Crossroads Community Church with Daniel Fusco (video)

It’s all too easy for us to get discouraged or to give up when life feels overwhelming, but remembering the way God has been faithful to his people in the past gives us the confidence and courage to continue to step out in faith and trust his leading. Don't miss the close to our Conquest series in Joshua; we will learn how to remember what matters and how important it is for our life of faith.

Have you ever had one of those days when it feels like everything that can go wrong does, and the odds are stacked against you? Joshua and the Israelites felt the same way as they set out to complete the conquest of the Promised Land, and the surrounding nations rose up and banded together against them. How can you press on, in spite of your fear, and put your faith in God to fight for you? Join us Wednesday for the next part in the story of Joshua, and find the courage to face your fears.

What’s the only sure-fire way to fix your computer when it freezes? Reboot it, of course! Sometimes, it’d be nice if the rest of life was so simple. When you feel stuck in circumstances you desperately want to change, don’t you wish you could reboot your situation and move beyond whatever is holding you back? Believe it or not, Christmas is a reboot for all of our circumstances. The day Jesus was born was a fresh start for the relationship between everyone and God. Join us this Christmas season at Crossroads as, together, we celebrate the amazing opportunity to live in the joy and peace we’ve always longed for—and were designed for.

Learning from your mistakes is good, but learning from the mistakes of others is even better. Imagine if you could see five of the main ways NOT to live, and learn how to avoid it. That’s exactly what we’re doing this weekend, so grab friends and family and come join us for the powerful conclusion of our vice versa series in the book of Proverbs!

When Joshua and the Israelites were faithful to keep God's commands in their conquest of the Promised Land, God kept his promise to fight for them. God wants to fight for us too. On Wednesday we reenter the story of Joshua and watch God seal the fate of the southern part of the Promised Land. Join us to see how God fights for us when we follow His leading.

At minimum, there’s two sides to every situation: ours and the Lord’s. Usually we see just one side clearly, but true wisdom only comes from trying to see both sides. How do we get to where we can do that? Join us this Sunday as we learn together how to allow the Lord to direct our steps into the life we were always meant to live.

In a world like we live in, nothing is simple. At least, that’s how we feel most of the time. Jobs, families, entertainment, politics, people-- most days, they all feel a little complicated and demand wisdom and energy to navigate. When life feels exhausting, we long for simplicity. Proverbs offers us relief from the complexity of daily life; its simple truth and straightforward wisdom give us a refresh on the things that really matter for living our best possible life. Bring friends and family, join us this weekend for our next message in the book of Proverbs, and learn how good it feels to make life "simple" again.

God can do anything. We're quick to believe in his power in Bible stories or in the lives of others, but when we're faced with impossible circumstances or obstacles that seem insurmountable, we struggle to believe God would actually do the impossible in our own lives. Ironically, God's favorite situations to demonstrate his power are the ones that appear impossible to us. This Wednesday, join us as we witness the God of endless possibilities accomplish his purposes and plans against all odds, for his glory and our good.

You’d think the children of Israel would have learned by now: when you don’t seek God’s will first, there’s no guaranteeing what will befall you. When we encounter the Israelites in Joshua 9, they are undefeated. But then a neighboring people group, the Gibeonites, comes up with a deceptive plan to avoid destruction at the hands of Joshua and Israel, and everything changes. Join us Wednesday to find out what happens next - and why we should always make sure our plans are God’s plans.

Everything in life has more than one side to it, and when we only see one angle we often make decisions based on an incomplete version of reality. And that always leads to disappointment. Proverbs, one of the Bible's books of wisdom, presents all of life as a series of contrasts and comparisons, helping us see truly and live wisely. Join us for the first message in our new series, Vice Versa, as we explore Proverbs and life in all its angles.