In this powerful message, we look at Paul’s first recorded sermon in Acts 13, where he boldly proclaims that Jesus is not a backup plan—He is and always has been the central figure in God’s redemptive story. Paul connects the dots of Israel’s history to show that Jesus is:

• God’s Promise Through the Ages – Fulfilling centuries of prophecy and covenant.
• Our Victory Through His Sacrifice – Turning what looked like defeat on the cross into the ultimate triumph over sin and death.
• Our Invitation Into God’s Story – Offering forgiveness, freedom, and a new identity to anyone who believes.

This message reminds us that our lives aren’t random or aimless—we are part of a bigger narrative written by God Himself. Jesus has always been Plan A. The question is: are we living in His story, or trying to write our own?

In this week’s message, Pastor Matt and Youth Director Kaylee Poock team up on Graduate Sunday to share a powerful truth from Acts 10: God shows no favoritism—His grace is for everyone. Peter’s encounter with Cornelius breaks down old religious boundaries, showing us that the Gospel crosses every line we draw.

Matt challenges grads to carry that same message into the next chapter of life—college, jobs, wherever they go. Kaylee follows up with real stories of young people boldly living for Jesus and introduces the Crosspoint School of Ministry, equipping believers to lead and share their faith.

The message ends with a clear call: Be rooted in Jesus, find your people, and go boldly. God’s grace knows no boundaries—and neither should we.

On this special Mother's Day message, Pastor Matt and Julia encourage women to embrace the powerful truth from Proverbs 31: "She can laugh at the days to come." In a world full of pressure and perfectionism, this verse reminds us that peace and confidence come not from having it all together but from trusting in God's sovereignty, sufficiency, and promises.

Moms don’t have to carry the weight of parenting alone. With God’s help, they can face the future with strength, dignity, and even laughter, knowing He holds their children and their story.

This week in our Proclaim series, we look at Acts 3–4 and how Peter and John’s healing of a lame man became a bold public proclamation of Jesus’ power. What started as a quiet act of obedience led to amazement, opposition, and thousands coming to faith. Through it all, one truth shines: Jesus’ power didn’t end at the cross—it’s alive today. The religious leaders couldn’t deny the miracle or explain the courage of these ordinary men. Why? Because they had been with Jesus. This message reminds us that when we walk closely with Jesus, our lives will proclaim His presence and power.

Join us for our new series, Proclaim! Over the next several weeks, we’ll explore the powerful proclamations in the book of Acts that shaped the early Church—and how they still shape us today. In today’s message, we look at Peter’s first bold proclamation at Pentecost from Acts 2:22-36. Just weeks after denying Jesus, Peter—empowered by the Holy Spirit—stands before thousands to declare that Jesus is the crucified and risen Messiah. This moment launched a movement that changed the world, and the same Spirit that filled Peter is still at work in us today. Get ready to be inspired to proclaim Christ with boldness and love!

Join us for Easter service 2025! This Easter, we celebrate the greatest victory in history—Jesus Christ risen from the grave! In this powerful message, we trace the path from Gethsemane to Golgotha to the empty tomb and discover why Jesus isn’t just a hero—He’s THE Ultimate Hero. Unlike any other, He conquered sin and death, not for applause, but for you.

From the betrayal to the brutal cross, and ultimately to resurrection morning, we’re reminded that Jesus' love is relentless, His sacrifice is perfect, and His victory is complete. Because He lives, your past can be redeemed, your present has purpose, and your future is secure.

Tune in as we fix our eyes on Jesus—the pioneer, the perfecter, and the risen King.

Join us today as we welcome Jeff Anderson with Convoy of Hope. Convoy of Hope is a kingdom builder partner of Crosspoint, doing incredible things for God's people. Tune in to hear how you can be involved in helping people across the world receive food, care, and the love of Christ next week through our One Day to Feed the World offering!

Sunday School Superheroes: Thomas – From Doubt to Devotion

This week, we explore one of the most misunderstood disciples—Thomas. Known for his doubt, Thomas actually shows us that doubt isn’t the opposite of faith—it can be the beginning of a deeper devotion. Through honest questions, courageous loyalty, and a personal encounter with Jesus, Thomas moves from skepticism to the most powerful confession in the Gospels: "My Lord and my God!"

Don’t miss this message of hope for anyone who’s ever had questions. Jesus isn’t afraid of our doubts—He meets us in them.

Good morning, church family! Today, in our Sunday School Superheroes series, we explore John the Baptist—a bold, unconventional prophet who prepared the way for Jesus.

Born for This – Even before his birth, John was set apart for God’s purpose (Luke 1:13-15). Like John, we are created on purpose and for a purpose (Ephesians 2:10).

A Big Voice in a Declining Culture – John fearlessly called people to repentance (Matthew 3:2), even challenging religious leaders and King Herod. His voice pointed to truth, just as we’re called to speak boldly yet with grace (Romans 1:16).

"Get Ready!" – John’s ministry prepared hearts for Jesus. True repentance leads to real life change (Acts 3:19). Today, we too must examine our hearts and prepare for Christ’s return.

Jesus: The Ultimate Hero – John pointed to Jesus, the Lamb of God who takes away sin. His mission was to decrease so Christ could increase (John 3:30).

Let’s embrace our purpose, speak truth, and point others to Jesus. If you need to surrender your life to Him today, don’t wait—He’s calling you now!

We’re continuing our Sunday School Superheroes series, where we’ve explored Moses and Daniel. Today, we dive into the life of Samson—set apart by God for a purpose, yet entangled in pride and compromise.

Samson’s story reminds us that God’s calling requires obedience. Though his choices led to destruction, his greatest moment of strength came not from his power but from his surrender to God.

No matter our past mistakes, God’s grace is still at work. Samson’s redemption foreshadows Jesus’ ultimate sacrifice—offering us the chance to turn back and walk in God’s purpose.