Crossroads Bible Church Bellevue

Have you ever doubted the accuracy of the Bible? Daniel 11 provides a compelling reason to trust God’s Word.

When have you been tempted to say, "Enough is enough"? Are you feeling that way today? If so, Daniel has a word for you from his very own experience.

What have you been waiting for God to do? Daniel 9 explains how to trust God's perfect timing.

How can we endure the suffering in our lives? Daniel 8 informs us how to stand strong amidst oppression.

How do we prepare for trying times? Daniel 7 fixes our eyes on God’s eternal kingdom.

Where is the safest place on earth? And who are the safest people on earth? Daniel 6 gives us those answers.

What happens when you believe you’re smarter than God? An ancient king finds out in one of the most memorable and well-known stories in the Bible.

Does God have sovereignty and power over human kings and earthly kingdoms? Daniel 4 answers this question in a most surprising way.

What do we need to know when we are in the midst of fiery circumstances? Daniel 3 answers this question from the perspective of Hananiah.

How does God show up at "crunch time"? Daniel 2 gives us past, present, and future confidence that God thrives in the clutch.

How do we as God's people live like we are in exile? Daniel will explain both God's role and our responsibility.

How do you summarize the greatest letter ever written? Very humbly. This sermon is a Romans review from a bird’s-eye view.

How does the book of Romans conclude? Romans concludes with an exhortation to protect the church and praise the wise God.

God is in the people business. He has called us to be in the people business as well. Romans 16 celebrates faithful workers in God’s work.

What issues are we disputing with other believers? Are we concerned about secondary things while the world is burning down around us? In Rom 15:1–13, Paul teaches us how to ensure we preserve biblical unity.

How do you treat believers who practice different freedoms than you? Paul teaches that our liberty must be limited by love.

It's been well said: "The main thing is to keep the main thing the main thing." Yet, Romans 14:1-12 would add: "The second thing is to keep second things second." Indeed, it isn't possible to keep the main thing main if we aren't careful to keep second things second.

Since God has been incredibly merciful to us; how should we respond to His mercy? Paul answers this question and tells us one of the greatest ways to fulfill God's will.

How must we think and act to make the most of our time? How can we wisely invest our time during this challenging season? In Rom 13:8–14, Paul challenges us to consider two simple but sobering realities.

What is your ambition? What do you hope to achieve with your life? In Romans 15:14-33, Paul shares three characteristics of how to find godly ambition and purpose.

What are our responsibilities to governing authorities? How should we act toward political leaders we may disagree with? Paul shares two duties that will instruct us in our obligations as both earthly and heavenly citizens.

How do you want to be remembered? When your life is said and done, what will ultimately matter? Romans 12:9-21 answers these important questions.

Our spiritual roots are Jewish. While God's relationship with His people, Israel, seems tenuous at times, He has a sovereign plan to bring both Israel and the nations of the world into a relationship with Christ.

Have you ever questioned God’s love for you? Have you ever felt that God's purposes for you have been shelved? Romans 11 has one word for you: Israel.

Have you ever looked at our world and thought: There’s no hope? Revelation 5 tells us how to cope and where we can find our hope.