As we “Move” toward what God is calling us, we must recognize that all we do is for his glory. All that we accomplish, all for which we raise the banner, all that we claim for Him will be the result of truly being his followers. This week, Pastor Butler completes the series Move with a sermon entitled “The Final Charge.”

When Jesus taught his disciples that they would be salt and light in the world they lived, he wasn't speaking hypothetically. Jesus expected his followers to truly be the evidence of the change God wanted an unbelieving world to see. This week , Pastor Butler speaks to us about one of the most difficult challenges we face when God calls us to Move - live different.

When Jesus taught his disciples that they would be salt and light in the world they lived, he wasn't speaking hypothetically. Jesus expected his followers to truly be the evidence of the change God wanted an unbelieving world to see. This week , Pastor Butler speaks to us about one of the most difficult challenges we face when God calls us to Move - live different.

In the plan of God for us to have life and have it abundantly, we are called to move in trust and with abandon. This is not always easy, but it is always necessary. As we move, we can trust that God has planned it for us, is with us, and will guide us on the way. This week, Pastor Butler leads us in the next installment of “Move” by talking about the the plan of God for our lives.

In the plan of God for us to have life and have it abundantly, we are called to move in trust and with abandon. This is not always easy, but it is always necessary. As we move, we can trust that God has planned it for us, is with us, and will guide us on the way. This week, Pastor Butler leads us in the next installment of “Move” by talking about the the plan of God for our lives.

Sometimes we are called to sit and wait while the LORD works around, in, or on us. The waiting can be frustrating, difficult and even overwhelming. Eventually, God is finished with that work and it’s time to move. This week Pastor Butler begins the series “Move: Leaping Forward in Trust with Abandon” by talking about the importance of Prayer.

Sometimes we are called to sit and wait while the LORD works around, in, or on us. The waiting can be frustrating, difficult and even overwhelming. Eventually, God is finished with that work and it’s time to move. This week Pastor Butler begins the series “Move: Leaping Forward in Trust with Abandon” by talking about the importance of Prayer.

We are so grateful to be here in Norman and doing the work God has set before us. We believe that part of our task in following Jesus is to make sure that He is leading us. So we spend our time trying to listen for him and do as He does. At CrossPointe, we strive to do that. This week, we will Rewind and look at the year to see where Jesus has been working through us and what we hope to see in the year ahead.

If we are willing to see it, the birth of Jesus was an incredible event. The account of Jesus birth in Luke’s Gospel is filled with irony, metaphors, fulfillment of prophecies, and the faces of many different people. This week, Pastor Butler finishes the advent series “Faces” with a message entitled, “Every Person has a Story.”

Faces: Joseph - The Picture of Love and Devotion. If there has ever been a father who displayed an uncommon love and devotion it was Joseph. As we look at the Face of Joseph this week, we are invited to examine our own lives and ask “Could I do that?” With this installment, Pastor Butler calls us to hear the story of Joseph and marvel at what God did with one man who was simply faithful in every sense of the word.