The Crossing Church Sermons

What is God's heart for the poor and oppressed and how do we as God's people join in His work for them?

Jesus demonstrates real, divine, compassionate, and even scary power over the storms we will defintly face in life so that we can pray boldly, rest peacefully, and trust His compassion and love for us.

Jesus continues to teach in parables to illustrate well the Kingdom of God. Gaining a better perspective of what the Kingdom is will show us what it is we are to be as hearers of God's Word.

Through parables Jesus reveals how the gospel is spread and brings life and fruitfulness to those who hear, recieve, are with him and follow Him.

Jesus creates a new family marked by those who are with Him and do His will.

Jesus has come to undue the work of Satan and forgive all sin... yet there remains an unforgivable eternal sin. How is this to be understood and applied to life as a Christian?

Jesus creates the Apostles and in that we see that as disciples of Jesus we are called and desired by him, we follow Him, recieve a new identity, enter life with Jesus and other disciples and are sent out to do His work with His power.

Jesus is the Lord of the Sabbath. He is were we find rest. If we seek rest, comfort, satsifaction, peace in anything without seeing Jesus as Lord of the Sabbath we've missed it all.

Jesus again clearly declares His Divine nature by calling himself the Bridegrroom who has come to bring us exhuberant joy and a new life. This work doesn't add to our religion, but replaces it.

Jesus came because He knew sinners need a Savior. He came for the sinners not the righteous.

Jesus came to not only solve our greatest problem but eventually solve all of our problems.

Jesus enters the desperate situation of a leper and brings life where there was death while Jesus is forced into desolate places. See the love and power of Jesus in our most desperate situation and how He has come to give Himself in our place so we may live.

King Jesus begins to act demonstrating his authoritative teaching, power of demons and sickness, compassion, personal spiritual health, and focus on the gospel. The people in his day were amazed, as are we. Who is this man?

Jesus begins establishing His kingdom by calling his first disciples and teaching them what it means to be his disciple. What does everyday discipleship look like for us today?

Following his baptism, Jesus begins the work of establishing his kingdom which involves crushing his enemy and proclaiming the gospel. This kingdom can be seen all the way back to creation, but now it comes through the eternal King and looks different yet is even more powerful. What is our response? Repent and Believe in the gospel of this King.

Jesus begins his ministry by humbling submitting himself to the baptism of John identifying with those he came to save as well as receiving a heavenly declaration of his identity and a heavenly empowerment of the Holy Spirit.

With boldness Mark begin his account of the gospel of Jesus Christ and with boldness and humility John the Baptist prepares the way for Jesus. See the gospel as Jesus' life and ministry. Be captivated by Jesus and with boldness and humility make Him known.

We kick off our walk through the gospel of Mark by setting the stage to get to know Jesus through the eyes of Mark and Peter. Understanding who Mark was, who he was writing to, and even how we got this gospel to begin with helps us put ourselves in the shoes of those who first received this letter. Study Mark with us and be amazed at the Servant King.

What is the gospel and then how does it impact our view of humanity on big issues like abortion, adoption, caring for the poor and in everyday issues like human interaction.

The Gosepl brings about Racial Reconciliation.

We start the year off by seeking to be a people of prayer and a people of The Word. In this sermon we look at what the Word is, why it's important, and what our response should be to it.

We start the year off by seeking to be a people of prayer and a people of The Word. In this sermon we look at what the Bible reveal to us about prayer that the Spirit can use to ingnite in us a vibrant, desperate, humble, confident, regular prayer life that will resemble a child's total trust, love and desire to be with their father.

The purpose of the first Advent of Jesus was to bring about the redemption of many through His life, death, and resurrection. See this unfold through several passages that reveal the work of Christ and our realization of His promises.

This series focuses on what the Advent season shows us about our God. In this sermon we look at how we hope for joy we experience at Christmas is only a glimpse of the greater joy, Jesus, The Promise Kept.

This series focuses on what the Advent season shows us about our God. In this sermon we look at the promise of a Savior who would come to resucue his people from the sin we're helplessly.