It's time for faith and family to come back together. For the last year we have been separated and seen the effects of isolation. This summer the family will make a strong comeback and CrossPointe Church. The family is the key to the future of the church.

In this message we take a look at how to date the right way and how to understand what we need from our relationships. Before you end up saying "I Do," you will also have to tell them, "I Did."

In Part 4 of our Love, Dates & Heartbreaks series we dive into what we do when our relationships become broken. Many times it feels like we have done everything right and still things just seem to fall apart. Just because we have some broken relationships along the way it doesn't mean we are broken people.

Relationships are hard. Over and Over people make the same wrong choices that lead to broken relationships. Everybody's behavior makes perfect sense to them....but is there are better way?

In Part 2 of our Love, Dates & Heartbreaks series we jump into becoming accountable to someone, and also being able to follow through with it. With Jesus in our relationships we can have better relationships because we become more capable of being the best version of our selves.

We can all be better in our relationships. Whether you are a teenager wanting to date, or looking to become a better spouse, this sermon series is for you.

Where there is no vision there is no growth. CrossPointe Church has big plans for the future of our community. The future is very bright and the vision we have will carry us to better days.

The greatest event in the history of mankind took place on Easter. Our faith doesn't hinge on what the Bible says, but rather the resurrection of Jesus Christ....the moment christianity began.

We have romanticized and sanitized the reality of what happened to Jesus on the cross. The truth is that if we could have witnessed the event, we would have looked away. Many were crucified...but only ONE chose it.

The pressure to hold on to what we have built, created, or accomplished has the potential to drive us to self destructive extremes. We all have a little bit of Caiaphas in us.