CrossPointe Church

At Christmas, we celebrate more than the birth of a child—we celebrate the coming of the Savior who is both the Light and the Lamb. Jesus, the Light of the world, entered our darkness to reveal God’s truth, hope, and glory. But He also came as the Lamb of God, humbly laying down His life to redeem a lost and broken people. In this season, we are reminded that the manger points toward the cross, an...

At Christmas, we celebrate more than the birth of a child—we celebrate the coming of the Savior who is both the Light and the Lamb. Jesus, the Light of the world, entered our darkness to reveal God’s truth, hope, and glory. But He also came as the Lamb of God, humbly laying down His life to redeem a lost and broken people. In this season, we are reminded that the manger points toward the cross, an...

At Christmas, we celebrate more than the birth of a child—we celebrate the coming of the Savior who is both the Light and the Lamb. Jesus, the Light of the world, entered our darkness to reveal God’s truth, hope, and glory. But He also came as the Lamb of God, humbly laying down His life to redeem a lost and broken people. In this season, we are reminded that the manger points toward the cross, an...

“Behold, the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world.” — John 1:29 (LSB) This final tree brings the story full circle — from the lamb whose blood marked the doors in Egypt to the Lamb whose blood redeems all mankind. Jesus is not just the baby in the manger — He is the Lamb who was slain. Every promise, every prophecy, every act of deliverance pointed to Him. The Passover lamb, the bronze...

“And the angel said to them, ‘Do not be afraid, for behold, I bring you good news of great joy which will be for all the people; for today in the city of David there has been born for you a Savior, who is Christ the Lord.’” — Luke 2:10–11 (LSB) In the fields outside Bethlehem, it wasn’t kings or priests who first heard heaven’s song — it was shepherds. Ordinary, overlooked, unclean men watching th...

“And she gave birth to her firstborn son; and she wrapped Him in cloths and laid Him in a manger, because there was no place for them in the inn.” — Luke 2:7 (LSB) In the quiet of Bethlehem, the King of Kings entered the world in the humblest of ways. No palace. No throne. No trumpet blast. Just a manger — rough wood, coarse hay, and the smell of animals. This tree remembers the moment when heaven...

“And Mary said, ‘Behold, the slave of the Lord; may it be done to me according to your word.’” — Luke 1:38 (LSB) This tree celebrates the quiet courage of obedience — the faith that says yes when nothing makes sense. Mary and Joseph step into God’s plan not with status or power, but with trust and humility. Their obedience opened the door through which the Savior entered the world. This tree remem...

“The book of the genealogy of Jesus Christ, the son of David, the son of Abraham.” — Matthew 1:1 (LSB) This tree declares that Jesus did not appear out of nowhere. Every name in His family line whispers promise fulfilled. From Abraham to David, from exile to Emmanuel, each branch of the story leads to the root of redemption — Christ Himself. This tree remembers the faith of Abraham, the throne of...

“The Lord God does nothing unless He reveals His secret counsel to His servants the prophets.” — Amos 3:7 (LSB) From the desert to the throne room, the prophets cried out, “Thus says the Lord.” They called a wandering people back to covenant faithfulness, warned of judgment, and promised hope. They saw shadows of a coming King, a virgin’s child, a suffering servant, a Prince of Peace. This tree ma...

“Your house and your kingdom shall endure before Me forever; your throne shall be established forever.” — 2 Samuel 7:16 (LSB) In the days of Israel’s kings, God’s people looked for a ruler who would lead with justice and righteousness. They celebrated victories and endured failures under men like Saul, David, and Solomon—each one flawed, each one longing for the true King. Through triumph and trag...

“When I see the blood, I will pass over you.” — Exodus 12:13 (LSB) In the land of Egypt, God’s people lived as slaves— but a night of deliverance was promised. Each home marked its doorway with the blood of a spotless lamb— a sign of faith and obedience. That night, death passed over, and freedom began. This tree remembers the lamb, the door, and the God who delivers. The scarlet ribbon tells of s...

At Christmas, we celebrate more than the birth of a child—we celebrate the coming of the Savior who is both the Light and the Lamb. Jesus, the Light of the world, entered our darkness to reveal God’s truth, hope, and glory. But He also came as the Lamb of God, humbly laying down His life to redeem a lost and broken people. In this season, we are reminded that the manger points toward the cross, an...

A walk through Proverbs 3.

A walk through Proverbs 3.

A walk through Proverbs 3.

A walk through Proverbs 3.

A walk through Proverbs 3.

In 1984, two men, Richard Wurman and Harry Marks, launched the first TED Talk in Monterey, California. The original focus of the conferences was Technology, Entertainment, and Design. Today, TED Talks cover almost any topic—science, education, culture, personal growth, innovation, global issues, and religion. They are delivered in a way that’s engaging, clear, and inspiring. The style is typically...

As we continue in the second part of this sermon series, our approach will be to deliver two (2) TED Talk style sermons EACH Sunday as a Theological Edifying Discourse. Our focus will be to continue speaking on the key beliefs that we strongly hold on to, with a desire to teach the church the importance of each truth. This series is about teaching what we believe Scripture teaches us. Whereas the...

As we continue in the second part of this sermon series, our approach will be to deliver two (2) TED Talk style sermons EACH Sunday as a Theological Edifying Discourse. Our focus will be to continue speaking on the key beliefs that we strongly hold on to, with a desire to teach the church the importance of each truth. This series is about teaching what we believe Scripture teaches us. Whereas the...