Crossroads - Weekend Messages

Jesus is greater than everything. That's what the Bible is all about and that's definitely what Galatians is all about. As we learn to reorganize our lives around Jesus, everything looks different. As we continue this amazing study, we find ourselves in the second half of Galatians 2, where we unpack a very important lesson, that Jesus > Our Lives. Instead of living our own lives and reaping the r...

The children of Israel are continuing to in the wilderness, both actually and spiritually. This section of the book of Numbers shows us their rebellion against God's chosen leadership, Moses and Aaron. After Korah's rebellion, there is another challenge of God's chosen leadership. Again, the Lord decides.

Every single person has a story. And every person is important to God. And every story is important to God. That is why our past is called history. Because Jesus is real, every story is truly His Story. Like the Apostle Paul, many of us have pasts that are not neat and tidy. We have made mistakes. We have dishonored God. But our God is a God of redemption and forgiveness. Join us this weekend as w...

As the children of Israel find themselves in the Wilderness, they are continually challenged to follow after God. Part of following God was learning how to trust God by trusting their God-given leaders. But as we have seen, Moses' and Aaron's authority was continually challenged. In this new instance of rebellion, we will see Korah and his allies challenging God's authority with dire results.

Every follower of Jesus knows that our relationship with God must be the highest priority of life. In order to live truly satisfying lives, Jesus must be greater than everything. We also struggle to keep the main thing the main thing. But we are not alone. All believers struggle to keep our priorities in line. As we begin a brand-new series, "Jesus is greater than Everything," we will find that th...

Get a powerful new perspective on New Year's Resolutions, from Pastor Daniel.

Here at Crossroads, we love to spoeak of Jesus at Street Level. That is what the Christmas season is all about: Jesus joining us at street level, coming in the likeness of humanity, on a rescue mission. This year, for the Christmas season, we will be focusing on Isaiah 9:6-7. This passage is a famous prophecy of the coming Messiah. Join us for Part 2, "the Government."

Here at Crossroads, we love to talk about Jesus at Street Level, and that's what the Christmas season is all about! Jesus came and joined us where we are, coming in human form, on a rescue mission. "The Gift" dives into Isaiah 9:6-7, the famous prophecy of the coming Messiah, and explores the greatest gift the world has ever known!

Although the children of Israel will not be entering the promised land for 40 years, it is still important to the Lord for the people to be reminded about God's standard. So, in Numbers 15, we get to revisit certain laws that the Lord had given His people.

Because Jesus is real, we are a family of faith, fully engaged, transforming our community and our world. That is God's vision for us as a church. We are on a mission by simply responding to Jesus. This weekend is a special weekend. It marks the release of our album, "Your Kingdom is Here." So as we enter the Christmas season, we are taking some time, as a family of faith, to talk about where we h...

As we continue on with the account of the return of the twelve spies from scoping out the Promised Land, we find that the people refuse to follow God and enter the new land. This decision, like all acts of rebellion, has dire consequences for the unfaithful children of Israel.

With the holidays quickly approaching, each of us have our own traditions and feelings towards this time of the year. The same can be said about our families; through all of the complications, chaos and traditions it's easy to forget that family matters and each of us play a role.

Sometimes God’s grace and mercy can seem totally unfair. In Jonah's case, it made him downright mad that God told him to preach to the Ninevites, they repented, and God forgave them. In this last message in the REBEL series, come enjoy the comical yet deeply personal ending to the book of Jonah. Have you ever felt at odds with God? Have you ever questioned His calling on your life or how you feel...

The old proverb says, "Better late than never." This is very true as it relates to Jonah. God calls Jonah, again, to fulfill God's purposes. Jonah has learned and is now available. But what will happen? How will this mission go? Join us this weekend as we look at Jonah 3 and find out what God is up to.

God, delivered the children of Israel from Egypt to give them the Promised Land. Before the children of Israel were to take the land, twelve spies (one from each of the tribes of Israel) were sent in. Will they follow God by faith? Or will they choose to walk by sight and suffer dire consequences?

Sometimes life doesn't go the way we planned it. It can even go off the rails and we end up in a place we never thought we would be. Jonah ended up alive in the belly of a special fish that God prepared just for him. And Jonah, like many of us, came back home to God in the midst of life's difficult circumstances. Looking at how Jonah got there and how he prays to God from the depths of his despair...

When we cry out to God, God answers us in profound ways. We see this clearly in the second half of Numbers 11 and Numbers 12. Moses needed help, and God placed His Spirit on 70 elders. The people wanted meat, and God sent quail (although as judgment). And after Miriam and Aaron rebelled against Moses’ leaders, God still healed!

Everyone's heard the story of Jonah. Like James Dean or William Wallace, when you think of Jonah you think Rebel. Someone who heard what God wanted him to do, but ran the opposite direction. At least that's what it looks like on the surface. The reality is the biggest rebel in the book of Jonah is actually God Himself. God is a rebel? What? Dive into the book of Jonah and get a whole new outlook o...

Now we move into the main theme of this Wilderness series, that the children of Israel are in their own personal wilderness. They are struggling to trust and follow the God who created and delivered them. This rebellion is literally affecting everything.

We want to trust in Jesus, to depend on Him, and to lean on His understanding, but all too often we trust in ourselves, depend on our own abilities, and lean on our own understanding. We know we can't live God's life in our own strength, but how do we practically live in His?

The time has come for the children of Israel to begin their journey from Sinai to the Promised Land. But there is a problem. Find out more in this opening to an incredible exploration of the book of Numbers.

We want to trust in Jesus, to depend on Him, and to lean on His understanding, but all too often we trust in ourselves, depend on our own abilities, and lean on our own understanding. We know we can't live God's life in our own strength, but how do we practically live in His? This message explains how to live God's life in His power.

With each successive “I AM” statement Jesus makes in the Gospel of John, we are confronted with who God is. Amazing things happen when Jesus explains to us who He is and we simply respond to Him. In this message, Jesus reveals that He is the Way, the Truth and the Life. This is of the most powerful and controversial claims Jesus ever makes, and it's the answer to every one of our biggest questions...

This message is the last message in our Camp series. We will now see the second celebration of the Passover. It has been a year since the deliverance of the children of Israel from Egypt. Before they can leave Sinai, God wants them to commemorate the Passover, and then get going.

Jesus died on a cross, but many great leaders, teachers and prophets have died too. What's different about Jesus' death? His death on the cross led to an empty tomb. Many have died, but only Jesus is resurrected and lives today. The empty tomb means that death gives way to life! In this “I AM” series message from John’s Gospel, Jesus says, “I am the resurrection and the life.” It's an exciting sta...