With the fifth message in our series 180 Pastor Blake Wilson teaches from 1 Corinthians 15:8-10. Paul has just reminded the Corinthians about what the Gospel is and follows up by sharing he has an appreciation of his salvation because he used to persecute the church. Paul recognizes that it was only by Grace that he was saved.

The Emmaus Experience Wednesday bible study continues are we focus on Philippians 2:9-18. As believers we are to work out our salvation with fear and trembling and remember to do so without grumbling and complaining.

With the fourth message in our series 180 Jermon Malone teaches from Acts 9:10-19. Saul is on the road to Damascus to persecute the church of God and eliminate as many Christians as he can when God blinds him and directs him to a city. In the city there is a believer named Ananias who was given a duty to heal Saul. As believers God gives us duties for the deliverance of others.

Returning from our new year break we continue with our Wednesday bible study on the book of Philippians. This week we look at Philippians 1:29-30; 2:1-11. At the moment of salvation God grants you the ability to believe. Knowing this should allow believers to walk in unity and humility.

With the third message in our series 180, Pastor Blake teaches from Philippians 3:2-11. Despite all of the accolades which Paul had on his resume he counts them all as loss when compared to what Christ Jesus has for his life.

It's better to be with Christ than to live on earth and live as Christ. When you die you gain Christ. Death is a privilege not a problem if you are a follower of Jesus.

With the second message in our new series 180 Pastor Blake teaches from 1 Timothy 1:12-17. Paul reflects on his previous life on how he was trying to get ahead in life now but currently realizes that Jesus Christ saved him therefore it is an honor to serve God by His grace.

This Sunday we begin a new series that has the potential to be the most impactful series in the life of Crossover, 180 Radical Change. God changes the hearts of people regardless of their past and uses them for His Glory. We once were blind but now we see.

This Sunday is the first Sunday of a new year. Pastor Blake teaches from Acts 18 about how Paul had a vision and God protected him until the vision came to past. When God gives you a vision it doesn’t just benefit you it is for the benefit of others. Wilson also uses this sermon to reveal the 2018 vision for Crossover.