CrossPointe Sermons

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Pastor Joe opens with a personal story about organizing gospel events in Zambia that left him buried in debt, setting the stage for a sermon rooted in real-life struggle. Using Psalm 3 — David's psalm written while fleeing his own son Absalom's coup — Pastor Joe asks the central question: how can we position ourselves for victory when life falls apart? His answer unfolds in four practical points d...

On Mother's Day, Pastor Daniel brings a word rooted in Psalm 40:1-3, opening with Lamentations 3:25-26 — "The Lord is good to those who depend on Him...so it is good to wait quietly for salvation from the Lord." Rather than preaching a traditional Mother's Day message, Pastor Daniel speaks directly to those in a quiet, stagnant season — not a dramatic storm, but the kind of silent desert where pra...

In this sermon, Pastor Steve Smith walks through Psalm 1, revealing a path of spiritual regression — from walking, to standing, to sitting in the seat of the scornful — and then calls believers back to the blessed life God intends. True prosperity, he teaches, isn't about wealth but about maturing in Christ, being planted by the living water of God's Word, and walking in step with the Holy Spirit....

Pastor Johnathan launches a new series on the Psalms, explaining how he personally turns to them when feeling stuck in prayer or needing peace. He addresses how Satan tries to steal believers' identities through stress and discouragement, noting that the enemy "has a PhD in capturing our imaginations" and doesn't discriminate between believers and unbelievers. Using Psalm 42 as his main text, Past...

Pastor Johnathan's Easter sermon emphasizes that believers must live from a place of victory rather than defeat because Jesus is alive and has given us all authority. Using the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego from Daniel 3, he demonstrates how these three young men maintained a victory mentality even when facing the fiery furnace, declaring "even if he doesn't" save us, we will never bow...

Pastor Johnathan begins a new series called "From Victory," challenging Christians to stop praying from a position of defeat and instead operate from the victory that Jesus has already won. Using the story of Abraham and Isaac from Genesis 22, he emphasizes that everyone has a "here I am" desire to be known and recognized by God, and calls believers to trust the Promiser rather than just His promi...

Pastor Daniel delivered a powerful message titled "Unshakable" from Daniel chapter 6, focusing on how to develop unshakable faith in our current shaking world. Drawing from Daniel's experience in the lion's den, Pastor Daniel emphasized that every generation faces its own "lions" - whether ridicule, isolation, temptation, or persecution - and the question isn't whether we'll face opposition, but w...

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Pastor Johnathan begins a new series called "Lessons from Legends," focusing on how Biblical heroes built their faith through trials just like we do today. Using the story of Elijah and the widow in 1 Kings 17, he challenges us to stop collecting spiritual "junk" like worry, anger, and bitterness that clutters our hearts, and instead live with faith in the "right here, right now" moment. The messa...

Pastor Johnathan delivered a passionate message on serving the church as part of the ongoing "Serve" series for 2026. Drawing from his personal experience of growing up serving in church, he addressed the concerning trend of 86 Protestant churches closing weekly in America and the dangerous lie that Christians can love Jesus but not need the church. He emphasized that loneliness kills an estimated...

In this message from the ongoing "Serve" series, Pastor Johnathan addresses how Christians must serve Jesus by serving their families, anchoring his teaching in Joshua 24:15 where Joshua declares, "But as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord." Pastor Johnathan explains that Satan specifically targets the family unit because he knows that strong families create strong churches, and he hates...

Pastor Johnathan launched a new sermon series on serving, emphasizing that believers are called to serve like Jesus under the banner of Jehovah Nissi. Using Matthew 20:28 as the foundation, he explained that serving shows God's character, shares His goodness, and spreads the gospel, even when we face opposition from the enemy who doesn't want us to succeed.

Pastor Tim Johnson delivers a powerful message on fasting and prayer as we enter a new season. He explains that fasting shifts our hunger from earthly satisfaction to a deeper desire for God's presence and Word. Mentioned over 70 times in Scripture, fasting was a common practice in the early church, and Jesus expects us to fast, saying "when you fast" in Matthew 6. Pastor Tim emphasizes that fasti...

In his sermon "The Great Adventure," Pastor Johnathan presents prayer as the cornerstone of Christian living, especially during the Christmas season which celebrates the ultimate answered prayer—Jesus coming to Earth. Drawing from Colossians 1:9-14, he warns against making prayer our last resort when we become too busy or independent, pointing to Jesus who, despite His packed ministry, always made...

In the conclusion of his series on the Gospel of John, Pastor Johnathan focuses on how Jesus's resurrection distinguishes Christianity from all other religions. As he notes, "Confucius died 479 BC, Buddha died 483 BC... Muhammad died 632 AD... and the common factor with all of them is that they are still in their tombs." Jesus's resurrection becomes our restoration, freeing us from the bondage of...

Pastor Johnathan explores John chapters 18-19, focusing on Jesus' arrest, trial, and crucifixion. The pastor identifies how different characters in the narrative were spiritually bound—Judas was enslaved by greed, Peter was chained by denial, Pilate was trapped by people-pleasing, and the religious leaders were constrained by empty religion. These same bondages continue to afflict believers today,...

In this sermon on John 17, the pastor explores what many theologians consider "the Lord's Prayer"—Jesus's longest recorded prayer in Scripture. This prayer, which Scottish evangelist John Knox requested to hear on his deathbed, is divided into three sections: Jesus praying for himself, for his disciples, and for all future believers (including us today). The sermon's title "Back to You" emphasizes...

This sermon delves into Jesus's teaching from John 15-16, particularly His command to "remain in Him." The pastor vulnerably shares personal struggles with betrayal and the recent death of a beloved mentor, using these experiences to illustrate the difficulty and necessity of remaining in Christ during painful seasons. Drawing from John 15:5, "I am the vine, you are the branches... apart from me y...

In this sermon, Pastor Johnathan explores the contrast between Satan's plots and God's plan through the Holy Spirit. Using John 14:15-31 as his foundation, he explains that while Satan constantly schemes to lead us away from Jesus, the Holy Spirit is the "power behind the plan" working for our good. Pastor Johnathan emphasizes that the Holy Spirit is not a force or feeling, but the third person of...

Pastor Johnathan continues his series through the Gospel of John, entering chapter 14 where Jesus is now focusing His ministry on His disciples in the final hours before the cross. The sermon centers on Jesus' controversial yet truthful declaration in John 14:6: "I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one can come to the Father except through me." Pastor Johnathan emphasizes that Jesus only spe...

Beginning with a humorous personal story about a difficult morning, the pastor transitions to the sermon's core message about following Jesus' example. Drawing from Matthew 4:19 and Mark 8:34, he emphasizes that following Christ requires giving up our own way and embracing Jesus' way, even when it's difficult. The sermon centers on John 13, where Jesus washes His disciples' feet during the Last Su...