Crossroads Church Audio Podcast

Nobody likes for friendships to end, or for families to be ripped apart, or to have conflict at work or school.  It is in our nature to want to get along with others.  But we don’t always know how.  Since it is a struggle to get along, the question that comes up over and over in any relationship is this: Are we good?  In this series we will look at three foundational principles...

Nobody likes for friendships to end, or for families to be ripped apart, or to have conflict at work or school.  It is in our nature to want to get along with others.  But we don’t always know how.  Since it is a struggle to get along, the question that comes up over and over in any relationship is this: Are we good?  In this series we will look at three foundational principles...

Nobody likes for friendships to end, or for families to be ripped apart, or to have conflict at work or school.  It is in our nature to want to get along with others.  But we don’t always know how.  Since it is a struggle to get along, the question that comes up over and over in any relationship is this: Are we good?  In this series we will look at three foundational principles...

Labor Day Message - Part 1

Have you ever been stuck before?  Sure you have.  You’ve been stuck in a ditch, or on a chemistry problem, in a long line, or behind a slow driver.  We’ve all been stuck, but the worst kind of stuck is when we get ourselves stuck personally, where we are not developing.  That’s what this series is about - getting yourself unstuck so you can become who God created you to be.

Have you ever been stuck before?  Sure you have.  You’ve been stuck in a ditch, or on a chemistry problem, in a long line, or behind a slow driver.  We’ve all been stuck, but the worst kind of stuck is when we get ourselves stuck personally, where we are not developing.  That’s what this series is about - getting yourself unstuck so you can become who God created you to be.

Have you ever been stuck before?  Sure you have.  You’ve been stuck in a ditch, or on a chemistry problem, in a long line, or behind a slow driver.  We’ve all been stuck, but the worst kind of stuck is when we get ourselves stuck personally, where we are not developing.  That’s what this series is about - getting yourself unstuck so you can become who God created you to be.

Have you ever been stuck before?  Sure you have.  You’ve been stuck in a ditch, or on a chemistry problem, in a long line, or behind a slow driver.  We’ve all been stuck, but the worst kind of stuck is when we get ourselves stuck personally, where we are not developing.  That’s what this series is about - getting yourself unstuck so you can become who God created you to be.

Have you ever been stuck before?  Sure you have.  You’ve been stuck in a ditch, or on a chemistry problem, in a long line, or behind a slow driver.  We’ve all been stuck, but the worst kind of stuck is when we get ourselves stuck personally, where we are not developing.  That’s what this series is about - getting yourself unstuck so you can become who God created you to be.

The overwhelming Biblical pattern is to stick with people, and to be faithful to a fault.  God equips the Christ follower to love the ones difficult to love, to be patient with those who test us, and to give more chances than people deserve.  But there are times that we must leave -  there are deal breakers- times to say goodbye to organizations and people.  The question is: &n...

The overwhelming Biblical pattern is to stick with people, and to be faithful to a fault.  God equips the Christ follower to love the ones difficult to love, to be patient with those who test us, and to give more chances than people deserve.  But there are times that we must leave -  there are deal breakers- times to say goodbye to organizations and people.  The question is: &n...

The overwhelming Biblical pattern is to stick with people, and to be faithful to a fault.  God equips the Christ follower to love the ones difficult to love, to be patient with those who test us, and to give more chances than people deserve.  But there are times that we must leave -  there are deal breakers- times to say goodbye to organizations and people.  The question is: &n...

War or Peace - July 4th Message

The summer of 2020 was a season of hate, with riots in the streets, people living in isolation, and political smearing that was next level.  This year, we want to pursue a summer of love.  Since the coming of Jesus, His life of love and His teachings on love have elevated it above power or intellect as humanity’s highest ideal.  This series we will seek to pattern our lives after th...

The summer of 2020 was a season of hate, with riots in the streets, people living in isolation, and political smearing that was next level.  This year, we want to pursue a summer of love.  Since the coming of Jesus, His life of love and His teachings on love have elevated it above power or intellect as humanity’s highest ideal.  This series we will seek to pattern our lives after th...

The summer of 2020 was a season of hate, with riots in the streets, people living in isolation, and political smearing that was next level.  This year, we want to pursue a summer of love.  Since the coming of Jesus, His life of love and His teachings on love have elevated it above power or intellect as humanity’s highest ideal.  This series we will seek to pattern our lives after th...

The summer of 2020 was a season of hate, with riots in the streets, people living in isolation, and political smearing that was next level.  This year, we want to pursue a summer of love.  Since the coming of Jesus, His life of love and His teachings on love have elevated it above power or intellect as humanity’s highest ideal.  This series we will seek to pattern our lives after th...

The summer of 2020 was a season of hate, with riots in the streets, people living in isolation, and political smearing that was next level.  This year, we want to pursue a summer of love.  Since the coming of Jesus, His life of love and His teachings on love have elevated it above power or intellect as humanity’s highest ideal.  This series we will seek to pattern our lives after th...

The summer of 2020 was a season of hate, with riots in the streets, people living in isolation, and political smearing that was next level.  This year, we want to pursue a summer of love.  Since the coming of Jesus, His life of love and His teachings on love have elevated it above power or intellect as humanity’s highest ideal.  This series we will seek to pattern our lives after th...

All have a way of looking at ourselves.  It can manifest itself in self-deprecating thoughts if we think poorly of ourselves or spin off into pride if we think too highly of ourselves.  Regardless, we often assume that how we see ourselves is how God sees us.  It isn’t.  The real question is not: How do I see myself? The question that ultimately matters is: How does God see me?

All have a way of looking at ourselves.  It can manifest itself in self-deprecating thoughts if we think poorly of ourselves or spin off into pride if we think too highly of ourselves.  Regardless, we often assume that how we see ourselves is how God sees us.  It isn’t.  The real question is not: How do I see myself? The question that ultimately matters is: How does God see me?

All have a way of looking at ourselves.  It can manifest itself in self-deprecating thoughts if we think poorly of ourselves or spin off into pride if we think too highly of ourselves.  Regardless, we often assume that how we see ourselves is how God sees us.  It isn’t.  The real question is not: How do I see myself? The question that ultimately matters is: How does God see me?

All have a way of looking at ourselves.  It can manifest itself in self-deprecating thoughts if we think poorly of ourselves or spin off into pride if we think too highly of ourselves.  Regardless, we often assume that how we see ourselves is how God sees us.  It isn’t.  The real question is not: How do I see myself? The question that ultimately matters is: How does God see me?

All have a way of looking at ourselves.  It can manifest itself in self-deprecating thoughts if we think poorly of ourselves or spin off into pride if we think too highly of ourselves.  Regardless, we often assume that how we see ourselves is how God sees us.  It isn’t.  The real question is not: How do I see myself? The question that ultimately matters is: How does God see me?

All have a way of looking at ourselves.  It can manifest itself in self-deprecating thoughts if we think poorly of ourselves or spin off into pride if we think too highly of ourselves.  Regardless, we often assume that how we see ourselves is how God sees us.  It isn’t.  The real question is not: How do I see myself? The question that ultimately matters is: How does God see me?