Crossroads Bible Church Bellevue

How can we live in a world filled with enigmas and conundrums? Solomon advises us to recognize the limitations of human wisdom.

How can we cope with life's enigmas such as: Why do good people suffer, and bad people prosper? Solomon indicates that true wisdom comes through humility and an awareness of our sinfulness.

How can God one day raise our bodies from the grave? What is the nature of our resurrection bodies? Paul shares two resurrection realities in 1 Corinthians 15 that will give us hope both now and forever.

The Bible is clear we all deserve God’s judgment for departing from his design for our lives, and left to ourselves we will not return. Where then is our hope to be restored? Amos points forward to what the cross of Jesus reveals is the key.

How should we respond to suffering and loss? Solomon imparts principles and proverbs on how to exercise wisdom through life's difficulties.

What is affluenza? "Affluenza" is a social condition that arises from the desire to be more and more wealthy or successful. Solomon warns of the afflictions of affluenza and how to combat them.

What does God expect from our corporate worship? How can we please Him? Solomon drills down with some potent words in Ecclesiastes 5.

We all long for friendship and community, yet there’s a rise in individualism and isolation within our culture. Solomon appeals to our deep-seated need for cooperation and community.

What is the source of life's greatest burdens, and how can we be freed from them? Isaiah offers a timely response.

How do we respond to the evils of injustice, oppression, and envy? Solomon provides surprising advice.

It has been rightly said, "Timing is everything." But how then should we live? Solomon provides the answer in Ecclesiastes 3.

Where can we find satisfaction in life? King Solomon shares his spiritual journey as he searches to answer this question. And he leads us to a surprising conclusion!

How can we live our lives with purpose and meaning? Solomon provides two life lessons to guide us "under the sun."

Join Pastor Steve as he preaches through Colossians 1:27-29 on what it mean to be mature in Christ during our last Vision and Values Sunday as we examine our core value of being a church that is “Next Generation Focused.”

If we hold Jesus as our greatest treasure, how does this shape the way we love one another through our core value of Caring Community? If heaven and hell are real places, what does this mean for how we reach our world with the gospel through our value of Strategic Outreach? Matthew 25:31-46 brings both values into clear focus

Will we serve God if we get next to nothing out of it? And how does this question relate to CBC's values of Biblical Teaching, United Worship, and Passionate Prayer? These questions are answered in 2 Chronicles 34.

How does God rescue people in need? He provides them with good news. In 2 Kings 7, we are challenged to fulfill CBC's vision of “Building Disciples Who Bring Jesus to Our World.”

How can we survive and even thrive in a spiritually hostile world? In 1 Peter 5:5b–14, Peter closes with three final action points that will help us thrive.

Is it really true that “Everything rises and falls on leadership”? Peter answers this question in the affirmative. In a mere 4½ verses, he issues three expectations to ensure a healthy church.

First Peter 4:12–19 is the apex of the apostle's teaching on suffering. Peter answers the question: How can we suffer well? He then offers four words of advice to process our pain so that we can finish our race.

How should we operate in these dark and hostile days? What should we prioritize and emphasize? In 1 Peter 4:7–11, the apostle uses the nearness of Christ’s return as a motivation for simple, but excellent church.

How can we live as spiritual soldiers? Peter gives us three marching orders to suffer well and achieve our mission in a spiritually hostile world.

How would your relationships change if you followed God’s directions? The apostle Peter lays down divine directions for wives, husbands, and Christians. His goal is for God's people to experience blessing in the midst of suffering.

It's not just enough to listen to the Lord and know what the Bible says, we must obey him and be doers of the Word. By doing what God has asked us to do.