The birth of Crossroads began when Pastor Marcus heard the words, “Go back home (Seguin) and tell them how much I love them.”

Crossroads Church began with that as it’s foundational mission and continues to be the central theme of all we communicate in our day to day operation. It’s Gods love that brings security to the individual and the #1 reason why people come to a place of repentance. Experience the Amazing Love of God as it relates to our insecurities and fears.

Relationship problems are everywhere in our world. Divorce. Political disagreements. In-fighting in churches. Anger in families. It seems everyone is in conflict with everyone else – even those who love each other struggle. But, if you think about it, we all want the same things. We want love and peace and hope. If we want the same things, why can’t we all just get along? In this new series we’ll unpack the wisdom of Paul as talks about what causes relational conflict and then shows Jesus’ example of how to not just get along, but thrive in all our relationships with those around us.

Relationship problems are everywhere in our world. Divorce. Political disagreements. In-fighting in churches. Anger in families. It seems everyone is in conflict with everyone else – even those who love each other struggle. But, if you think about it, we all want the same things. We want love and peace and hope. If we want the same things, why can’t we all just get along? In this new series we’ll unpack the wisdom of Paul as talks about what causes relational conflict and then shows Jesus’ example of how to not just get along, but thrive in all our relationships with those around us.

Relationship problems are everywhere in our world. Divorce. Political disagreements. In-fighting in churches. Anger in families. It seems everyone is in conflict with everyone else – even those who love each other struggle. But, if you think about it, we all want the same things. We want love and peace and hope. If we want the same things, why can’t we all just get along? In this new series we’ll unpack the wisdom of Paul as talks about what causes relational conflict and then shows Jesus’ example of how to not just get along, but thrive in all our relationships with those around us.

Relationship problems are everywhere in our world. Divorce. Political disagreements. In-fighting in churches. Anger in families. It seems everyone is in conflict with everyone else – even those who love each other struggle. But, if you think about it, we all want the same things. We want love and peace and hope. If we want the same things, why can’t we all just get along? In this new series we’ll unpack the wisdom of Paul as talks about what causes relational conflict and then shows Jesus’ example of how to not just get along, but thrive in all our relationships with those around us.

Relationship problems are everywhere in our world. Divorce. Political disagreements. In-fighting in churches. Anger in families. It seems everyone is in conflict with everyone else – even those who love each other struggle. But, if you think about it, we all want the same things. We want love and peace and hope. If we want the same things, why can’t we all just get along? In this new series we’ll unpack the wisdom of Paul as talks about what causes relational conflict and then shows Jesus’ example of how to not just get along, but thrive in all our relationships with those around us.

  How to bear fruit in every season of your life. Jesus had sown everything He had into His disciples. He loved them to the end and they assumed life they were about to reap a great harvest for their labor. Then suddenly the ground underneath them became unstable. Their Master would no longer be with them.  Everything was about to change. How would they respond?  This series is the unraveling of the metaphor Jesus used when His disciples faced the unexpected. The Vindresser and the True Vine. It's a fresh perspective that empowers you to bear fruit even in the pruning seasons of your life. What if the pain you experience is actually the Vinedressers way of using those moments to  cultivate the ground necessary for your next season. Jesus said in one word:   ABIDE

  How to bear fruit in every season of your life. Jesus had sown everything He had into His disciples. He loved them to the end and they assumed life they were about to reap a great harvest for their labor. Then suddenly the ground underneath them became unstable. Their Master would no longer be with them.  Everything was about to change. How would they respond?  This series is the unraveling of the metaphor Jesus used when His disciples faced the unexpected. The Vindresser and the True Vine. It's a fresh perspective that empowers you to bear fruit even in the pruning seasons of your life. What if the pain you experience is actually the Vine dressers way of using those moments to  cultivate the ground necessary for your next season. Jesus said in one word:   ABIDE

How to bear fruit in every season of your life. Jesus had sown everything He had into His disciples. He loved them to the end and they assumed life they were about to reap a great harvest for their labor. Then suddenly the ground underneath them became unstable. Their Master would no longer be with them.  Everything was about to change. How would they respond?  This series is the unraveling of the metaphor Jesus used when His disciples faced the unexpected. The Vindresser and the True Vine. It's a fresh perspective that empowers you to bear fruit even in the pruning seasons of your life. What if the pain you experience is actually the Vinedressers way of using those moments to  cultivate the ground necessary for your next season. Jesus said in one word:   ABIDE

How to bear fruit in every season of your life. Jesus had sown everything He had into His disciples. He loved them to the end and they assumed life they were about to reap a great harvest for their labor. Then suddenly the ground underneath them became unstable. Their Master would no longer be with them.  Everything was about to change. How would they respond?  This series is the unraveling of the metaphor Jesus used when His disciples faced the unexpected. The Vindresser and the True Vine. It's a fresh perspective that empowers you to bear fruit even in the pruning seasons of your life. What if the pain you experience is actually the Vinedressers way of using those moments to  cultivate the ground necessary for your next season. Jesus said in one word:   ABIDE