CrossWalk Church

The name Genesis comes from the first three words of the Bible, "In the beginning...".Genesis is filled with incredible real-life stories of God's people. These stories are uncut and unfiltered. We get to see the good, the bad and the ugly. Throughout the pages of Genesis we'll see God's plan and promise not only for people in the past, but for us today. Join us as we start at the very beginning--...

This Sunday, February 9th, is a big day at CrossWalk Church. It is a time when we will come together as a church family and God decides when we are going to start building a facility to be a Landmark, a Lighthouse and a Launchpad. God's decision will come through you! One tool he will use is our Ask and Imagine Building Initiative. When we have the $2 million we need, we plan to start building. As...

This week at CrossWalk Church, we continue our series "Building CrossWalk Church"; but instead of focusing on the project within us, we continue to explore the building project God has entrusted to us. Come and see how the act of giving can be both a humbling and faith strengthening activity that unites us around God’s purpose for our lives. Let’s build something that lasts—together. Wor...

At the very end of King David’s reign, he faced a massive challenge: gathering resources to build the temple of the Lord. David knew he couldn’t do it alone. He donated a huge sum and then asked the people, “Now, who is willing to consecrate themselves to the Lord today?” What happened next was incredible. The leaders and the people rallied together—united by God’s plan and purpose for the temple....

Did you know that the early church grew exponentially not just because of the Gospel message, but because of the deep, personal relationships formed within communities? Sharing life together was as powerful as sharing the message itself. If you're a Christian, it's because someone (or many people) shared the Gospel—the love of Jesus—with you. But the ones who stand out most are those who truly emb...

Imagine walking into your closet and instead of seeing clothes, you saw character traits hanging in front of you. In Colossians 3:12, the Apostle Paul says, “Therefore, as God’s chosen people, holy and dearly loved, clothe yourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience.” Imagine starting your day by trying on kindness or seeing how humility fits. Picture yourself stepping...

This weekend we are starting a new message series entitled, "Building CrossWalk Church." Many might be wondering, "When will the building project start?" We’ll dive into that throughout the series. But here’s the exciting part—the most important building project has already started; inside you. It began the moment you heard about Jesus and His incredible love for you. Now, you might think, ‘Oh, I...

The end of the year is a perfect time for reflection. Radio stations play the top songs of the year, news outlets recap major events, and awards are given to top performers. But reflection isn't just for the world around us—it can benefit us personally, too. When we take time to think about the ups and downs, the blessings and challenges, we can begin to see how God has been at work in every momen...

You are loved. God deeply cares about each and every one of us. It is shown through his Son, Jesus. Merry Christmas from all of us at CrossWalk Church.

This time of year, we spend so much time getting ready for Christmas—hanging decorations, buying gifts, and preparing our favorite holiday meals. But while we prepare for Christmas, God is preparing us for something even greater. He wants our hearts ready for the arrival of His Son, Jesus. So how does God prepare us for Christmas? If you’re someone who struggles to find joy during the holidays, yo...

This time of year, we spend so much time getting ready for Christmas—hanging decorations, buying gifts, and preparing our favorite holiday meals. But while we prepare for Christmas, God is preparing us for something even greater. He wants our hearts ready for the arrival of His Son, Jesus. So how does God prepare us for Christmas? This week at CrossWalk Church, we are continuing our message series...

This time of year, we spend so much time getting ready for Christmas—hanging decorations, buying gifts, and preparing our favorite holiday meals. But while we prepare for Christmas, God is preparing us for something even greater. He wants our hearts ready for the arrival of His Son, Jesus. So how does God prepare me for Christmas? This week at CrossWalk Church, we are starting a new message series...

At the end of a trial, a lawyer presents closing arguments, tying together all the evidence and witness testimonies to make a compelling case. At the end of the book of Luke, Jesus does something very similar. This weekend at CrossWalk Church is our final message in our Investigating Jesus series. In the last 12 months we have covered the entire book of Luke at CrossWalk. We have followed Jesus fr...

Thanksgiving marks the unofficial start of the holiday season—a time filled with family gatherings, gift-giving, and festive traditions. For many, it’s the most wonderful time of the year. But for others, it can be the most difficult. The holidays often bring painful reminders of loss, grief, or broken relationships. For some, even the thought of a family gathering feels overwhelming. This week at...

This weekend at CrossWalk Church, we're continuing our Investigating Jesus message series; and we will see how Jesus' death is unlike any other death, because he is unlike any other. You'll see how Jesus' death broke the sin barrier between us and God. And, you'll see that Jesus died willingly, as a sacrifice in our place. Jesus died. But, his death wasn't the end. The story of Jesus' life is far...

During an investigation, one of the most powerful influences is an eyewitness. Someone who saw and heard firsthand. The Gospel writer Luke doesn't just give us one witness of Jesus' crucifixion, but several. Join us this week at CrossWalk Church as we continue Investigating Jesus. We will hear from witnesses of the crucifixion of Jesus. As you hear from each witness, you'll grow in your appreciati...

In our justice system, two things often provoke outrage: The first, is when an innocent person is condemned. The second, is when a guilty person walks free. Yet, in our lesson this week, we see that God not only allows both to happen—He fully supports it! This week at CrossWalk Church we follow Jesus from one unjust trial to another. It’s heartbreaking to watch an innocent man receive the death pe...

We are living in an epidemic of loneliness. It’s true: in recent years, many of us have pulled back, unsure if the effort to connect is worth it. We crave community, but we ask ourselves: Are relationships too costly? Am I better off alone? But here's the thing: Connection isn’t just a luxury—it’s a lifeline. We’re wired to thrive together, even when it feels hard. Join me this week at CrossWalk C...

On the last night of Jesus' life he stood on a hilltop near the city of Jerusalem and warned his disciples, "Pray that you will not fall into temptation." What temptation do you think he was worried they would fall into? They might have been tempted to doubt that Jesus loved them. After all, every single one of them would run away from Jesus. Peter would even deny him. If I abandon Jesus, will he...

On the last night of his life Jesus celebrated the Passover meal with his disciples. During the meal Jesus took a piece of unleavened bread and gave it to his disciples. He said, "This is my body given for you; do this in remembrance of me." After the supper he took a cup of wine and said, "This cup is the new covenant in my blood which is poured out for you." With these words Jesus instituted a m...

How do we prepare for what is to come? How can we live with any kind of confidence that we will make it through these turbulent times? This weekend at CrossWalk Church, we continue our Investigating Jesus message series; and Jesus gives a glimpse into the future and, just to warn you, it is a little scary. In Luke 21 Jesus warns of natural disasters and wars and and many other "fearful events." Je...

What a month is has been at CrossWalk! We've been celebrating a different aspect of our 20 years of ministry each Sunday this month. This Sunday we will celebrate our history as we also look forward to the future. Looking back at our history leads us to some big questions. What has made CrossWalk thrive? How can we continue to be a lighthouse, landmark and launchpad? This weekend at CrossWalk Chur...

The religious leaders in Jerusalem felt threatened by Jesus. Jesus cleared the temple of money changers. He taught boldly in the temple courts. So they asked him... “Tell us by what authority you are doing these things,” they said. “Who gave you this authority? - Luke 20:2 NIV The leaders weren't concerned about the truthfulness of what Jesus did and said. They just didn't want Jesus exerc...

As Jesus climbed the Mount of Olives on his last trip to Jerusalem, he stopped at a point that overlooked Jerusalem. He was moved to tears as he said, “If you, even you, had only known on this day what would bring you peace—but now it is hidden from your eyes." Luke 19:42, NIV Jerusalem literally means "City of Peace." But there was no peace in Jerusalem. The people not only made ba...

Looking back at your past, take a moment to identify an event, or events, that significantly changed your life. If you are 6, that life-changing event might be going to kindergarten. You are now officially in school and it is different than being at daycare or at home with mom or dad. If you are a bit older, the life-changing event could be leaving school and joining the work force. Adulting, as s...