We all make plans to succeed or fail. There is no other real description of our lives. When we make those plans, we don’t always include the most important factor - which is we don’t control time. We are given only so much time to make the most of our lives and we don’t know how much time that is. This week Pastor Butler, speaks to us from James about making the most of our time by remembering that we are mist. Join us Sunday morning at either 9:00 or 10:30. We have a number of opportunities for children, students, and adults. For more information about CrossPointe or for access to previous sermons visit us at www.crosspointe.tv or contact us at 405-329-0823.

We all fight at some point. There are moments when we feel like we have to stand up and stand firm. Other times we feel like our voice must be heard because so much is at stake. The problem is that sometime our fight is not really about anyone but ourselves. This week, Pastor Butler talks with us from James 4 about how to look for the heart of our “fights” and how it is that most of the time, we are fighting against God and not for Him. Join us Sunday morning at either 9:00 or 10:30. We have a number of opportunities for children, students, and adults. For more information about CrossPointe visit us at www.crosspointe.tv or contact us at 405-329-0823.

We all fight at some point. There are moments when we feel like we have to stand up and stand firm. Other times we feel like our voice must be heard because so much is at stake. The problem is that sometime our fight is not really about anyone but ourselves. This week, Pastor Butler talks with us from James 4 about how to look for the heart of our “fights” and how it is that most of the time, we are fighting against God and not for Him. Join us Sunday morning at either 9:00 or 10:30. We have a number of opportunities for children, students, and adults. For more information about CrossPointe visit us at www.crosspointe.tv or contact us at 405-329-0823.

What is the Good Life? Is it long vacations? Is it money in the bank? Is it how many people know your name? For many, the Good Life is simply another way of describing success. In the Letter of James, the Good life is based on how a person accepts and uses wisdom. This week , Pastor Butler continues his series over James with “The Good Life” by talking us through two types of wisdom and how God intends us to see it. Join us Sunday morning at either 9:00 or 10:30. We have a number of opportunities for children, students, and adults. For more information about CrossPointe or for access to previous sermons visit us at www.crosspointe.tv or contact us at 405-329-0823.

What is the Good Life? Is it long vacations? Is it money in the bank? Is it how many people know your name? For many, the Good Life is simply another way of describing success. In the Letter of James, the Good life is based on how a person accepts and uses wisdom. This week , Pastor Butler continues his series over James with “The Good Life” by talking us through two types of wisdom and how God intends us to see it. Join us Sunday morning at either 9:00 or 10:30. We have a number of opportunities for children, students, and adults. For more information about CrossPointe or for access to previous sermons visit us at www.crosspointe.tv or contact us at 405-329-0823.

Sticks and Stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me” We’ve all heard it. Many have even said it. But it is an immeasurable lie. Our words are so much more powerful than we ever could believe. This week, Pastor Butler continues our walk through James with Heart in Hand: The Power of Words. By focusing on James 3:1-12, we will again be reminded that what we say has power both for good or bad. Join us Sunday morning at either 9:00 or 10:30. We have a number of opportunities for children, students, and adults. For more information about CrossPointe or for access to previous sermons visit us at www.crosspointe.tv or contact us at 405-329-0823.

Sticks and Stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me” We’ve all heard it. Many have even said it. But it is an immeasurable lie. Our words are so much more powerful than we ever could believe. This week, Pastor Butler continues our walk through James with Heart in Hand: The Power of Words. By focusing on James 3:1-12, we will again be reminded that what we say has power both for good or bad. Join us Sunday morning at either 9:00 or 10:30. We have a number of opportunities for children, students, and adults. For more information about CrossPointe or for access to previous sermons visit us at www.crosspointe.tv or contact us at 405-329-0823.

This week, Tyler Sergent, our Associate Youth Minister, speaks on the relationship between the faith we have and the actions in our lives. We will be examining how these two things work in relationship together to bring the message of Christ to the world around us. We'd love to have any and all join us Sunday mornings at 9 or 10:30 for a time of worship, community, and connection. For more information about CrossPointe, please visit us at www.crosspointe.tv or contact us at 405-329-0823.

This week, Tyler Sergent, our Associate Youth Minister, speaks on the relationship between the faith we have and the actions in our lives. We will be examining how these two things work in relationship together to bring the message of Christ to the world around us. We'd love to have any and all join us Sunday mornings at 9 or 10:30 for a time of worship, community, and connection. For more information about CrossPointe, please visit us at www.crosspointe.tv or contact us at 405-329-0823.

This week, Pastor Rhoades continues with the series, James: Heart in Hand. Even though the Jewish Christians had been forced to leave their homes and their homeland, James the half brother of Jesus wanted them to know they were not alone in their new environments. God was with them and the wounds they were suffering and their sorrows were going to benefit all of humanity in the future. "We might be a kind of first fruits of all He created." First fruits; the harvest is yet to come.

We'd love to have any and all join us Sunday mornings at 9 or 10:30 for a time of worship, community, and connection. For more information about CrossPointe, please visit us at www.crosspointe.tv or contact us at 405-329-0823.