Most of us wouldn’t ask for difficulties in our lives. It is natural for us to want “smooth sailing,” not “rocky travels.” However, we wouldn’t know hope if it weren’t for difficulties. God uses difficulties in our lives for His purposes. Listen this week as Pastor Sam continues teaching us through Micha that there is no one like our God.

Sometimes there are consequences of our sins that we live with even if God has forgiven us. However, if you are a child of God you can be sure that God is using even those consequences for your good and His glory. Listen this week as Pastor Sam warns us of these consequences and gives us the hope found in the Word that God is greater than the consequences of our sins and He can deliver.

Everyone wants to experience a life without pain, suffering, and sadness. As Christians we know that day will come whether the Lord comes back or whether we leave this earth first. However we don’t need to wait until then to get a taste of heaven now. Listen this week as Pastor Sam tells us how we can experience a small piece of heaven now as we continue our series in the book of Micah.

It is human nature to ask “why” when we encounter difficulties in life. If you don’t know the Lord that question will always allude you. However, if you are a follower of Jesus Christ you can be assured that God has a purpose. Listen this week as Pastor Caleb helps us answer the important question of why we go through difficulties.

The church of Philadelphia was one of the only churches in the book of Revelation to not receive criticism from the Lord Jesus. A church with that reputation certainly deserves our attention. Listen this week thanks Pastor Dooley preaches this important message.

Pastor Dooley faithfully served as a pastor at Crosspoint years ago. He was a special guest for our anniversary service this week marking 50 years since the church originally opened its doors.

What place should politics have in the Christian’s life? We certainly need to deal with issues like justice and morality in our culture just as Micah did. So how did he address politics? And more importantly how does God want us to view politics? Listen this week as Pastor Sam continues his study in the book of Micah and answers these questions.

You might be wondering what the term breaker means. You’ll be surprised to know that it is a title for God. Listen this week as Pastor explains why God is the breaker in the series ‘Who is a God Like You?’

What does it look like to silence a preacher? The children of Israel were not willing or interested in hearing the prophets God sent them. Have we been guilty of the same sin? Listen this week as Pastor Sam continues his series in the book of Micah and helps us evaluate our own thinking.

People universally want justice served. However, most of us don’t want to be the object of the law’s consequences. In other words, we don’t want justice brought into our own lives. Thankfully God loves His children too much to ignore sin in their lives. Listen this week as Pastor Sam shows us why God is so holy and different than us in the series “Who is a God Like You?”

Hearing words of judgment is never an easy thing. We all respond differently in the face of judgment. Today we’ll hear about some of the wrong ways to respond to judgment and also the right way according to God as we continue our series in Micah, “Who is a God Like You?”