On CrossPoint's official "launch" Sunday (Membership Sunday), Steve analyzes the early Church as it is described in Acts 2. What kind of attitudes and life did they live and how can we bring that into our lifestyle / church attitudes today?

Moses' life didn't exactly pan out in a way that he would have liked, but God's plan was perfect in His time. Israel's path was also unpredictable for them. What is God planning in your life (where is He taking You?) and what do you need to know about submitting to him?

Taking a look at the transition of leadership between Moses and Joshua and how God was on the journey with Israel, no matter who was leading the people. Where are you at on your journey with God?

We take a look at the end of Moses' life to see how he reflected upon it and how he wanted the Israelites to go forward after his death. What kind of legacy do you want to leave and how do you want to be remembered?

A comparison of the Church talked about in 1 Thessalonians to the Church today, specifically as it pertains to how the Church in Thessalonica loved, served, & encouraged one another.

Taking a second look at Jesus, specifically the greatness of his deity.

From 2 Timothy, Steve preaches a message about a life that works based on Paul's life. As the apostle Paul writes to Timothy in our text today, we see some of the themes of his life that he lived out and how he encourages us today to life the same kind of life. What qualities did Paul have that we should have today?

For this July 4th weekend message, Steve shares how we can not only enjoy freedom in our country but also freedom from the bondage of sin in Christ.

Part one of a series on Biblical Christian relationships, specifically marriage. A message about submission not only in a life (to Jesus) but also in a marriage -- what does it mean to submit to one another and what is the blueprint for submission in the Bible according to each gender?

In this special Mother's Day message, Steve defines what defines a good mom and how to be the best mom you can be.