Crossroads Bible Church Bellevue

Why do we struggle loving God and others? Luke exposes our core problem in an account involving Jesus, a sinful woman, and Simon the Pharisee.

How do you respond when it seems that God hasn’t heard, hasn’t answered, or has said “NO” to your prayers? An unnamed woman goes 0 for 3 with Jesus and teaches us how to respond.

What really impresses Jesus? How can we ensure that He marvels at our lives? Luke 7:1-10 answers these critical questions.

Pastor Jerry Mitchell preaches on what it means to be a Doubting Thomas.

What is grief? Does Jesus care about grieving people? And If He does, do we care about those Jesus cares about? These questions are answered in Luke 7:11–17.

What’s the purpose of a storm such as COVID-19? The answer comes with two more questions: Who is Jesus? Will you trust Him?

Have you ever been on the verge of losing a loved one? Maybe you’re pondering your own mortality. If so, in Mark 5 Jesus provides hope in the face of death.

What is your greatest need, and what is our country’s greatest need? In Mark 2:1–12, Jesus answers these fundamental questions.

How can you make a difference with your life? How can you know what God really expects of you? Jesus gives us a simple and straightforward answer in Luke 5:1-11.

We have all asked the question: "Where is God in the midst of our personal suffering?" Jeremiah demonstrates how to authentically express our grief to God. He concludes hope is found in the celebration of God's character.

How can we express humility in the midst of anxiety? Peter provides a simple response. He then concludes that to do otherwise is to exercise pride and have a faulty view of God.

If you've ever agonized through a sickness, a sin, or a personality trait that alienated you from other people, you know what it's like to feel hopeless. In this passage, Mark answers the question: How can we handle hopelessness?

How can we deal with our anxiety? The commands: "Don't worry! Don't be anxious!" just don't cut it! Instead, we must replace anxiety with the peace that only the Prince of Peace provides.

Jesus was hated by religious people for eating with "notorious sinners". He pursued those of us who have never been perfect and have never been able to fake it. Even at our lowest, broken and vulnerable, if we turn toward Jesus, he pursues us, rescue us and restores us to life and purpose!

How does COVID-19 impact the future viability of Crossroads and the worldwide Church? Jesus Himself shares the nature of the Church's sustainability.

On this Easter Sunday, how can we defeat discouragement? Paul provides comfort and hope that will enable us to find the power to persevere.

What does worry accomplish? Absolutely nothing. Jesus reminds us that we have a loving heavenly Father who will care for our tomorrows.

Where do you turn in times of trouble? Psalm 91 reminds us that God isn’t a refuge from suffering and death but a refuge through it.

What is the cure for humankind? Romans 10:14-21 declares it is the good news of Jesus Christ.

How can we avoid eternal disappointment and shame? We must resist works and embrace faith.

The Bible teaches that God is sovereign over salvation. While this mysterious doctrine is difficult to understand, we will learn that God's choice is a matter of His character, authority, and program.

The Jewish people have been known as God's chosen people. Yet, it appears that they have become separated from God's love. If so, what basis do we have for believing that God’s promises to any of us will be fulfilled? Paul addresses this concern in Rom 9:1–13.

Security is a critical element in life. Unfortunately, it’s also very elusive. But what about in your relationship with God? Can you have true security in the most important aspect of your life? In Rom 8:31–39 the apostle Paul addresses this fundamental question.

It is tempting to wonder whether suffering for Christ is worth it. Paul argues that an eternal perspective can change how we endure suffering.