Our Passover Communion Celebration is a special part of Easter Week at Crossroads. Together as a church family, we will look back at God’s deliverance of the children of Israel, reflect on Jesus’ Last Supper with his disciples, and consider our own experience as we join Jesus as his people on mission.

Who is God? Why am I here? These are the big questions. And how we answer those questions have far reaching consequences for who we are and how we live our life. When we believe in Jesus, our life is transformed. This Palm Sunday, we will explore the basis of belief. This basis is the very personality of God.

No one likes to be in a battle, let alone a full scale war. But if conflict is inevitable, you want to have resources and weapons at your disposal to win the conflict. We often don’t think of prayer as a weapon, but it is. And it’s a mighty weapon at that. Join us for the close of our Into the Deep series on prayer as we look at Warfare Prayer.

Have you ever felt stuck? Like you are on the precipice of something new? Have you ever known that something needs to change? When that happens you know that you need a breakthrough. And not just any breakthrough either. You need to breakthrough to God’s heart and will. We will explore Breakthrough Prayer as we look at the the life of the Prophet Daniel.

There is only one place in the Gospels that the disciples asked Jesus to teach them something. They asked Him to teach them how to pray. I am so happy that they asked this question. Why? Because Jesus answered it and taught the disciples how to pray. We have so much we can learn about prayer from Jesus’ profound response.

Stories of the battle between good and evil have always captivated people. Whether they are fairy tales or cartoons, books, or major film productions, there is always an audience for this age-old storyline. But have you ever stopped to ask yourself why that is? Ultimately, in the depth of each of our hearts, God has placed eternity there. We all long for evil to be done away with and for things to function in their created and intended fashion. As we see the destruction of Babylon in our study of the Book of Revelation, we will find ourselves one step closer to that redeemed reality.

With each passing year, we continue to seek to simply respond to Jesus. Each season brings new things. There are challenges and opportunities. There are areas where growth is needed. Jesus loves to invite us, as a church family, to participate in the work that He is doing. And we joyfully respond. Don’t miss this gathering as we look at where Jesus is leading us in this new year.

Join us as we experience the Greatest Hits from our Sunday services in 2022! We’ll recap some of our best moments including teaching, worship and live baptisms. Pastor Daniel and Pastor Gabe host this uplifting experience as we explore all the ways that we can simply respond to Jesus in the coming year.

In the midst of a world where power is achieved through force, Jesus is the perfect example of how vulnerability holds great power. Today we celebrate Jesus’ humble entry into the world, and remember that the humility that began His earthly life was also how He chose to bring hope to the world.

Our God is the most vulnerable. It is almost unfathomable to comprehend the birth of Jesus. The Almighty and all-knowing God taking on human form and being birthed into His own creation as a baby. Talk about vulnerability!!! As we have been exploring the vulnerability of God in the Person and work of Jesus, we will be reflecting on the very meaning of Christmas, the most vulnerable birth of Jesus, the Son of God.