Crossroads Community Church with Daniel Fusco (video)

As the avalanche of Holiday pressure, busyness, and tension looms on the horizon, what if there was a cure for stress? Would you take it? We will be pausing for a brief break from our Real Talk series to examine a time-tested remedy from Scripture that will mitigate the madness of the Holiday Season. Please join us as we discover God’s simple, yet effective method of calming the crazies of our messy lives through the power of thanksgiving.

As we come to a close in our Blueprints series with Chapter 26 of Deuteronomy, we are impressed with the reality that God created His people to be distinct. He wants us to be His special people, set apart for Him alone.

Socrates famously said, “Know thyself.” He was trying to help people get that the more they understood themselves, the better they would understand and relate to the world around them. People struggled as much in the time of Christ as they do today getting their heads around this concept. That’s why Jesus used a moment of conflict to help us grasp some of the most essential things about ourselves. Join us this weekend as we allow Jesus to help us “Know Thyself.”

The law that God delivered to Moses contains 613 unique commandments. With that many laws, it is not uncommon to see a random collection grouped together, as we saw in Deuteronomy 24. This happens again in Deuteronomy 25. We will get a glimpse of how intricate God’s plan is for us is as we look at the diverse topics covered from the Amalekites, to using true weights, to the unique Levirate marriage law.

Have you ever felt like people are making your life harder? Maybe you have been threatened, plotted against, or sabotaged. How you deal with it instead of getting run over? Jesus knows what you are going through. People not only tried to undermine Him, they literally tried have Him killed! This message shows you how Jesus can help you handle the negative people and situations in your life.

The law that God delivered to Moses contains 613 unique commandments. Join us this Wednesday as we look at some really random topics in Deuteronomy 24. It is thought-provoking to realize that God was concerned with such topics such as employee care, skin ailments and even kidnapping, as much as He was with divorce.

Your life is full of aspirations. What you want to be, where you want to go with your life, where you want to live...to aspire is human. But what does God think about your life? In this message, learn how to turn your human aspirations into heavenly desires for the amazing eternal purposes God has for your life.

Who wouldn’t want eternal life? You might think it’s a no brainer, yet as huge and vital as this question may be, the answer is not as obvious as you think. This weekend we will look at a story in which an extraordinarily successful man asks Jesus how to inherit eternal life. When Jesus spells it out, the answer leaves the man disappointed because he discovered that the pathway to eternal life was not what he really wanted.

If there was ever a battleground for truth in our culture, it is in the realm of marriage. People hold very passionate and conflicting views about this topic. But, as is His trademark, Jesus chooses to unpack marriage in a very unique way. His ability to get to the heart of what matters most in marriage is a truth as much needed today as when He first spoke it.

The people of God were meant to be set apart for God’s purposes and plan. In this week’s study, we see the Lord encouraging the children of Israel to keep their community clean of all things that would defile them. Join us as we discover that in the process of sanctification there is a major focus on holiness and purity.