Who is John? Why is it important for us to read, study, and apply these words that call us into fellowship with God and each other? John is writing to make our joy complete.

Who is John? Why is it important for us to read, study, and apply these words that call us into fellowship with God and each other? John is writing to make our joy complete.

God has given you a life – but what is He calling you to do with it? Many times, we can get so bogged down with our daily routines that we lose sight of God’s bigger picture. God has a unique calling for each one of us. How do you discern what God’s call on your life is? And once you do – how do you live into it?

You probably have a firm understanding of why you do the things you do: you go to school to learn; you go to work to earn money; you take vacation...to get away from work and school!  Why are you a part of the Church?  As Crossroads Campus prepares for our summer season, we will explore exactly who we are and why Jesus put us together.

One of my catch phrases is “read your Bible, read your Bible, read your Bible.” I want you to treasure this gift from God, to get it so deep into you that you can’t help but live it out. I want you to understand these inspired words of God – to be moved by the wonder, beauty, and glory of who God is. As we enter summer, I want to challenge you to read your Bible every day.

Before Jesus ascended to heaven, He promised them the Holy Spirit would be poured out and His followers would be witnesses locally, nationally, and even to the ends of the earth. But then they just stood there. As a disciple of Jesus, will you stay where you are safe and comfortable, or will you live a deployed missionary lifestyle?

Before Jesus ascended to heaven, He promised them the Holy Spirit would be poured out and His followers would be witnesses locally, nationally, and even to the ends of the earth. But then they just stood there. As a disciple of Jesus, will you stay where you are safe and comfortable, or will you live a deployed missionary lifestyle?

Guest Speaker: Nathan Anderson (Church Council Chair)Before Jesus ascended to heaven, He promised them the Holy Spirit would be poured out and His followers would be witnesses locally, nationally, and even to the ends of the earth. But then they just stood there. As a disciple of Jesus, will you stay where you are safe and comfortable, or will you live a deployed missionary lifestyle?

Peter denied Jesus three times. It became the most defining moment of his life. He could have become bitter and ashamed by his denials. It easily could have become his identity. Jesus came to Peter and forgave him. It changed his identity forever. Will you live in the bitterness of your past or live forgiven?

Peter denied Jesus three times. It became the most defining moment of his life. He could have become bitter and ashamed by his denials. It easily could have become his identity. Jesus came to Peter and forgave him. It changed his identity forever. Will you live in the bitterness of your past or live forgiven?