Today, we can learn from our spiritual history and our real life history as we prepare to move forward amidst this global pandemic.

It may seem like we are caught in the worst Groundhog Day ever because of the global pandemic and the stay at home orders. But God has a way of taking our worst and using it for His best.

Pastors are just trying to do their best to share the Gospel with those in their circles of influence and to equip those within their congregations to BE The Church.

Despite the topic, this portion of Paul's letter isn't about food, but the message will definitely nourish the soul and bring the body of Christ together.

Excerpts from our Resurrection Sunday Celebration which was our first Drive In Church. Participants stayed in their cars whilst CrossRoads Community Church provided worship music and a message in the parking lot of a local fire hall to celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus Christ.

In every situation, whether married or single, or employed or unemployed, or in quarantine or dealing with a global pandemic, we as Christ-followers should not sacrifice our relationship with God.

We spent this past Sunday morning lifting the Lord up in song and praise, just like the psalmist said to do.

Social distancing and stay at home orders are a part of our new normal. And just as God spoke to the Israelites about how to adapt to their lives in captivity He shares with us today how we can adapt and prevail to this new normal during this global pandemic.

From time to time the Church needs to stop and address the concerns of the people and the community, so we do. Join us for a Biblical response to the current global pandemic.

If we are Christ-followers we will live lives that look like that of Jesus Christ, not ones that mirror that of the world.