Is there any truth in what people say about our “design”. Sometimes people argue about what is in their DNA or what isn’t. It makes for interesting discussion, but what can we really say about the way were made? I believe we can say with ultimate confidence that God has made us to worship. At the very core of our being, the base of our DNA, God has made us to worship Him. However, we are given the opportunity to choose who or what we will worship. Pastor Butler begins our series “Made this Way” by pointing us back to our original design - to worship God. Come worship with us Sunday mornings at 9:00 and 10:30 (2 Services). For more information about CrossPointe or for access to previous sermons visit us at crosspointe.tv or contact us at 405-329-0823.

Is there any truth in what people say about our “design”. Sometimes people argue about what is in their DNA or what isn’t. It makes for interesting discussion, but what can we really say about the way were made? I believe we can say with ultimate confidence that God has made us to worship. At the very core of our being, the base of our DNA, God has made us to worship Him. However, we are given the opportunity to choose who or what we will worship. Pastor Butler begins our series “Made this Way” by pointing us back to our original design - to worship God. Come worship with us Sunday mornings at 9:00 and 10:30 (2 Services). For more information about CrossPointe or for access to previous sermons visit us at crosspointe.tv or contact us at 405-329-0823.

Is there any truth in what people say about our “design”. Sometimes people argue about what is in their DNA or what isn’t. It makes for interesting discussion, but what can we really say about the way were made? I believe we can say with ultimate confidence that God has made us to worship. At the very core of our being, the base of our DNA, God has made us to worship Him. However, we are given the opportunity to choose who or what we will worship. Pastor Butler begins our series “Made this Way” by pointing us back to our original design - to worship God. Come worship with us Sunday mornings at 9:00 and 10:30 (2 Services). For more information about CrossPointe or for access to previous sermons visit us at crosspointe.tv or contact us at 405-329-0823.

When we consider the task of sharing the work of Christ to the ends of the earth, we are called to accept that God wants us to do so confidently and with enthusiasm. For many, the idea of sharing this message seems to be saddled with fear, uncertainty, and even anxiety. As Paul prepared for what he saw as the “end” of his work, he did so with confidence and hope. He understood that the Good News could only be shared by him if he had learned to live freely in Christ and His promises. This week, Pastor Butler concludes the Witness series by speaking about what it means to live freely as we witness to the forgiveness of sins through repentance. Come worship with us Sunday mornings at 9:00 and 10:30 (2 Services). For more information about CrossPointe or for access to previous sermons visit us at crosspointe.tv or contact us at 405-329-0823.

When we consider the task of sharing the work of Christ to the ends of the earth, we are called to accept that God wants us to do so confidently and with enthusiasm. For many, the idea of sharing this message seems to be saddled with fear, uncertainty, and even anxiety. As Paul prepared for what he saw as the “end” of his work, he did so with confidence and hope. He understood that the Good News could only be shared by him if he had learned to live freely in Christ and His promises. This week, Pastor Butler concludes the Witness series by speaking about what it means to live freely as we witness to the forgiveness of sins through repentance. Come worship with us Sunday mornings at 9:00 and 10:30 (2 Services). For more information about CrossPointe or for access to previous sermons visit us at crosspointe.tv or contact us at 405-329-0823.

When we consider the task of sharing the work of Christ to the ends of the earth, we are called to accept that God wants us to do so confidently and with enthusiasm. For many, the idea of sharing this message seems to be saddled with fear, uncertainty, and even anxiety. As Paul prepared for what he saw as the “end” of his work, he did so with confidence and hope. He understood that the Good News could only be shared by him if he had learned to live freely in Christ and His promises. This week, Pastor Butler concludes the Witness series by speaking about what it means to live freely as we witness to the forgiveness of sins through repentance. Come worship with us Sunday mornings at 9:00 and 10:30 (2 Services). For more information about CrossPointe or for access to previous sermons visit us at crosspointe.tv or contact us at 405-329-0823.

It’s a challenging world to share the message of hope in Jesus. Telling others about the work of Jesus on the cross, the power of his resurrection, and the forgiveness of sins can be difficult because people don’t necessarily see things the same way. As we continue our series “Witness”, we are looking into the world that the Apostle Paul saw and trying to ask the same questions - How do we share this message? This week, Pastor Butler speaks to us about the importance of seeing clearly to share clearly. Come worship with us Sunday mornings at 9:00 and 10:30 (2 Services). For more information about CrossPointe or for access to previous sermons visit us at crosspointe.tv or contact us at 405-329-0823.

It’s a challenging world to share the message of hope in Jesus. Telling others about the work of Jesus on the cross, the power of his resurrection, and the forgiveness of sins can be difficult because people don’t necessarily see things the same way. As we continue our series “Witness”, we are looking into the world that the Apostle Paul saw and trying to ask the same questions - How do we share this message? This week, Pastor Butler speaks to us about the importance of seeing clearly to share clearly. Come worship with us Sunday mornings at 9:00 and 10:30 (2 Services). For more information about CrossPointe or for access to previous sermons visit us at crosspointe.tv or contact us at 405-329-0823.

It’s a challenging world to share the message of hope in Jesus. Telling others about the work of Jesus on the cross, the power of his resurrection, and the forgiveness of sins can be difficult because people don’t necessarily see things the same way. As we continue our series “Witness”, we are looking into the world that the Apostle Paul saw and trying to ask the same questions - How do we share this message? This week, Pastor Butler speaks to us about the importance of seeing clearly to share clearly. Come worship with us Sunday mornings at 9:00 and 10:30 (2 Services). For more information about CrossPointe or for access to previous sermons visit us at crosspointe.tv or contact us at 405-329-0823.

When Paul believed in Jesus as Lord and began to serve him, I am certain he was quite excited to do so. However, Paul had a lot to learn about the Way. For many people, following Jesus is simply a matter of head knowledge. They know about Him, but they don’t really know it means to follow Him. The transformation of Paul should be seen by believers as what it means to truly be a witness to the resurrection of Jesus and the forgiveness of sins. This week, Pastor Butler speaks to us about Paul’s early years as a follower and how his example is more than just an ideal - it’s an expectation. Come worship with us Sunday mornings at 9:00 and 10:30 (2 Services). For more information about CrossPointe or for access to previous sermons visit us at crosspointe.tv or contact us at 405-329-0823.