Crossroads Church - Deep Creek Lake, MD

May 12, 2024

Looking for alternative school options in the Garrett County area? In this mini podcast series, several local educators discuss options with Pastor Dave, what that might look like for families, and what their school options have to offer. In this episode, Pastor Dave is joined by Melanie Collins of Veritas Classical School. For more information on Veritas Classical School call 304-288-7061, email...

If you could look back over your life and get one "do over," how would you use that opportunity? I mean we probably all have those situations that replay like a grainy old film in our minds and we wish we just had the opportunity to do that over... Today as we study the last chapter of the book of John, we will see that Jesus gives one of his disciples the chance for a do over.

Is it okay to doubt? Why do we struggle with doubt so much? Does doubting God make us bad Christians?

Whenever Mary Magdalene is mentioned in the Bible, her name is often followed by the phrase, “out of whom came seven demons.” However, maybe that tagline is not about Mary’s reputation - maybe that tagline is her testimony.

Palm Sunday, March 24, 2024; Pastor Brandon Hutzell

We are continuing to track the events in Jesus’s life through the book of John. Our writer John knew Jesus better than most people did and today He invites us into a miracle that is arguably the greatest miracle that Jesus performs up until this point.

⚓ This week's Anchor Points are here! Check out this mid-week sermon review.

This week's Anchor Points are here! Hooray!

When we encounter certain situations in our lives it is natural for us to ask, "What did I do to deserve this?" There is just something in us that feels like everything is cause and effect, so our default position when facing suffering is… why? What caused this? In this message, we discuss 3 theological ditches concerning suffering. 

⚓️ Anchor Points are here! Check out this week's mid-week sermon recap.

As we study John, chapter 8, we deal with some intense topics: sex, adultery, guilt, shame, and forgiveness. 

In this message, we learn about the gift of the Holy Spirit and all of the different ways the Holy Spirit leads us, guides us, and walks alongside us.

Check out this week's Anchor Points as we revisit this past Sunday's message: Come and See, Part 8!

This week's text brings us 2 simultaneous truths… God wants to meet our needs, but He also wants to fill our hearts.

⚓ Check out this week's Anchor Points as we revisit this past Sunday's message: Come and See, Part 8!

This week we are in John chapter 6, the longest chapter in the book. At today’s point in the book of John, Jesus now has about 1 year left until his death. This is also the height of Jesus’s popularity and immense crowds keep following Jesus everywhere he goes. In today's message, we read the story of Jesus miraculously feeding the 5,000 and learn how that applies to our everyday lives.

Anchor Points are here! Check out this week's mid-week sermon recap. #John5 #HoldStill "Defender" Song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fqZATN3xLAE

We continue our series on the book of John and today we look at the story of the man healed at the pool of Bethesda.

12.31.23

Today, our study of God’s Word unwraps the gift of JOY. For many of us, joy is not our default mood and we also tend to see God as being angry, disappointed, distant, reserved… but that is not true! God doesn’t sit on a throne of anger; He sits on a throne of grace and joy.

⚓️ Anchor Points are here! Take a look at this mid-week sermon recap from this past week's message "Rediscover Christmas, Part 2: Peace"

With the first coming of Jesus Christ (which is what we celebrate at Christmas), He brought two gifts for us: peace WITH God and the peace OF God. 

Anchor Points are here! Take a look at this mid-week sermon recap from this past week's message "Rediscover Christmas, Part 1: Hope"

As we begin our new series, our Bible text takes us into the life of a man who some may have considered to have the most boring job in the world. His job was simply… to wait.