The Crossing Fellowship

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:  http://bit.ly/3nVCtDc   

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/399YbKJ

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.

Sometimes we are perfectly content reading stories in the Bible about people who experienced the work of God with their very own eyes. The Crossing Fellowship has never been content to just read about it-- we believe we should be a part of seeing it for ourselves! That is why this Sunday we are thrilled to announce our next BIG God-sized adventure!

Sometimes we are perfectly content reading stories in the Bible about people who experienced the work of God with their very own eyes. The Crossing Fellowship has never been content to just read about it-- we believe we should be a part of seeing it for ourselves! That is why this Sunday we are thrilled to announce our next BIG God-sized adventure!

We’re all hoping this season of isolation and uncertainty will be over soon, but there are no guarantees. However, it’s possible to have a faith that is strong enough to thrive in any storm.

We’re all hoping this season of isolation and uncertainty will be over soon, but there are no guarantees. However, it’s possible to have a faith that is strong enough to thrive in any storm.

We’re all hoping this season of isolation and uncertainty will be over soon, but there are no guarantees. However, it’s possible to have a faith that is strong enough to thrive in any storm.

Special message from guest speaker Scott Mathis, President of the Berean Fellowship!

Special message from guest speaker Joe Marvin from Camp Comeca!

When we ask ourselves the right questions, answer honestly, then act appropriately, we make better decisions with fewer regrets. But what are the questions we should be asking? In this series, we'll discuss five of them.

When we ask ourselves the right questions, answer honestly, then act appropriately, we make better decisions with fewer regrets. But what are the questions we should be asking? In this series, we'll discuss five of them.

When we ask ourselves the right questions, answer honestly, then act appropriately, we make better decisions with fewer regrets. But what are the questions we should be asking? In this series, we'll discuss five of them.

When we ask ourselves the right questions, answer honestly, then act appropriately, we make better decisions with fewer regrets. But what are the questions we should be asking? In this series, we'll discuss five of them.

When we ask ourselves the right questions, answer honestly, then act appropriately, we make better decisions with fewer regrets. But what are the questions we should be asking? In this series, we'll discuss five of them.

Special message from Pastor Jon.

No one likes feeling trapped. But we all have something that's holding us back, getting in our way, or keeping us from experiencing God’s best for us.

No one likes feeling trapped. But we all have something that's holding us back, getting in our way, or keeping us from experiencing God’s best for us.

No one likes feeling trapped. But we all have something that's holding us back, getting in our way, or keeping us from experiencing God’s best for us.

Ideal can seem out of reach, and it sometimes feels easier to put it out of sight. Part of being a parent is to point our children toward the ideal, while at the same time navigating what is real.

Ideal can seem out of reach, and it sometimes feels easier to put it out of sight. Part of being a parent is to point our children toward the ideal, while at the same time navigating what is real.

Sometimes we like to let our accomplishments determine how "righteous" we are, which can lead to bitterness between Jesus-followers.  Today we talk about how we have truly been made righteous, and how we have absolutely NOTHING to do with it.

Religion is all about "doing" and hoping that it's enough.  Religion is about doing external things trying to affect the interior.  The best description for Jesus is "done".  The work is finished and when we receive that finished work, it changes the inside which works its way to the exterior.  The work done on the cross brought forgiveness of sin; the resurrection work broke t...

-What one word should be descriptive of every Christian? -How should Jesus followers should treat those who are outside the faith? -Why do people love Jesus but can’t stand his followers? In this series, Eric explores the truth and fiction behind one of the most famous brands in all of history.

-What one word should be descriptive of every Christian? -How should Jesus followers should treat those who are outside the faith? -Why do people love Jesus but can’t stand his followers? In this series, Eric explores the truth and fiction behind one of the most famous brands in all of history.