CrossView Church Weekend Messages

We are spending one more week with Saul in Acts 9 as we look at what he began to preach in Damascus just days after his encounter with Jesus on the road.

This week, we look at the story of a person seen only once in scripture, Ananias. We'll learn from him as he plays a vital role in Paul's life.

We are back to our Acts series following a break for Advent and Christmas as look at what is likely the most well-known conversion in all of scripture, when Saul becomes Paul. We hope you will be encouraged this week.

Pastor Kyle talks about a group of people who radically changed in the story of Jesus's birth. He will explain that transformation in Jesus is possible for us as well. We hope your faith is encouraged.

This Christmas Eve Pastor Kyle talks about Jesus as the Light of the World.

It’s the third week of Advent at CrossView Church. We will look at how the coming of Jesus is an opportunity to join in with a heavenly song of Joy. We hope you will be encouraged this week.

We celebrate the second week of Advent and look together at how the coming of Jesus at Christmas brings peace in a way we don't expect.

It's Advent! For the first week of the Advent Season at CrossView, Pastor Kyle highlights how, in Advent, waiting and hoping are the twin anthems of the Season.

This week we look at a wild story of Philip in Acts chapter eight. We are encouraged that the renewing work of Jesus can happen in surprising ways to unsuspecting people. We hope you will be encouraged.

Pastor Kyle continues our series in the book of Acts by discussing the persecution faced by the early church and what God called his church to do in the face of hardship. We hope this message encourages your faith.

Guest Preacher Pastor Mark Morrison shares about Barnabas as seen throughout the Book of Acts. Pastor Mark gives a powerful invitation based on the example of faith we see through the life of Barnabas.

Join us as we look at the life and death of Stephen, an early follower of Jesus, and what his final prayer can teach us about loving others.

As we continue in the Book of Acts, we're staying in chapter five again this week as we look at a miraculous release from prison and a vital charge to the early church. We hope you are encouraged by this message.

This week, we look at what seems to be a tragic event in the life of the early church. The story of Ananias and Sapphira is hard to read but reminds us of a core truth that matters even to this day.

This Sunday we hear from Rev. Dr. Kevin Austin. Kevin, is the Director of the Set Free Movement, an international non-profit organization that seeks to end modern slavery, and create new futures for at-risk communities around the world today. He will share stories of God's generosity and inspire us to live the same way.

This Sunday we discuss how the disciples prayed for boldness in ministry and how we should join in that prayer for the church's work today. We are looking forward to this weekend.

This week, we continue our series in the Book of Acts as we look at the beginning of Chapter Three. We talk about a critical moment of healing that lets the world know that there is new life in Jesus.

This Sunday, we celebrate with baptisms at CrossView and continue in Acts as we look briefly at the Holy Spirit's impact on the world through empowered men and women of the early church.

In the second week of our Acts series we look at one of the most important moments in Acts 2 - the giving of the Holy Spirit.

This Sunday we enjoy Fall Kick Off Sunday at CrossView as we begin a new message series in the Book of Acts. In the first week we talk about a very important transition that happens between Jesus and the disciples.

Join us as we end our Summer Psalms series with a look at a deeply loved Psalm, Psalm 139. This Psalm is like a balm to our soul as we hear from a loving God who knows each one of us. We hope you'll be encouraged this week.

Join us as we continue our Summer Psalms series. This week we look at Psalm 97 as it calls us to a very clear way of life, one where the Lord reigns over all things.

This Sunday we continue our Summer Psalms Series looking at Psalm 16. This Psalm encourages our confidence in God by calling us to look ahead to the saving work of Jesus.

For the second week of our Summer Psalms series as we look at Psalm 63. This is a powerful Psalm that calls us to a deep longing for God's presence and encourages us to come to God in any season of life.

As we kick off a new summer series in the Psalms, Pastor Kyle shares a message about God’s call to renew the church through a move of the Holy Spirit.