The Crossing Fellowship

It's easy to want to get even with mean people. But we want better than even.

The reaction of many evangelicals to political and cultural shifts in recent years revealed what they valued most—winning. But the church is not here to win. It's here for something different.

The reaction of many evangelicals to political and cultural shifts in recent years revealed what they valued most—winning. But the church is not here to win. It's here for something different.

Most people believe in heaven, and most people believe they'll end up there. Can we really know?

We all think we're generous. Few of us actually are. Everyone can be, and if they were it would change everything. It's not natural. It's not common. It's not intuitive. In fact, it's a little crazy.

Most people believe in heaven, and most people believe they'll end up there. Can we really know?

Most people believe in heaven, and most people believe they'll end up there. Can we really know?

We all think we're generous. Few of us actually are. Everyone can be, and if they were it would change everything. It's not natural. It's not common. It's not intuitive. In fact, it's a little crazy.

We all think we're generous. Few of us actually are. Everyone can be, and if they were it would change everything. It's not natural. It's not common. It's not intuitive. In fact, it's a little crazy.

Whether it’s sitting next to a new friend at lunch, going to a birthday party, or watching a game at someone’s house, all of us have benefited from someone inviting us to something. But there’s an invitation we can extend that may change someone’s life forever. And the opportunity to extend that invitation exists now more than ever.

Whether it’s sitting next to a new friend at lunch, going to a birthday party, or watching a game at someone’s house, all of us have benefited from someone inviting us to something. But there’s an invitation we can extend that may change someone’s life forever. And the opportunity to extend that invitation exists now more than ever.

Whether it’s sitting next to a new friend at lunch, going to a birthday party, or watching a game at someone’s house, all of us have benefited from someone inviting us to something. But there’s an invitation we can extend that may change someone’s life forever. And the opportunity to extend that invitation exists now more than ever.

The details of the Christmas story can seem unbelievable. So now, thousands of years after shepherds watched their flocks and wise men followed a star, you may be asking, "Who needs Christmas?"  Well, as it turns out, we all do.

The details of the Christmas story can seem unbelievable. So now, thousands of years after shepherds watched their flocks and wise men followed a star, you may be asking, "Who needs Christmas?"  Well, as it turns out, we all do.

The details of the Christmas story can seem unbelievable. So now, thousands of years after shepherds watched their flocks and wise men followed a star, you may be asking, "Who needs Christmas?"  Well, as it turns out, we all do.

The details of the Christmas story can seem unbelievable. So now, thousands of years after shepherds watched their flocks and wise men followed a star, you may be asking, "Who needs Christmas?"  Well, as it turns out, we all do.

In a culture of competing voices telling us who we are and who we should be, exactly who am I? And more specifically, who does God say that I am? This series aims to uncover the false identities the world places on us and detail the words God uses to describe who we are in him.

In a culture of competing voices telling us who we are and who we should be, exactly who am I? And more specifically, who does God say that I am? This series aims to uncover the false identities the world places on us and detail the words God uses to describe who we are in him.

The details of the Christmas story can seem unbelievable. So now, thousands of years after shepherds watched their flocks and wise men followed a star, you may be asking, "Who needs Christmas?"  Well, as it turns out, we all do. 

In a culture of competing voices telling us who we are and who we should be, exactly who am I? And more specifically, who does God say that I am? This series aims to uncover the false identities the world places on us and detail the words God uses to describe who we are in him.  Discussion Questions:  https://bit.ly/3Dy0iqz 

The early church grew by the thousands!  It was growth unlike anything that had ever been seen before.  But how in the world was that possible?

The early church grew by the thousands!  It was growth unlike anything that had ever been seen before.  But how in the world was that possible? In part 1 of this series, we take a look at the disciples qualifications, and what allowed them to do such amazing things. 

Jesus commanded his followers not to do a few things. But his "not" commandments were so extreme his followers were tempted not to even try. And then, Jesus rose from the dead and everything changed.

Jesus commanded his followers not to do a few things. But his "not" commandments were so extreme his followers were tempted not to even try. And then, Jesus rose from the dead and everything changed.  Discussion Questions: https://bit.ly/3C0Wxt4 

Jesus commanded his followers not to do a few things. But his "not" commandments were so extreme his followers were tempted not to even try. And then, Jesus rose from the dead and everything changed.  Discussion Questions: https://bit.ly/3eWlKgl