The Crossing Fellowship

As children, many of us were taught to say our prayers. As we get older, we wonder, why should I pray? How should I pray? Does praying even work? Those questions deserve grown-up answers.  Discussion Questions: https://bit.ly/3Cjz5XE 

As children, many of us were taught to say our prayers. As we get older, we wonder, why should I pray? How should I pray? Does praying even work? Those questions deserve grown-up answers.  Discussion Questions: https://bit.ly/3vmaJex 

Guardrails. They're everywhere, whether we need them to be or not. The thing about guardrails is that we don't need them . . . until we do. Yet when we need one, it can be the difference between life and death.  Discussion Questions: https://bit.ly/3LRobwQ 

Guardrails. They're everywhere, whether we need them to be or not. The thing about guardrails is that we don't need them . . . until we do. Yet when we need one, it can be the difference between life and death.  Discussion Questions: https://bit.ly/3oSNkgv 

Guardrails. They're everywhere, whether we need them to be or not. The thing about guardrails is that we don't need them . . . until we do. Yet when we need one, it can be the difference between life and death.  Discussion Questions: https://bit.ly/3JcpJz4  

Guardrails. They're everywhere, whether we need them to be or not. The thing about guardrails is that we don't need them . . . until we do. Yet when we need one, it can be the difference between life and death.  Discussion Questions: https://bit.ly/3IO0TW5 

Guardrails. They're everywhere, whether we need them to be or not. The thing about guardrails is that we don't need them . . . until we do. Yet when we need one, it can be the difference between life and death.  Discussion Questions: https://bit.ly/3r5SpDN 

For all intents and purposes, January is the month for self-improvement. It's a time to reflect, refocus and restart. We want to help!  Discussion Questions: https://bit.ly/3tExlWS 

For all intents and purposes, January is the month for self-improvement. It's a time to reflect, refocus and restart. We want to help!  Discussion Questions: https://bit.ly/3fifZ9N 

For all intents and purposes, January is the month for self-improvement. It's a time to reflect, refocus and restart. We want to help!  Discussion Questions: https://bit.ly/3f8kMdD 

For all intents and purposes, January is the month for self-improvement. It's a time to reflect, refocus and restart. We want to help!  Discussion Questions: https://bit.ly/3meIedo 

Do you ever wonder if it's really possible that God loves you? That kind of wonder can make faith feel childish and irrational. But two thousand years ago, God did something dramatic: he sent his only Son into the world to demonstrate his love...for you. So, if you've ever wondered about faith, consider the wonder of Christmas.

Many of us want to believe that our family and friends who have not accepted Christ will be accepted into heaven because they are basically "good people", but the question remains "How good is good enough?"

We all have a framework that helps us make sense out of life. It helps us make decisions that make sense. But we wonder about some things because our frame of reference doesn’t provide all the answers. What do you wonder?  Discussion Questions: https://bit.ly/3GcAmjX 

We all have a framework that helps us make sense out of life. It helps us make decisions that make sense. But we wonder about some things because our frame of reference doesn’t provide all the answers. What do you wonder? Discussion Questions: https://bit.ly/3GcAmjX

We all have a framework that helps us make sense out of life. It helps us make decisions that make sense. But we wonder about some things because our frame of reference doesn’t provide all the answers. What do you wonder?  Discussion Questions: https://bit.ly/3pdNkHg 

Have you ever been in a discussion with someone that says “Doesn’t it say somewhere in the Bible…?”  Over the years lots of phrases we use, that we think are biblical, on second look actually aren’t at all.  In this series we will look at a few prominent non-biblical phrases.  Discussion Questions: https://bit.ly/3CTvZrX 

Have you ever been in a discussion with someone that says “Doesn’t it say somewhere in the Bible…?”  Over the years lots of phrases we use, that we think are biblical, on second look actually aren’t at all.  In this series we will look at a few prominent non-biblical phrases.

Have you ever been in a discussion with someone that says “Doesn’t it say somewhere in the Bible…?”  Over the years lots of phrases we use, that we think are biblical, on second look actually aren’t at all.  In this series we will look at a few prominent non-biblical phrases.  Discussion Questions: bit.ly/3DbitAY

Ever had an argument that ended with, "It's fine"? When someone says that, it's never fine. "It's fine" has become a term we use to smuggle our fears, faults, and feelings into the future. That simple phrase prevents us from paying attention to the things in us that really need our attention, our emotions.  Discussion Questions: https://bit.ly/3jUgLMS 

Ever had an argument that ended with, "It's fine"? When someone says that, it's never fine. "It's fine" has become a term we use to smuggle our fears, faults, and feelings into the future. That simple phrase prevents us from paying attention to the things in us that really need our attention, our emotions.  Discussion Questions: https://bit.ly/3mo2Tw8 

Ever had an argument that ended with, "It's fine"? When someone says that, it's never fine. "It's fine" has become a term we use to smuggle our fears, faults, and feelings into the future. That simple phrase prevents us from paying attention to the things in us that really need our attention, our emotions.  Discussion Questions: https://bit.ly/3aQmP4e 

People whose faith leads them to trust God in spite of their circumstances are the deepest people you’ll ever meet. In this series, we will explore five catalysts God uses to build enduring, go-the-distance faith.  Discussion Questions: https://bit.ly/3v1KZSj 

People whose faith leads them to trust God in spite of their circumstances are the deepest people you’ll ever meet. In this series, we will explore five catalysts God uses to build enduring, go-the-distance faith.  Discussion Questions: https://bit.ly/3D4PMW2

People whose faith leads them to trust God in spite of their circumstances are the deepest people you’ll ever meet. In this series, we will explore five catalysts God uses to build enduring, go-the-distance faith.  Discussion Questions: https://bit.ly/3ARb5tl