All around us are models for living. We are given so many different options that it can be difficult to choose which one to follow. For the follower of Christ, the answer is less complicated. It involves two thoughts: “How will my life allow Christ to shine?” and “How will my life allow others to shine?” This week, Pastor Butler speaks to us from Ephesians 5 about the task of living our lives in ways that accomplish both goals with a message entitled: “Light”. Join us Sunday mornings at 9:00 and 10:30 am for worship in our Main Sanctuary (9:00/10:30) and the South Building (10:30). Visit us at www.crosspointe.tv

All around us are models for living. We are given so many different options that it can be difficult to choose which one to follow. For the follower of Christ, the answer is less complicated. It involves two thoughts: “How will my life allow Christ to shine?” and “How will my life allow others to shine?” This week, Pastor Butler speaks to us from Ephesians 5 about the task of living our lives in ways that accomplish both goals with a message entitled: “Light”. Join us Sunday mornings at 9:00 and 10:30 am for worship in our Main Sanctuary (9:00/10:30) and the South Building (10:30). Visit us at www.crosspointe.tv

All around us are models for living. We are given so many different options that it can be difficult to choose which one to follow. For the follower of Christ, the answer is less complicated. It involves two thoughts: “How will my life allow Christ to shine?” and “How will my life allow others to shine?” This week, Pastor Butler speaks to us from Ephesians 5 about the task of living our lives in ways that accomplish both goals with a message entitled: “Light”. Join us Sunday mornings at 9:00 and 10:30 am for worship in our Main Sanctuary (9:00/10:30) and the South Building (10:30). Visit us at www.crosspointe.tv

Imitators: Everyone wants to be like someone else - even if they don’t realize it. We imitate those people we see in a movie, TV, even Youtube. We spend our lives trying to look like someone we think we’d love to be like. The follower of Christ is called to imitate God. What does that look like and how do we know that we are even getting close it? This week, Pastor Butler continues to speak to us through Ephesians as he deals with God’s expectation for us to imitate him by looking at Jesus. Join us Sunday mornings at 9:00 and 10:30 am for worship in our Main Sanctuary (9:00/10:30) and the South Building (10:30). Visit us at www.crosspointe.tv CrossPointe.

Imitators: Everyone wants to be like someone else - even if they don’t realize it. We imitate those people we see in a movie, TV, even Youtube. We spend our lives trying to look like someone we think we’d love to be like. The follower of Christ is called to imitate God. What does that look like and how do we know that we are even getting close it? This week, Pastor Butler continues to speak to us through Ephesians as he deals with God’s expectation for us to imitate him by looking at Jesus. Join us Sunday mornings at 9:00 and 10:30 am for worship in our Main Sanctuary (9:00/10:30) and the South Building (10:30). Visit us at www.crosspointe.tv CrossPointe.

Imitators: Everyone wants to be like someone else - even if they don’t realize it. We imitate those people we see in a movie, TV, even Youtube. We spend our lives trying to look like someone we think we’d love to be like. The follower of Christ is called to imitate God. What does that look like and how do we know that we are even getting close it? This week, Pastor Butler continues to speak to us through Ephesians as he deals with God’s expectation for us to imitate him by looking at Jesus. Join us Sunday mornings at 9:00 and 10:30 am for worship in our Main Sanctuary (9:00/10:30) and the South Building (10:30). Visit us at www.crosspointe.tv CrossPointe.

Does it matter how I dress? Why is that so important as a Christian? For many people, this conversation has more to do with what people see instead of what they know. Truthfully, there are times when we have to ask ourselves if what we are doing is about us or about Jesus. This week, Pastor Butler speaks to us about the reality that in Christ we have literally “put on Christ”, that we wear Him around in our daily lives. As he focuses on Ephesians 4:17-32, Pastor Butler will speak to us about learning to live by the motto “Off with the Old, On with the New”. Join us Sunday mornings at 9:00 and 10:30 am for worship in our Main Sanctuary (9:00/10:30) and the South Building (10:30). Visit us at www.crosspointe.tv CrossPointe.

Does it matter how I dress? Why is that so important as a Christian? For many people, this conversation has more to do with what people see instead of what they know. Truthfully, there are times when we have to ask ourselves if what we are doing is about us or about Jesus. This week, Pastor Butler speaks to us about the reality that in Christ we have literally “put on Christ”, that we wear Him around in our daily lives. As he focuses on Ephesians 4:17-32, Pastor Butler will speak to us about learning to live by the motto “Off with the Old, On with the New”. Join us Sunday mornings at 9:00 and 10:30 am for worship in our Main Sanctuary (9:00/10:30) and the South Building (10:30). Visit us at www.crosspointe.tv CrossPointe.

Does it matter how I dress? Why is that so important as a Christian? For many people, this conversation has more to do with what people see instead of what they know. Truthfully, there are times when we have to ask ourselves if what we are doing is about us or about Jesus. This week, Pastor Butler speaks to us about the reality that in Christ we have literally “put on Christ”, that we wear Him around in our daily lives. As he focuses on Ephesians 4:17-32, Pastor Butler will speak to us about learning to live by the motto “Off with the Old, On with the New”. Join us Sunday mornings at 9:00 and 10:30 am for worship in our Main Sanctuary (9:00/10:30) and the South Building (10:30). Visit us at www.crosspointe.tv CrossPointe.

In the body of Christ, each member has a purpose. The Spirit of God has so blessed each person to be a blessing to another person. The task is figuring out how to be that blessing. Where some might argue that the basic need is just to treat people how they deserve, the follower of Christ seeks to treat others based on how they have been treated by Christ. This week, Pastor Butler speaks to us about the role of our own gifts in uniting the body of Christ to shine His love in the world. Join us Sunday mornings at 9:00 and 10:30 am for worship in our Main Sanctuary (9:00/10:30) and the South Building (10:30). Visit us at www.crosspointe.tv CrossPointe.