The Cross Bible Church

Two Sundays ago, we began a series in the book of Proverbs. Today as we continue, we come to the most famous verses of the book. Here in these verses, God has given us straightforward words of wisdom for navigating our livesFor more information about The Cross Bible Church or for upcoming events, please visit cbc-scs.org

The Cross Bible Church welcomes missionary to Belgium, Pastor Daniel Liberek, to preach to the congregation. For more information about The Cross Bible Church or upcoming events, please visit cbc-scs.orgYou can listen to Pastor Mak anywhere. Please follow us on Apple Podcasts, iHeart Radio, Sporify, and Pandora

This week in our VBS we learned that God is Creator, that God knows everything, that God is our safe place, that God is love, and that God is forever. Today, we will see that Jesus is the beloved Son of God who occupies first place in everything.    For more information about The Cross Bible Church or upcoming events, please visit cbc-scs.org

Today we begin a short summer series in the Old Testament wisdom book of Proverbs. A proverb is a short, pithy, poetic, thought-provoking saying. It is neither an absolute command, nor an absolute promise. It is a general observation about how life works.   For more information about The Cross Bible Church or for upcoming events, please visit cbc-scs.org

In today's sermon, Andrew Philips, Missionary from Japan, preaches from John 4.For more information about The Cross Bible Church or for upcoming events, please visit cbc-scs.org To watch the full service of today's sermon, please click the link below: https://youtube.com/live/65MLnvRPlHw

Today, Pastor Mak would like to go back to Romans chapter 14, and address two things listed there as matters of Christian freedom. The matter of observing certain days as special, including the Sabbath, and the matter of drinking alcohol. One sermon, two huge topics. For more information about The Cross Bible Church or upcoming events, please visit cbc-scs.org To watch the full service of today&#3...

Paul brings his epistle to an end by rightly giving glory to God through Jesus Christ. The word doxology means glory. This doxology sums up all the great ideas of the Epistle. The power of the Gospel which Paul was commissioned to preach; the revelation in it of the eternal purpose of God; its contents, faith; its sphere, all the nations of the earth; its author, the one wise God. For more informa...

Last Sunday, we saw Paul send greetings to a list of men and women who were dear coworkers in Christ. Today, he has a final warning to the Roman church not to be deceived by anyone who advocates for a form of the gospel that takes the focus off serving Christ and puts it instead on serving evil human desires. For more information about The Cross Bible Church or upcoming events, please visit cbc-sc...

In this chapter, we have a list of people who were greeted by Paul as he finished the letter to the Romans. These are people who Paul knew and loved, and who were fellow brothers and sisters in Christ. We do not know much about these people, who might be considered by most to be a list of nobodies. However, each one of these people was somebody special to Paul, and even more importantly, in the ey...

In today's service, Youth and Associate Pastor Nathaniel King of Crosspoint Christian Church in Grosse Point Woods is the guest speaker. His sermon in John 2:13 -25 will discuss Jesus' Declaration Of His Divine Authority, Divine Purpose, The Disciples (eventually) Declared Their Belief, and The People Declared a False Belief. For more information about The Cross Bible Church or upcoming ev...

Last Sunday, Paul shared with the Roman church what distinguishes his ministry. Today, he shares his future plans mentioning three destinations to visit: Jerusalem, Rome, and Spain. He wants to take the gospel to Spain, where the name of Christ has not yet been preached. However, a stop in Rome is necessary for the apostle to secure prayer and financial support for this new outreach. For more info...

Last Sunday, Paul concluded his main teaching in Romans with a prayer of hope (15:13). Today, as he begins his conclusion to the letter, he gets very personal and shares his heart with them. For more information about The Cross Bible Church or upcoming events, please visit cbc-scs.org To watch the full service of today's sermon, please click the link below: https://www.youtube.com/live/HnPph-m...

Today, Paul concludes his exhortation started in 14:1 with a prayer of hope. This hope is the outcome of his unwavering faith in God, and His Son Jesus Christ. This is the kind of hope we need because we are living in a world that is filled more with fear, anxiety, and uncertainty than it is with hope. The hope Paul is talking about is an eternal hope because it finds its source in the God of hope...

On Friday in the first part of this sermon, Jesus said that His death and resurrection will: 1) bring glory to God the Father; 2) bring judgment on the world and its ruler. Today, in the second part of our message started on Good Friday, Jesus mentions two more purposes: His death and glorious resurrection accomplish. For more information about The Cross Bible Church or upcoming events, please vis...

We remember Christ's sacrifice of taking our place on The Cross with song and scripture reading. For more information about The Cross Bible Church or for upcoming events, please visit cbc-scs.org To watch the full service of today's sermon, please click the link below: https://www.youtube.com/live/HyHYY7d_5mM?si=ZOTQa9IUPuhihKjk

Last Sunday, Paul exhorted us to show grace-filled sensitivity towards other Christians. Today as he begins to conclude his argument started in 14:1, he sets Jesus as an example of unselfish and welcoming unity in the church. For more information about The Cross Bible Church or upcoming events, please visit cbc-scs.orgTo watch the full service of today's sermon, please click the link below: ht...

Last Sunday, Paul warned us against having a judgmental attitude towards those with whom we disagree over nonessential matters in the church. Today, he continues to exhort us to show grace-filled sensitivity towards other Christians. For more information about The Cross Bible Church or for upcoming events, please visit cbc-scs.orgTo watch the full service of today's sermon, please click the li...

In our passage today, Jesus reminds us of the urgent need to continue to reach out to our neighbors and to send missionaries to the nations to spread the good news of the kingdom of God. Jesus Himself demonstrated a pattern of passionate commitment to this task. Jesus urges us to pray to God for laborers because the harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few. For more information about The Cro...

Last Sunday, Paul reminded us that we need to be aware of what time it is, and to wake up, clean up, and put on Christ. Today, he addresses the issue of disagreements over nonessential matters in the church. He warns us against having a judgmental attitude towards those with whom we disagree. For more information about The Cross Bible Church or upcoming events, please visit cbc-scs.org

One feature of our modern society and the age we live in is that we are slaves of time. We all keep careful track of time, but we tend to forget that God is also keeping time. He is working up to a time when He will end this age in which we live, and move on to the age to come. Today, Paul reminds us that we need to be aware of this fact and to do certain things. For more information about The Cro...

We would like to welcome Great Lakes Regional Ministern of the North American Baptist Conference, Pastor George Johnson to The Cross Bible Church. Thank you for joining us in worship today. Pastor George will be preaching this morning on “God’s Work Builds from the Inside Out”, Nehemiah 5&6. For more information about The Cross Bible Church or upcoming events, please visit cbc-scs.org To watch...

Last Sunday, Paul commanded us to submit to the governing authorities, and reminded us of our civic duty in relationship to government. Today, he returns to the theme of love again, which he has not really left, and says that there is a debt that we will never cease to owe – to love each other. For more information about The Cross Bible Church or for upcoming events, visit cbc-scs.org To watch the...

Last Sunday, Paul exhorted us to avoid retaliation, and to overcome evil with good. Today he shifts his attention to our civic duty in relationship to government. For more information about The Cross Bible Church or for upcoming events, please visit cbc-scs.org To watch the full service of today's sermon, please click the link below: https://youtube.com/live/218NA46AiX8

Two Sundays ago, Paul began to discuss the practical outworking of the transformed life within the church. He started with what it means to have genuine love for one another. Last Sunday, he continued by teaching on how to practice love towards our enemies. Today, he exhorts us to avoid retaliation, and to overcome evil with good. For more information about The Cross Bible Church or upcoming event...

Last Sunday, Paul began to discuss the practical outworking of the transformed life within the church. He started with what it means to have genuine love for one another. Today, he continues this practical application by teaching on how to practice a kind of love for the church’s enemies that does not excuse or perpetuate injustice. For more information about The Cross Bible Church or upcoming eve...