Crossroads Community Church with Daniel Fusco (video)

Here at Crossroads we love to “simply respond to Jesus.” We know that because Jesus is real, we can always expect His invitations and know that He is expecting our responses. That is why we are excited to release a new worship album from the Crossroads worship department – the team we call, “The Responding,” as an expression of our response to what Jesus is doing among us. This weekend we will celebrate who Jesus is and also look at how King Nebuchadnezzar responded to the Lord after he was restored to sanity.

Life is a series of choices and outcomes. Sometimes you choose and sometimes others choose for you, but also there are times when God steps in and intercedes supernaturally in your circumstances to accomplish His will. Explore this next episode in our Friction series to see what it looks like when God chooses to intervene, and how you can respond.

As Moses finishes preparing the people to enter the Promised Land, it is time to officially renew the covenant. God wants his people to understand and commit to following Him and His ways. So Moses reminds the people of the history, content and parameters of God’s covenant. We gain great insight about God’s character as we look at this area of Scripture that is pertinent to us even today.

The friction of living for God in a culture of compromise is common to us all. As a result, in every person’s life, there will be defining moments that can also be flashpoints. At the moment when things flare up, decisions must be made quickly and decisively. Yet the outcomes of those decisions have a tendency to linger well after the moment of crisis. We will see one of those flashpoints when the prophet Daniel’s friends end up on a collision course with the anger of a violent king. But Jesus is real!

As we begin our final series closing out the Book of Deuteronomy, we are placed right in the center of God’s covenant. From this vantage point, we see two simple principles emerge – 1.) obedience will bring God’s presence and blessings and 2.) disobedience will bring the curse of keeping God and His blessings at a distance. Join us as we see how the Spirit of God, through the Word of God, explains this reality in very clear and unmistakable ways.

God knows the future before it happens, and when He wanted the King of Babylon to know He is real, He used prophecy to make His point. Do you ever worry about your future? This message will show you how God promises to guide you step-by-step into the future.

As we begin our final series closing out the Book of Deuteronomy, we are placed right in the center of God’s covenant. From this vantage point, we see two simple principles emerge – 1.) obedience will bring God’s presence and blessings and 2.) disobedience will bring the curse of keeping God and His blessings at a distance. Join us as we see how the Spirit of God, through the Word of God, explains this reality in very clear and unmistakable ways.

No one likes times of crisis. Thankfully, few of us face the kind of crisis where life and death hangs in the balance like the prophet Daniel did. But there's a lot we can learn from his experience. Whatever crisis you go through presents unique opportunities, and the Lord loves to leverage the most chaotic times in your life to do amazing things.

As we begin our final series closing out the Book of Deuteronomy, we are placed right in the center of God’s covenant. From this vantage point, we see two simple principles emerge – (1) obedience will bring God’s presence and blessings and (2) disobedience will bring the curse of keeping God and His blessings at a distance. Join us as we see how the Spirit of God, through the Word of God, explains this reality in very clear and unmistakable ways.

Friction is the resistance produced by two opposing surfaces coming together. Life is full of struggles and confrontation, but in the middle of that conflict God works out his most perfect plans. In this first message in this series from the Book of Daniel, we will see what happens when worlds collide and how God is able to use that friction to refine us for His eternal plans.