This week we consider His sovereignty. Listen as Pastor Andrew continues His study in 2 Peter.

Rev 10 In Rev 10 we see a pretty sad prophecy of how God brings bitterness in His judgment, but yet He also brings sweet comfort to His children. How do these things both seem to coexist? We consider that question as Pastor Sam continues his study in Revelation.

2 Peter 3:1-8 This week we consider some of God's attributes and how critical it is for us to know God. Although many of these qualities are a terror to the unbeliever, they are a comfort to His children. Listen as Pastor Andrew continues his study in 2 Peter.

1 Samuel 1:3-28 For a special Mother's Day message we consider one of the most beautiful passages in the Bible - the account of Hannah and her example to us.

2 Peter 2:18-22 This week we conclude our study of false teachers. We consider what truly makes them disgusting to God and to His church.

Heb 10:1-18 As you think about the term religion, you may initially find yourself on the outside looking in. Religion has become somewhat of a divisive term over the years. You have those who are outside of religion feeling somewhat antagonistic toward the religious. And you have those within faith groups trying to making a distinction between religion and a relationship with God. But there's no d...

2 Peter 2:10-17 We continue to examine the characteristics of those who would come into the church to deceive and lure away God's children. What is it that makes them so evil? We consider their depravity this evening, and also the importance of the church recognizing and addressing these wolves.

Rev 8-9 Stubbornness is a quality that many of see in ourselves, or perhaps in the lives of our family members! Unfortunately, being stubborn often leads to pain and destruction. In this sobering portion of the book of Revelation we see God's judgment being poured out. And yet, people will still refuse to repent in that terrible day! We are currently living during a time of God's mercy. So, as we...

2 Peter 2:4-10 As we continue our study in 2 Peter we look again at false teachers and the promise from God that they are doomed. What does it mean for God to say that about these people? And is there any comfort for the church in hearing this? We consider those questions this week as Pastor Andrew continues his series in 2 Peter.

Matt 28:1-20 There are subjects that we may feel are irrelevant to us. Perhaps you remember a subject in school that was uninteresting to you, or there is a sport that you don't care to watch. Have you given much thought to the resurrection of Jesus Christ? Perhaps that too seems irrelevant to you. However, it is certainly not, and we will consider that today on this special resurrection Sunday.

Phil 2:8 As we prepare for Easter Sunday we take a moment to consider all that the Lord Jesus has endured for us, and all that was necessary before He rose from the dead.

Mark 11:1-11 As we think of Palm Sunday we would certainly remember the palm and the donkey. Perhaps you don't even attend church, but you recall this account from an old Sunday school classroom. We can really get lost in the minutia of the event though. These people were claiming that Jesus was king! But here's the most important question: "was Jesus really their King?" It's the same question we...

2 Peter 2:1-3 Peter has been leading up to this important topic in his letter - false teachers. What does a false teacher look like though? And why are they so dangerous? We consider those questions this week as we continue our study in the book of 2 Peter.

Rev 7:1-17 This week we look to the Lamb of God as we see God's plan for His covenant people.

2 Peter 1:19-21 This week as we continue our study in 2 Peter we look at the importance of knowing that the Scriptures were given to us by God. Peter tells us that the Holy Spirit moved men as they wrote the Scriptures. But what does that really mean? We consider that and much more as we look at the topic of God's Word.

Rev 6:1-17 Do you know anyone that con predict the weather next march? Or even next month? Or maybe even next week!? We can laugh about the difficulty of weather forecasts, but the truth is that no one knows the future, except God. So what has God revealed to us about the future? And what does it mean for you and I? We consider those questions as we continue our study in Revelation.

2 Peter 1:12:18 Why should we trust the Bible? Wasn't it just written by a bunch of old people? Why should I trust them? Well, it certainly was written many years ago! But many of its writers were first person eyewitnesses! So, if we want to learn about Jesus, it would behoove us to listen to the people that observed Him. Tonight we consider the veracity of Scripture as we listen to one of Jesus'...

Rev 5:1-14 This week we consider why Jesus is worthy of our worship. We know that in heaven all will worship Jesus as He deserves. But why is He deserving of this worship? And why is no other person worthy? We consider that question this week as we continue our study in the book of Revelation.

2 Peter 1:8-11 When you have a goal in mind, work isn't so bad is it? It still takes effort. It takes work. But you know it's worth it in the end. Well, the same is true of our spiritual life. It's not easy to live for Jesus, but it's totally worth it when we're looking forward to our reward. So, what is that reward? We consider that this week as Pastor Andrew continues his study in 2 Peter.

Rev 4:1-11 In Revelation chapter 4 we see a strange and maybe even frightful scene. As God's throne is revealed there is tremendous power and might that is revealed. And yet, in the midst of that we can see God's grace and the call to worship. Listen this week as we consider God's throne and our response.