There are two opposing forces - the winds of culture and the will of Christ. As much as we try to mesh them together - to fit into culture, to be like everyone else, and still follow Jesus, there’re points that where they conflict with each other. That’s when we feel it - the pressure to conform, to acquiesce to others, go with the flow, and not buck the system. But at what price?

There are two opposing forces - the winds of culture and the will of Christ. As much as we try to mesh them together - to fit into culture, to be like everyone else, and still follow Jesus, there’re points that where they conflict with each other. That’s when we feel it - the pressure to conform, to acquiesce to others, go with the flow, and not buck the system. But at what price?

There are two opposing forces - the winds of culture and the will of Christ. As much as we try to mesh them together - to fit into culture, to be like everyone else, and still follow Jesus, there’re points that where they conflict with each other. That’s when we feel it - the pressure to conform, to acquiesce to others, go with the flow, and not buck the system. But at what price?

There are two opposing forces - the winds of culture and the will of Christ. As much as we try to mesh them together - to fit into culture, to be like everyone else, and still follow Jesus, there’re points that where they conflict with each other. That’s when we feel it - the pressure to conform, to acquiesce to others, go with the flow, and not buck the system. But at what price?

If you attend church for long, you hear the term, “spiritual leader of the home”. But what does that look like? As a pastor, I’ve had dozens of conversations over years with parents who wished they had learned how to lead their family spiritually, but usually when one of their kids are having serious problems. It's something that no family has perfected. But it is something we are to be working towards. We want to equip you to lead your family well.

If you attend church for long, you hear the term, “spiritual leader of the home”. But what does that look like? As a pastor, I’ve had dozens of conversations over years with parents who wished they had learned how to lead their family spiritually, but usually when one of their kids are having serious problems. It's something that no family has perfected. But it is something we are to be working towards. We want to equip you to lead your family well.

If you attend church for long, you hear the term, “spiritual leader of the home”. But what does that look like? As a pastor, I’ve had dozens of conversations over years with parents who wished they had learned how to lead their family spiritually, but usually when one of their kids are having serious problems. It's something that no family has perfected. But it is something we are to be working towards. We want to equip you to lead your family well.

If you attend church for long, you hear the term, “spiritual leader of the home”. But what does that look like? As a pastor, I’ve had dozens of conversations over years with parents who wished they had learned how to lead their family spiritually, but usually when one of their kids are having serious problems. It's something that no family has perfected. But it is something we are to be working towards. We want to equip you to lead your family well.

If you attend church for long, you hear the term, “spiritual leader of the home”. But what does that look like? As a pastor, I’ve had dozens of conversations over years with parents who wished they had learned how to lead their family spiritually, but usually when one of their kids are having serious problems. It's something that no family has perfected. But it is something we are to be working towards. We want to equip you to lead your family well.

We asked for your favorite Bible passages. You responded. This message series includes selections of the most meaningful portions of God's Word to you, the Crossroads family. Our teaching team will be unpacking the meaning and implications of these treasured verses to our daily lives.