Cross Pointe Church

Love is just as essential to human life as air, food, and water and that is by the way of observable fact, but what the world calls love and what God calls love oftentimes is different. Truth be told, we don’t love as often as we should. We don’t love...

Love is just as essential to human life as air, food, and water and that is by the way of observable fact, but what the world calls love and what God calls love oftentimes is different. Truth be told, we don’t love as often as we should. We don’t love...

In a New Testament book called Titus, in the second chapter, I want to show you where you can not just find that kind of hope, but where you can safely put your hope. The Bible word “hope” means “certainty”—not possibly, not probably, but surely. A...

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In a New Testament book called Titus, in the second chapter, I want to show you where you can not just find that kind of hope, but where you can safely put your hope. The Bible word “hope” means “certainty”—not possibly, not probably, but surely. A...

At first glance you might think faith is not even a gift that you need, because really every day faith is something that we all have and something we all exercise. There is a faith that can connect you eternally with the God who made you. There is a...

At first glance you might think faith is not even a gift that you need, because really every day faith is something that we all have and something we all exercise. There is a faith that can connect you eternally with the God who made you. There is a...

Quam multa vitiosa! summum enim bonum et malum vagiens puer utra voluptate diiudicabit, stante an movente? Quid Zeno? Quae hic rei publicae vulnera inponebat, eadem ille sanabat. Laboro autem non sine causa;

Quam multa vitiosa! summum enim bonum et malum vagiens puer utra voluptate diiudicabit, stante an movente? Quid Zeno? Quae hic rei publicae vulnera inponebat, eadem ille sanabat. Laboro autem non sine causa;