Crossway Christian Church

Why is Jesus a better priest than all who came before? How is he a better king?

God keeps his covenant with his people, offering even more than we could ask for; even the giving of his own son, Jesus.

Psalm 2 shows the supreme reign of God's anointed--ultimately, Jesus himself.

This Psalm is very much about showing us the way to worship: how to respond to the Word of God.

The end of our series, here we walk through the book of Jonah and see how Jesus came in fulfillment of all we read. Jesus is the good and better Jonah.

Will we repeat the sins of Jonah? Or will we pity the great cities of the world and take the gospel to them?

Suddenly the whole book makes sense. The prophet himself tells us why he didn’t want to go to Ninevah in the first place and the reason it this: Jonah is an idolater. And so are we.

What happens when Ninevah hears the message of God? The miraculous conversion of an entire city, as they respond in repentance and faith.

What does God's forgiveness look like? How do we receive it? Does God's willingness to forgive mean that he takes sin lightly?

Have you become bored with grace, taking your relationship with God for granted? What do you do? Seek more grace.

Salvation belongs to the Lord--it is his to give. But what does it look like? How does it comes to us?

It's easy to criticize Jonah, but the reality is, we are far more like him than we want to admit. Yet, Jesus is better than us all.

Why does a good and sovereign God send storms into the lives of his people? Sometimes it's an act of grace to get our eyes off of ourselves and back to God.

The first of a series in the book of Jonah. Here we see the God of sovereign grace and the prophet who ran from it.

Inspired by the Austin Stone Community Church (http://www.historyofredemption.org), this is an overview of the Bible's story using the words of the Bible only. It's the story of God redemption of sinners through Jesus Christ

Jesus Christ is the risen King over all things! But do you worship him as God? Are you sure what your god is?

Matthew shows that four specific blessings from the death of Christ on the cross.

The story of God's redemption comes to a finale in Scripture with an unyielding, all-glorious vision of Jesus Christ, the victorious Lamb!

In 2 John we saw the relationship between truth and love. Now, John provides some practical examples of what that relationship looks like in the lives of God's people.

Are truth and love enemies? If not, then how do they relate to one another in our life with God and his people?

How can you know if you really have fellowship with God? How can you know if you're really one of God's people?

2 Timothy is Paul's final letter before his death. As he finished his race, he tells Timothy how he should work to preserve the gospel that has been entrusted to him and work to help the church preserve it as well.

Peter explains to Christians how, in the midst of suffering, mockers, and a society that love sins, they can be faithful to the end.

How are we to preserve the church until Christ returns? By fighting for the faith. We must fight for the truth and against false teaching, all the while loving sinners and fighting to see them right with God

And the one thing he emphasizes, the overriding concern in this letter is that there is an unbreakable link between belief and behavior, between faith and life. At the center of that link is a life lived by Christians is to be lived by the grace of God.