Crossroads Community Church with Daniel Fusco (video)

There is nothing more beautiful than when God’s voice echoes from the past into the future. It is that moment in time when we can see the fruition of the work that the Lord planned before time began. The Book of Isaiah beautifully reveals the scenario that unfolds when God arrives and the most amazing things happen - transformational things. Join us for this first message of comfort and hope in our series called Echoes.

In our final message in the Truth and Lies series, we will explore some essential truths regarding what life really is all about. We will find that this is one of the most central questions we need to settle because it is ground zero for so many other matters in life. If we get this right, then many of the other issues we face will easily fall into place. That’s why it is so important that you join us to find out the truth concerning what life is really all about.

Everything with a beginning comes to some form of end. It’s the way it is. In the same way, life on earth will one day come to an end. And while we may not get a “head’s up” on the ending of many things, we can know the end of this life. In fact, the end of life as we know it has been prophesied and explained long before our generation even emerged. The beauty of knowing how things end is that we can use that knowledge to reverse engineer a beautiful life! Join us to find out how.

The greatest news in the world is that Jesus is real. He really lived, died and rose again. And because He did, salvation is available to everyone. But not everyone is open to that truth. There are those who doubt it. Yet the reality is that Jesus wants to share his life with us… and not just some of us either, but all of us! That is the truth about salvation and the reason you don’t want to miss this week’s message!

One of the blessings of this generation is the unbridled access we have to information. Unfortunately, the problem with living in an information-saturated culture, is that not all the information is true. There are a lot of false teachers out there. The same was true in the first century when the church was in its formative stages. Peter wanted his hearers to understand the truth about the false teachers of their day and we can learn some important lessons from what he shares.

Deuteronomy 34 brings not only the book of Deuteronomy, but the entire Torah, to a close. We are also saying goodbye to Moses as the leader of Israel. And although everyone knew that Joshua would take his place, they now face the reality of Moses’ departure as he goes home to be with the Lord and Joshua transitions into the role of Israel’s new leader.

Happy Mothers Day!!! On a day dedicated to honoring mothers, it seems right to take a moment to reflect on Jesus’ mother, Mary. She was declared by angels to be blessed among women. And as we look at this amazing woman of child-like faith and action, we will see a beautiful model of the life that God deemed worthy to mother His own son. We hope you will join us and invite all the moms you know.

In Moses’ last act as leader, he blesses the twelve tribes of Israel. Much like Jacob did before his death, Moses speaks into the lives of the children of Israel in unique and beautiful ways. Join us for this interesting look at how important it is for us to speak into the lives of our children and the next generation.

If there is one thing you know is true, it is that lies exist. And the only way to walk fully in the truth is to reject the lies that we hear, see and sometimes unfortunately believe. In our next message in the series, Truth And Lies, we will look at the truth about lies and learn not only how to spot them, but how to safely navigate through them by having a confidence in God’s sovereign plan.

There is something powerful about a song. It has a way of getting stuck in our mind and heart. That’s probably why Moses taught the people a song as part of the covenant renewal ceremony that he facilitated with the children of Israel before his death. He wanted to make sure that they would always remember who the Lord is – through a melody planted deep in their souls.