In the Bible, parents are tasked with being the primary disciple makers of their kids, but what does that actually look like in practical ways?

We are all responsible for creating an environment where the faith of a child can grow. But when it comes to discipleship who is the primary disciple-maker?

Part of our vision at Crossroads is "making disciples of the next generation, our kids and our grandkids". How do we stay faithful to the vision God has given us among the declining church attendance in recent generations? We believe God has...

What is the biggest hindrance to humanity? I think it's individualism. People trying to go life alone, looking out for only themselves. The Bible has a remedy for this, and it's called community. Life together.

What does it really look like to follow Jesus? On a day to day basis? With all the things going on in our lives, what does it really look like? As Jesus wraps up His sermon, He's going to tell us what that looks like.

If you could summarize the Sermon on the Mount in one sentence, how would you do it? Jesus does just that with what is known as the Golden Rule and it is powerful.

Nobody likes to be judged. And yet, for having such a universal dislike of being judged, we, humans, certainly do a lot of judging. Jesus happened to have a lot to say about judging.

Jesus says there is a way to relate to your money that will leave you a fool and there is a way to relate to your money that will result in your flourishing. Do you know which path your following?

Can you do the right thing, with the wrong motive? What happens when we do? We spend a lot of time and energy making sure we do the right things in life and avoid the wrong things. But what happens when we do the right things with the wrong motives?

It's not too often that we would outright call someone our "enemy." Doesn't that sound dramatic? Like something you would only do in a warzone? And yet, if we look at our lives and we look at Jesus' instruction to love our...