What if the shame you're carrying isn't about what you've done, but about what you're still trying to hide?

In this message from our Unashamed series, Scott Prickett walks through Romans 3:19-24, 2 Corinthians 3, and Revelation 12 to show us that the veil we wear isn't protecting us, it's keeping us from the greater glory God wants to radiate through us.

You're not called to be a better rule-follower. You're called to drop the veil and let the world see what it looks like when Jesus is your advocate, your identity, and your freedom.

In this message:

• Why the law produces knowledge of sin, not freedom from it

• The courtroom scene in Revelation 12 and what it means for your daily life

• The difference between old covenant "fading glory" and the greater glory we carry now

• How to overcome by the blood of the lamb and the word of your testimony

• Why boldness doesn't come from preparation, it comes from surrender

📖 Romans 3:19-24 | 2 Corinthians 3 | Revelation 12

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What does it actually look like to be ONE with people who are different from you or people who've hurt you?

In this Kindred Deep Dive, Pastor Vincent and Pastor Melissa went straight to the church. You sent in your real, hard questions live, about division, forgiveness, toxic family, financial giving, friendships you've outgrown, and what it means to love the way Jesus did. They answered every one of them.

This was not a sermon. This was a conversation.

Topics covered in this Deep Dive:

• How to stay grounded in truth when the world feels divided and overwhelming

• Taking down walls without losing healthy boundaries

• When reconciliation is the goal, and when it requires distance

• How to know when financial giving is helping vs. enabling

• Navigating friendships that no longer align with who God's called you to be

• What it means for a man to love his wife the way Christ loved the church

• Living unoffendable, and why it's one of the hardest things we're called to do

• Cultural and ethnic celebrations in a diverse church community

This series, Kindred "People united by a shared identity, belonging, and purpose" has been one of the most honest and searching series we've ever done. This Deep Dive is the perfect close.

If this message spoke to you, share it with someone who needs it. No one walks alone.

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We are a multi-ethnic, multi-cultural, multi-generational church in Denton, TX. Our heart is ONE, rooted in Acts 2 and Ephesians 2.

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The gospel is more available than ever. So why is the world more divided than ever?

Pastor Vincent takes us to John 17, where Jesus, hours before the cross, prays one thing for the people he loves: "Let them be one." Not the same. Not uniform. ONE. United not by conformity, but by the presence of Jesus Christ holding every different, beautiful, uniquely-made piece together.

This closing message of the Kindred series is a challenge that cuts deep: the credibility of our witness to the world isn't found in our platforms, our productions, or our programs. It's found in how we love each other. That's what the world is watching.

In this message, Pastor Vincent covers:

• Why oneness is not the absence of difference, but the presence of Christ

• The reason the gospel is everywhere but division is still growing

• What Jesus actually meant when he said "love one another as I have loved you"

• Three prayers to close the series and carry it into your everyday life

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Series: Kindred / People united by a shared identity, belonging, and purpose

Speaker: Pastor Vincent

Scripture: John 17:20-21 / John 13:34-35

Church: Cross Church Denton

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There's a story Jesus told that everyone has heard. But have you ever asked yourself which character you actually are?

In Kindred Week 5, Pastor Vincent Lee digs into the parable of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37) and challenges us to stop reading it as a feel-good fable and start seeing it as a call to action. What does it really look like to show up for others? And what happens when showing up costs you something?

In this message, you'll discover:

- Why showing up looks like love in action (Ephesians 2:14)

- What it means to love with wisdom, not just good intentions

- How God is using ordinary people as healing agents in a divided world (2 Corinthians 5:18-20)

This isn't just a sermon about being a better neighbor. It's about understanding who you are in the story God is already writing.

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We all love the idea of community. But if we're honest, people are hard. Preferences divide us. Positions separate us. And pride? Pride quietly kills everything.

In this message from our Kindred series, Pastor Melissa unpacks the four things that make kingdom community so difficult and why humility is the only thing strong enough to hold us together.

What you'll hear in this message:

- Why community is hard because of people, preferences, positions, and pride

- How pride disguises itself as being easily offended

- What it means to be "gloriously unoffendable"

- Why proximity changes everything

- How the church is called to be a preview of heaven

This message was shared on Mother's Day at Cross Church Denton as part of our Kindred series, a deep dive into what it looks like to live as one united, diverse family in Christ.

Kindred: Shared identity. Shared belonging. Shared purpose.

"One family, one table, one savior, one mission."

Cross Church Denton is a multi-ethnic, multi-cultural, multi-generational church in Denton, TX. We exist to reflect the kingdom of God and prove that only Jesus could bring people like us together.

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What does it look like to truly make room for others, not just those who can return the favor, but the people society passes over?

In Week 3 of Kindred, Pastor Vincent unpacks Luke 14 and the radical invitation Jesus extends: to live with open seating. When we understand that we were invited to a table we didn't deserve, it changes everything about how we invite others.

Key Scriptures:

• Luke 14:12–14 — Invite those who cannot repay you

• Ephesians 2:14 — He himself is our peace

• Revelation 7:9 — A vast crowd from every nation and tribe

• Matthew 6:19–20 — Store your treasures in heaven

• Philippians 2:4 — Take an interest in others, too

In this message:

• Live like you've been invited to a table you didn't deserve

• Jesus calls us to live with open seating

• Live your life for what will outlive your life

About Cross Church Denton:

We are a multi-ethnic, multi-cultural, multi-generational church in Denton, TX. Our vision is ONE, rooted in Acts 2, where no one walks alone and everyone belongs.

In Week 2 of our Kindret series, Pastor Vincent Lee brings a powerful message on what it truly means to live as ONE in Christ Jesus.

Using Galatians 3:26–28 and Ephesians 2:14, Pastor Vincent challenges us to confront the invisible walls in our lives, walls of bias, preference, politics, and division, and reminds us that Jesus already destroyed them on the cross. The question isn't whether the walls are gone. The question is: why are we rebuilding them?

📖 Scriptures: Galatians 3:26–28 | Ephesians 2:14

About Cross Church Denton:

We are a Christ-centered, mission-driven, diverse church that loves God and people. Rooted in the vision of ONE from Acts 2, we are multi-ethnic, multi-cultural, and multi-generational, a place where no one walks alone and everyone belongs.

In the series premiere of KINDRED, Pastor Vincent takes us back to Genesis 1 to uncover what God intended from the very beginning, a humanity united by one shared identity: image bearers of God.

We are different in language, culture, and background. But we come from ONE source, carry ONE image, and are called to ONE purpose. Division isn't a design issue, it's a sin issue. And the only thing powerful enough to change it is a transformed heart.

📖 Scripture: Genesis 1:26–28 | 2 Corinthians 5:17 | 1 John 4:20

In this message you'll discover:

→ Why diversity in gathering isn't the same as unity in the church

→ How sin distorts the way we see God's image in one another

→ What it looks like when Jesus truly changes your heart

New to Cross Church? We are a Christ-centered, mission-driven, diverse church in Denton, TX that loves God and loves people. You belong here.

What if the pressure you're feeling isn’t meant to break you, but to reveal the power of God within you?

In this powerful message, Pastor Vincent reminds us that our weakness is not a liability, it’s an opportunity for God’s strength to shine through. Through every trial, every moment of pressure, and every season of uncertainty, God is forming something in us for His purpose.

Key Truths from This Message:

We carry God’s power in fragile, human lives

Pressure is part of the process, not the end of your story

Our weakness makes room for God’s strength

We were designed to carry something eternal

Our lives are meant to display Jesus to the world

“My grace is all you need. My power works best in weakness.” 2 Corinthians 12:9

No matter what you're walking through, you are not crushed, not abandoned, and not destroyed. God is using it all to make you stronger, for His mission.

We believe no one walks alone.

If this message encouraged you, let us know in the comments or share it with someone who needs hope today.

For 12 years, a woman suffered with a condition that left her physically broken, financially drained, and socially isolated. She had tried everything, but nothing worked.

Then she heard Jesus was passing by.

In this powerful message from Pastor Vincent, we explore the moment in Gospel of Mark 5:25–34 when one act of faith changed everything. When she reached out and touched the edge of Jesus’ garment, healing flowed immediately, but what Jesus did next revealed something even deeper than physical healing.

This sermon reminds us that Jesus doesn’t just heal symptoms. He restores what suffering has tried to take from us.

Drawing from Scripture, including Book of Psalms 147:3 and Book of Isaiah 53:5, this message reveals that:

• Faith moves us toward Jesus even when the crowd is overwhelming

• Jesus sees the person behind the pain

• Healing is more than physical — it’s restoration of identity, dignity, and peace

• One encounter with Jesus can change everything

If you’ve ever felt stuck in a long season of struggle, disappointment, or silence, this message will remind you that Jesus still restores what has been broken.

At Cross Church Denton, we believe no one walks alone. We are ONE. united in faith, purpose, and community (Acts 2).