Crossroads Community Church with Daniel Fusco (video)

There should be a difference between those who walk with God and those who do not. This message from Jude teaches you how to demonstrate the authenticity of your faith and the reality that Jesus is real.

As part of the “Family of God, we should be “chips off the old block.” The children of God need to act like the children of God. Deuteronomy 14 takes us through three areas of normal family life that will give us an idea of what it looks like to navigate these things in real time. Join us, as we look at the attitude God wants us to have in grieving the loss of a loved one, our approach to food, and the topic of generosity.

It would be awesome if everything in your walk with Jesus was easy, joyful and lovely, but that’s not always reality. This message on the book of Jude tackles the tension between what you want your faith to look like and what it really is, and shows you how to fight and contend for your faith like never before.

You are on your own personal journey, but you're also part of a much larger narrative - the story of humanity. That story began all the way back in the Garden of Eden, with Adam and Eve. This message explores how mankind's journey of faith originated and reveals surprising truths about your own walk with Jesus.

God is passionate that His people worship no other God, but people are easily influenced, and peer pressure is a very real thing. In this message we find out God’s take on negative influences that take us away from Him. This eye-opening message drives home the point that when it comes to life’s choices, the best course of action is simply, “Don’t mess around.”

Your journey of faith is impossible without the Holy Spirit, because God designed it that way. How do you lean on the Holy Spirit and walk in the Spirit? This message about the empowering of the Holy Spirit is absolutely essential to navigate the spiritual path you are on.

Our second series in the book of Deuteronomy is called “Blueprints,” and it begins with instruction on worship. We will discover why as we make our way through the second telling of the law to the generation entering the Promised Land. In looking at the sanctuary and the sacrifices, we will realize that the reason for such specific instruction on worship is because it is foundational in our relationship with God.

How do you know what God's will is for your life? Each and every day there are three simple things you can do to discover the answer to that question. This message from Field Notes will give you another priceless tool to put in your backpack for life’s journey.

This chapter finishes our first series in the book of Deuteronomy. It also serves as the perfect transition before the Lord restates the specific laws to the people in the upcoming chapters that follow. Join us as we see how this area of Scripture beautifully summarizes all of the big ideas of the Bible – a loving relationship with God; God’s desire to bless and protect His people; God’s provision of a place to call home; and a reminder that obedience is essential.

Repeatedly in the book of Deuteronomy, we see God’s people struggling in the wilderness. Yet at each turn, we see God faithfully provide for His own. The Lord lovingly brings them back to their mistakes to remind them of His covenant faithfulness.