CrossView Church Weekend Messages

On this fifth week of our Prayer series, we talk with Pastors Scott and Nikki Rossiter about some of the highlights of the series and how they have seen God at work in the CrossView prayer group.

How can I be close to God in my everyday life? Can regular people pray? In this fourth week of our Prayer series, we consider how our everyday work, play, and relationships can be acts of prayer.

What is the Examen? How do we practice it? In the third week of our Prayer series, we look at this simple prayer practice that can have a big impact on our daily lives.

Join us as we kick off 2023 with a new message series on Prayer. Pastor Kyle teaches on a framework for understanding prayer as seen throughout scripture.

Pastor Nikki Rossiter wraps up the season of Advent at CrossView with a teaching on the tender heart of God as seen through the women in Jesus' family.

We celebrate the third week of Advent by looking at the way that God uses unexpected places and unsuspecting people to bring the Messiah into the world. In the family of God everyone matters and is significant.

For the second Sunday of Advent Pastor Holly will look at how wrestling with God is part of the DNA of God's people.

Join us as we kick off the Season of Advent. We'll talk about how Advent connects us to a larger family story of the people of God.

As we end our series on King David, Pastor Kyle and Pastor Holly highlight some of their main takeaways and share how the Lord worked in their hearts over the course of the past ten weeks.

This Sunday we look at two very different approaches to the presence of God from 2 Samuel 6. We will be challenged and inspired by this story from the life of David.

We continue our King David Series as we talk about one of the most famous stories from David’s life, the story of David and Bathsheba.

Pastor Mark continues our King David series by looking 1 Samuel 16, the story when David wads anointed by Samuel. Pastor Mark highlights several lessons we can learn about God in this story.

Join us as we celebrate Freedom Sunday and hear from Kevin Austin, the Director of the Set Free Movement. The Set Free Movement's mission is to mobilize faith communities, financial partners, and all segments of society towards ending human trafficking and creating new futures through community-based action.

This Sunday we’ll look at a story where King David offered a gift to someone who wasn’t expecting to receive anything. We’ll talk about how Jesus asks the same of all his followers. 

This Sunday we look at a moment when David attempted to honor God and received a surprising response. Pastor Kyle will weave in more stories from his recent trip to Malawi as we reflect on God's lesson to King David.

This week we look at a few key requests made of David when he becomes King that have a powerful impact even to this day.

We continue our look at the life of David in 2 Samuel 5 and the moment he becomes King of Israel. We look at an import characteristic of David as he becomes King.

In 1 Samuel 25 David, not yet King, is strikingly confronted with a choice to listen to God or not. Join us as we look at this powerful story together.

This Sunday we look at a moment in the life of David where he gives into anger and fear, something to which we can all relate. Yet, God, in his faithfulness, attempts to disrupt David's downward spiral.

We begin a new message series focused on the biblical character of David. This week we kick things off with a look at a very familiar story - David and Goliath.

In this final week of our Relentless Joy series, we'll talk about the "secret" to finding joy in everyday life.

This week we'll continue our series on the book of Philippians as we hear a message from Pastor Kevin Austin.

This week we'll continue our series on the book of Philippians as we hear a message from Pastor Mark Morrison.

This Sunday we look at Philippians 2 and discuss one very practical and yet difficult practice that can lead to the experience of deep joy.

This Sunday we discuss how joy and suffering are not mutually exclusive with the power of Jesus. Philippians gives us a great example of joy that coexists with hardship.