CrossPointe's annual Get In the Game Sunday is back again!!! In this sermon Pastor Tracy looks at what it means to be a servant for Christ. Nobody is better or bigger than anyone else at CrossPointe and we all play a crucial part....Will you get in the game?

How can we rejoice during the hard times in life. The bible teaches us that we should consider it pure joy to endure suffering. This is easier said than done. Pastor Tracy looks at how we can find strength through our storms in life.

We find ourselves in various circumstances and debate whether to solve it my way or God's way. In this message Josh describes our reservations, but also our hope in choosing God's way. Only God can change our circumstances.

When we feel that God's favor has left us, what do we do? How do we respond? In this message Pastor Tracy looks at how to stay encouraged and strong in our faith when trials come.

Chairs play a major role throughout our lives. In this sermon Pastor Tracy shows us the chairs that we have the option of choosing. The chair of commitment, the chair of compromise, and the chair of conflict. Which chair do you sit in?

In the final sermon in this series Pastor Tracy looks at one approach the devil tries use on us....Distractions. By distracting us from the things God has for us, he can keep us off track and make us less effective. We will learn through this sermon how to look for these distractions and how to combat them.

In part 5 of our Rules of Engagement Series, Pastor Tracy discusses the way that the enemy tries to limit your potential in Christ. By bringing up our past he tries to make us feel inadequate. Watch with us as we discover other ways that the enemy will try to stop our kingdom potential, and how the battle has already been won.

One way to fend off the enemy is through the power of our praise. We all can praise different, but the important thing is to acknowledge the greatness of God. When we begin to praise we begin to see God moving in our lives.

Our country is in a moral slide. We wonder why things keep getting worse and worse. Could it be because we are getting further and further away from God. We need to bring God back in the National Conversation.