In Part 2 of our Revealed Series, Pastor Tracy takes a look at how John being exiled to Patmos affected his faith, and how we should never complain or make excuses because we are richly blessed.

Revelation is usually either avoided or obsessed over by the modern church. At CrossPointe we have decided to take back Revelations and show how rich and applicable it is to our faith.

Happy Mother’s Day! Being a mom is a challenge that comes with many responsibilities and

rewards. Mothers seem to have a connection to their children like no one else. Moms are a gift.

They are good, intelligent, faithful and tough.

When it comes to life we make decisions based on what we value. Decisions are based on what matters to you. Consider what mattered to Jesus and how that template can impact your life today. In other words, do you live out what matters to you?

Letting go of past hurt and pain can be difficult. We all have had our share of pain that wasn't our doing....but we are called to forgive and pardon those who have hurt us. When we do this we will find freedom in Jesus Christ.

People repeat the same mistakes over and over. Many people are always looking for the right person, but they need to focus on being the right person.

We are more inclined to repeat our past when we don’t take ownership in our part. We tend to tell the events of our past from a victim’s viewpoint. But to make sure our next time will not be like our last time we must own our part of our past.

We don’t like to follow directions. But we pay a price when we rush into situations we aren’t prepared to handle. Soon enough that situation comes to an end only for us to repeat it in the next season of our life. How can we make sure that next time will not be like last time?

Nobody expected nobody. The greatest comeback of all time was never anticipated by even those closest to Jesus...

People always have obstacles to coming into a relationship with God, and in most cases they are valid. How can rational people accept Jesus as their Savior? In this message Micah discusses how our obstacles don't just go away when we accept Christ...they just get really small.