Crossroads Bible Church Bellevue

What is the truth of the gospel? And what happens when you put all your eggs in one basket and you lose everything? In this sermon, find answers to these questions and more in the life found in the death and resurrection of Christ.

John the Apostle retells the extraordinary encounter between Jesus and a special family. In doing so, he demonstrates that the resurrection requires a response. 

Join us for a special Good Friday service at 7 pm as we commemorate the crucifixion and death of Jesus Christ. Pastor Marc Fournier will be sharing a message, and we will be celebrating communion together.

What should motivate us to share Christ and serve others? In 2 Corinthians 5:11–21, Paul offers three divine motivations.

In 2 Corinthians 4:16-5:10, the apostle Paul speaks to discouragement and shows us how we can avoid losing heart. Paul will identify three spiritual disciplines that will enable us to defeat discouragement and find the power to persevere.

How do we know that the gospel is true? How do we find our calling in life? How should we respond when we observe Christians threatening to restrict the freedom in Christ of other believers for illegitimate reasons? These questions and more are unpacked in this sermon from Galatians 1:11-2:14. 

What is God's perspective on winning and losing? How does He determine success and failure? In 2 Corinthians 4:7-15, the apostle Paul answers these uncomfortable questions by providing two strategies to help us fulfill God’s purposes.

We all face discouragement in ministry. But how can we find encouragement? The apostle Paul provides three ministry necessities in 2 Corinthians 4:1–6 to help us find joy and encouragement in ministry. 

Why are some Christians closer to God than others? In 2 Corinthians 3:7–18, the apostle Paul will answer this age-old question and share two blessings of the Holy Spirit.

Who is qualified for ministry? Ultimately, no one! However, the Lord calls us to serve Him and others. In 2 Corinthians 3:1–6, Paul shares two ministry essentials for qualified service.

As Christians, what fragrance should accompany our lives and ministries? In 2 Corinthians 2:14–17, Paul provides an answer through the use of a memorable metaphor.

How should we respond when someone who has sinned against us, or people we love, repents? In 2 Cor 2:5–13, Paul answers this critical question with two encouragements.

In this sermon, Zack will unpack one of the scariest stories in all of Scripture, and remind us of the truth that we are safe with Jesus in the middle of our storms.

How do we handle misunderstandings and conflict in ministry? How do we respond to hurtful people? Paul provides a three-pronged strategy in 2 Corinthians 1:12–2:4.

What are God's purposes in our suffering? In 2 Cor 1, Paul shares two purposes that will strengthen us in 2024.

What are we supposed to do as we wait for Christ’s arrival? In the final installment of Malachi, the Lord gives two admonitions that will help us wait and prepare.

Why should we be generous with God's gifts? The Lord shares two core convictions that will inspire us to follow His example as a Giver. 

How should we respond to injustice? Malachi provides three responses that will enable us to live uprightly before God and others. 

What happens when we don’t include God in our marriages and relationships? In brief, we will experience consequences. Malachi 2:10–16 provides two commitments to include God in our relationships.

What will last into the ages to come? If Christ is risen, then we have good cause to invest our lives in faith, hope, and love.

What does God think about leftovers? The Lord answers this question in Malachi 1-2 with two worship cautions. 

What should we do when it feels like God doesn't love us? In the opening verses of Malachi, the LORD assures us of His overcoming love.