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Oftentimes, when we do our best to trust God with our issues and seek Him in prayer, we find ourselves waiting for Him to move, to respond, or at least to show us in some way that He has heard us. Frequently, this waiting can shake our faith; we become discouraged and hopeless when we don’t see a way forward. Yet what God can do in our waiting is often powerful.

It isn't always easy to stick to our faith through the unpredictable ups and downs of life, but learning from the past is a great way to remember what we stand to gain by remaining unshakable in our faith. God tests us in ways we don't expect. It's not always pain and suffering that put our faith to the test. God even uses our successes as a tool to draw us closer to Him. In this 4-part series, we...

Your posture has more to do with receiving a miracle than you think. Not your physical upright, shoulders back posture; your posture before God that recognizes He is God and you are not. It recognizes His ways are higher and always best. This weekend, as we finish the series, we will visit how we can approach God with the best posture when requesting a miracle.

When it comes to miracles, there is an age-old question: What determines if a miracle will happen or not? This message will answer this question as we look into “The Making of a Miracle.” While miracles will remain a mystery, there are parameters that we can understand concerning if, when, and why miracles happen.

Our God of Miracles is Supernatural! This week we will look into the significance of supernatural and why miracles are always supernatural. Having the understanding of what is and what isn’t a miracle enables us to appreciate both the miracle and the Miracle Maker. 

Desperate for a miracle? Miracles are what we need when we’ve exhausted all of our other options. God is the miracle maker. In this series, we are going to see some of the miraculous things He has done and seek to understand why He did them. God’s miracles started before the first page of scripture was written, and He is still doing them today. 

It is easy to believe that someone is too far gone from God. Believe that they would never turn to Him or turn back to Him. But God is in the business of offering second chances. His grace and mercy go beyond our limited boundaries. However, God’s grace and mercy are a limited-time offer.   Connect with us! https://crosspoint247.churchcenter.com/people/forms/701638 Give Online: https://crosspoint2...

It is easy to believe that someone is too far gone from God. Believe that they would never turn to Him or turn back to Him. But God is in the business of offering second chances. His grace and mercy go beyond our limited boundaries. However, God’s grace and mercy are a limited-time offer. Connect with us! https://crosspoint247.churchcenter.com/people/forms/701638 Give Online: https://crosspoint247...

It’s Student Sunday this weekend!  Students have signed up to serve in our Sunday morning ministries and Deion our Associate NextGen Pastor will be bringing the message. We have an enemy that wants to ruin our lives, but thank God, we have Jesus on our side! Come prepared to be encouraged and equipped to rely on God to break the chains that are holding you down.

I couldn’t settle on a title for this week's message, so I’ll let you decide after you hear a few options from me. However, the direction of the message couldn’t be more clear, we need to pray more. We need to pray sooner rather than later. We need to listen—not just speak—when we pray. As we continue learning lessons from the Bible’s most notorious castaway (Jonah), we’re going to discover some p...

Scripture's most famous castaway is a prophet named Jonah. When he wasn’t willing to go where God sent him, God intervened. When we aren’t “onboard” with God’s Will for our lives, it will not only affect our lives, but also the lives of others. God got Jonah’s attention when he wasn’t on board with God’s plan. Come see why God gets our attention when we aren’t on board with His will for our lives....

After His death, burial, and resurrection, Jesus presented Himself over the course of 40 days to His disciples and more than 500 others, giving convincing evidence that He was indeed alive. During this time, He often spoke about the kingdom of God and what was to come. But just before Jesus ascended into heaven, He told His disciples not to leave Jerusalem, but to wait for THE GIFT—a gift that wou...

This weekend is the most powerful weekend for any and every Christ follower. Jesus said His most lasting words: “Forgive them.” There is only one reason God allowed His Son to go to the cross...LOVE. This weekend, at all three services, we are going to look into what this love is all about. Come ready to worship our risen Lord and Savior. Connect with us! https://crosspoint247.churchcenter.com/peo...

Hate is a word that brings all sorts of emotions. Some think it is a word that should never be said out loud, others say it without hesitation. We’ve even been taught to hate things and not people. However, Jesus talked about hate. How He was hated and how anyone who loves Him will be hated. Why all the hate? That’s what this week's message will be all about. Join us as we talk about the unpopular...

Just as branches need the vine to survive, we must remain in Christ to grow, thrive, and bear fruit. Without Him, we are unable to experience the fullness of life He intends for us. But remember, there must also be a pruning process to produce more fruit. Though pruning can be painful, it is necessary for our spiritual strength and development, drawing us closer to Him and shaping us into who we a...

There are good examples and then there are bad examples. While we might point to bad examples, so some people might learn from the mistakes of others, the best way to help people learn is from the success of others. This is what Jesus did for us, He provided the greatest example of how we should live our lives. He set an example for us to follow. He didn’t just do this hoping we would catch on and...

One option for Bibles is what we call the “Red Letter Edition.” These editions take the words Jesus spoke and make them stand out because they are written in red. The red letters make it easy to identify when Jesus is speaking. This series will focus on the words Jesus spoke while preparing His disciples and others for His death, burial, and resurrection. This week, we will see just how important...

God created people to be in close relationship with Him. This relationship is meant to be our first priority. Nothing can compare to the feeling of God’s presence, but God’s presence is so much more than a feeling. On Sunday, Pastor Wil is going to conclude the series with the most rewarding desperation we have, being in God’s presence. Come see why this desperation presents us with our greatest o...

We can feel for others and that is a good thing, but often doesn’t lead to action. It is when we are desperate for others that we are willing drop what we are doing, make some sacrifices and act on their behalf. Relationships require responsibilities and the more desperate we are for others, the more responsible we will be. We don’t have to settle for just feeling for someone because of their situ...

Hope changes everything. When you are desperate for hope, you have a desperation for change. Whether you’ve been there in the past or find yourself desperate for hope now, hope can be found. God is in the hope business. This weekend, we will see how the right amount of stress can prepare us and equip us to withstand the trials until hope arrives. Don’t miss this opportunity to invite someone to he...

Our relationship with God is more than a feeling. It is meant to be a rich, rewarding, fulfilling relationship, because of our worship and devotion to Him. Our devotion to God won’t mature until we realize our desperation for Him. It will take more than a feeling for God to become our greatest desire. Join us, as we launch this new series and invite someone to sit with you.   Connect with us! http...

There is an old saying: “What you measure grows.” If that were always true, we would measure everything we wanted to grow. The best way to “measure” money is to track it. To spy on it. To know where it is going before it ever leaves. This week, we will see what Jesus had to say about whose money it is and what responsibility we have to not only track it, but to use it. Come ready to be encouraged...

Making the most of money isn’t about making the most money. To make the most of money, you need to make wise choices with money. The norms of handling money in our society have led many on a path of worry and stress. Jesus taught us how we could minimize our worry and stress, but it will require us to flip the script on American norms. If you are interested in reducing the worry and stress of mone...

To make the most of anything, we have to know the limits and see the potential. This applies to money too. Making the most of money requires us to treat money the way God intended it to be treated. Money doesn’t just tell a story; it has the ability to create stories. What stories do you want the money you manage to tell?

For our last sermon in the series “I am Determined…” we will finish the progression we have been working toward. A determination to Know God, Find Freedom and Discover Purpose isn’t complete to stop there. There is one final area of determination that deserves our full attention, and that is to Make a Difference. It isn’t enough to discover your purpose, because your purpose is to make a differenc...