CrossView Church Weekend Messages

This week we continue our Road Trip With Jesus series. Why did Jesus delay his journey to Bethany when his friends there needed him? We’ll look at what it means to be faithful even when we can’t see what God is doing.

This week we continue our Road Trip With Jesus. On the road to Jericho, we encounter a man named Zacchaeus who was deeply changed when he saw Jesus. What is keeping you from seeing Jesus? We'll ask this question and look at how meeting Jesus changes things.

This Sunday, we continue our Road Trip with Jesus series by traveling with Jesus through Samaria to one of the most well-known encounters in the Gospels—the woman at the well. No matter what chapter of your story you're in today, Jesus knows you, loves you, and is inviting you into something more. We hope you can join us this weekend.

This week we kick off a new Summer Series called, "Road Trip With Jesus" where we look through the Gospels at moments where Jesus taught lessons on the road that transform his listeners. We start it all off with Luke 24 on the road to Emmaus.

This week we hear from very special guests. Tricia Mason (Executive Director), and Stella Bokare (Global Program Director) of International Childcare Ministries (ICCM). ICCM, a ministry of the Free Methodist Church, helps vulnerable children worldwide to reach their fullest potential, as we embody Jesus’ love through partnerships to provide holistic care. Compelled by the love of Jesus, ICCM conne...

This week we get to hear from our very own Casey Flitsch, as he closes out our 1 Thessalonians series. We will find out together what it means for CrossView to live a hope-shaped life. In Paul's final words, we discover that the Christian life is not sustained by the next spiritual "bump" of inspiration, but by the faithful God who makes us holy, carries us within the church, and kee...

This week we hear from very special guests Helri & Phuong, who serve as SE Asia International Missionaries. Helri and Phuong have a house-ministry focused on developing small groups where 85.4% of the world’s least-evangelized people live. Helri is also part of the Gethsemane Leadership Training (GLT) team, developing faithful leaders who will develop other leaders and multiply churches.

This week we're looking into how Paul reminds us that as followers of Jesus, we are “children of the light.” In a world constantly pulling us toward distraction, drift, and spiritual numbness, God calls us to live awake, clearheaded, grounded in faith, love, and hope.

This week we look at 1 Thessalonians 4 and explore how holiness is not about perfection or empty rule-following, but about becoming the kind of people who reflect the character of Jesus in every part of life — our desires, our relationships, our work, and the ordinary rhythms of everyday life.

We continue our 1 Thessalonians by exploring how disciples are formed, not just through words, but through lives shaped by the Spirit. Come discover how God is forming something deeper in you, and how your life can begin to point others to Jesus.

This week we kick off a new message series looking at the book of 1 Thessalonians. In week one we look at aspects of the early church that Paul celebrates and ask how can we be a church worth celebrating in 2026. We hope you will be encouraged.

This week we're hearing from Pastor Mark Morrison as he shares a powerful message from John 13 highlighting the servant nature of Jesus as he washes the feet of his disciples. We hope you will be encouraged.

This week we hear from Pastor David Hicks as he shares a hope filled message from Psalm 11 encouraging us all to take refuge in God.

Easter is more than a celebration, it’s an invitation. Through Jesus, the way back to God is open. For this Easter Sunday we explore the hope, life, and restoration found in the resurrection.

Palm Sunday is a celebration but it’s also a moment of tension. The crowd praised Jesus, but were expecting a different kind of King. When Jesus didn’t meet those expectations, everything changed. This Sunday, we’ll explore how we can celebrate Jesus and still miss Him. We'll talk about how the peace He offers comes not through control, but through surrender. Join us!

Join us as we hear from Pastor Mark Morrison. This week we will consider together the story of a man whose life was radically changed by Jesus. We hope you will be encouraged.

This week we hear from Rebecca Minelga, as we finish our series in Ruth, and the final passage might surprise you. It’s a genealogy, a list of names many people skip. But hidden in it is a powerful story about God’s faithfulness, our place in His story, and the hope that leads all the way to Jesus.

This week at CrossView we continued in the Book of Ruth. What if God is doing more in your hardest seasons than you realize? This Sunday we continued our journey through Ruth and see how God turns suffering into deeper faith and lasting fruit. We hope you will be encouraged.

This week we step into a small-town legal scene in Ruth 4. Beneath the surface of land transfers and public witnesses, we catch a glimpse of the very heart of God. Join us as we look at how covenant love goes beyond what is required.

In Ruth 3, a vulnerable widow entrusts her future to a man of influence in the darkness of the threshing floor. Everything hangs on his response. This week, we’ll see how holiness becomes the means through which God’s restoring work moves forward.

Sometimes faith is clear when life is falling apart. But what about when things get just a little better? In Ruth 3, we see that mature faith isn’t just about surviving hardship, it's also about taking a wise, trust-filled step forward, trusting God. Where might God be inviting you to move from endurance to action? We hope you will be encouraged.

The Sunday we continue our journey through the book of Ruth and come to a turning point in Ruth 2. This week we explore how God’s care often becomes visible in unexpected ways through ordinary moments and faithful people.

Life doesn’t always change through big, dramatic moments. Sometimes God meets us in the middle of a normal workday. In Ruth 2, we see how God works through ordinary obedience, quiet faithfulness, and unseen provision. If you’re doing the next right thing and wondering where God is, He may already be at work.

This Sunday, Pastor Mark Morrison shares a powerful message from Matthew 14. We hope you will be encouraged

We continue in the Book of Ruth, looking at chapter 1. Faith doesn’t always start with hope. Sometimes it starts with a turn. In Ruth 1, Naomi and Ruth show us a resilient faith that keeps walking toward God, even when life is painful, uncertain, and unfinished.