Crosswind Church

Join us for a special online service this morning as we are not able to meet in our facility due to the COVID-19 outbreak.

If you don't stand for something, you will fall for everything.

When Jesus was on trial, He faced the weight and authority on Rome. What you see when you look closer, however, is that the plans of God far outweigh the political power of Pilate and the religious leaders.

Have you ever had a bad day? We all experience them from time to time, but we can rest assured that even in the worst situations we are not alone. Jesus knows what it is like to suffer the worst kind of heartache and pain.

In Jesus' first recorded miracle, John's Gospel paints a beautiful picture of the transforming power of the Messiah.

Life can sometimes be chaotic. When everything seems out of control and nothing seems to be going right, we can turn to Jesus, who is ultimately in control!

In the final part of Jesus' prayer the night before He was crucified, one theme stands out: community. Jesus' heart for his followers is to be unified as one body.

What does it mean to be "on mission"? Jesus is the ultimate example of what it means to live with divine purpose and share the love of God in everything He said and did.

What does it mean to live with Holiness? Knowing God and His Word are transformative to the way we live our lives!

Jesus' prayer on the night he was arrested, He shows us some profound things about the Gifts the Father gives.

Today we are kicking off the New Year with a look at who we are as a church and what God has in store for us this year!

What does it mean to be reconciled? Jesus came to make things right between God and Man! Through belief in Jesus we are made clean and holy!

How can a baby be the greatest gift the world has ever received? This was no ordinary child. This baby boy, born in a manger in Bethlehem, was in fact the incarnation of God, sent to this world to save it!

In Paul's letter to the Colossians, we can find five gifts that God wants all of us to receive this Christmas.

What is the "Good News" of the Gospel? When we revisit the narrative of Jesus being born, we are encountering the greatest gift the world has ever received. This gift brings joy to all people because the Savior, our Messiah, has come into the world!

When you pray, do you realize that you have access to the throne room of Heaven? Our prayers are not just some sort of ritual or script that we walk through in order to check off an item on our Christian to-do list. If we come to understand the truth about where we stand with God and the privileges of our relationship with Him, it will change how we pray.

At one point or another every has experienced a moment of pure joy. Something good, surprising, or exciting happens and we are overcome with emotion. What if we could live a life that is full of joy? If you follow Jesus, living with abundant joy is actually the way it's supposed to be!

Where does truth come from? God has given us His Word and Jesus said we can build our life upon it. Without the mentoring of the Holy Spirit, the Bible would simply be words on a page. Through the power of the Holy Spirit, however, The Word comes alive and breathes the truth into our heart.

Jesus told His disciples that it was good for Him to leave because it meant God would send His Holy Spirit. Without Jesus, the Gospel message needed a force behind it to keep it going. The same Spirit that lived in Jesus and drove Him to do the will of God was poured out on His Church and now lives in us!

Living as followers of Jesus does not mean we will not suffer persecution and hard times. In fact, in the New Testament, we are told to expect it. The good news, however, is that we serve a God who is always for us and will strengthen us in the midst of the storm.

Today we celebrate our Lead Pastors, David and Debbie Sulcer, for their 25 years of ministry at Crosswind Church.

We were made for friendships. From the beginning of time, God's design for humanity was us to be in relationship with one another. Only one time during creation did God declare that something was "not good", and that was for man to be alone.

Singing has been around since the time of creation and it's happening all around us. It has the power to jump-start our heart and move us into a deeper place of worship.

We are hardwired for praise. In our lives we give praise to just about everything that we enjoy, makes us feel good, and excites us. How then are we to direct that energy towards God and live a life of praise to Him?