Crossroads Community Church with Daniel Fusco (video)

Who you are and what you value decides whether you're a hero or a villain in the story of life, and Jesus says that with the right steps you can be considered “great” in God’s kingdom. In this message Pastor Daniel shares what it takes to be a true hero in God's eyes.

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.

As we continue in our study of Deuteronomy, we see that the children of Israel being reminded of God's faithfulness, their need to remember Him when they arrive in the Promised Land, and the importance of obedience. Join us as we learn from their experiences, so long ago, some important realities for our lives today.

We like to think that we have our lives under control. But all the best intentions, quotes and fortune-cookie advice only goes so far when life throws you a serious curve-ball. The truth is, life is messy, but Jesus is real. Inspired by his book, “Honestly,” Daniel unpacks the hope we have in the messiness of life's circumstances. But there's just one thing - each one of us is gonna have some walking to do.

A recurring theme for Pastor Daniel has been that life is messy but Jesus is real. Celebrating the release of his book “Honestly: Getting Real about Jesus and our Messy Lives,” he powerfully unpacks a message of hope for everyone living at the intersection of life and faith.

Ever wondered why Easter is so important? Christianity is now 2,000 years beyond the resurrection of Jesus. And without that, there is no Christian faith. It is the good news that changed everything. Bring friends and family and celebrate Jesus at our Resurrection Celebrations this Easter, as Pastor Daniel shares a powerful message called “Alive.”

Passover is a special part of the Crossroads celebration of Easter Week. In this unique message, first we take time to look back at God’s deliverance of the children of Israel. Then we examine Jesus’ Last Supper with His disciples. And finally we consider our own experience as we join Jesus as His people on mission.

It was not the Terminator who coined the phrase, “I’ll be back.” It was actually Jesus. And that same climatic theme of defeat giving way to victory is what rallies the human spirit to hope in the impossible. So, as we explore the Triumphal Entry, we won’t leave the story unfinished. After we see the humble suffering servant, Jesus the King, entering Jerusalem to fulfill God’s purposes in his death and resurrection, we will turn our focus and attention to the ultimate warrior King Jesus as he returns to earth in his second coming to deal His final blow to the enemy. You won’t want to miss Palm Sunday 2016 here at Crossroads as we see a Presentation of the King that leaves us with the glorious hope of victory.

As the children of Israel are being prepared for the Promised Land, they need to be continually reminded of the battles ahead. God chose the Israelites to experience God’s blessings but they had an important part to play in that plan. For them to be able to resist the temptation to compromise, their obedience was essential. Join us as we learn from their experiences so long ago, some important realities for our lives today.

As we find ourselves at the end of the Inside Man series, we have watched the prophet Elisha be God’s Inside Man and learned invaluable principles to take with us in our own walk. We can clearly relate to this man who, although engaged very much in his culture, was a vehicle for God to touch down in a world bent on rebellion. In his final lesson for us, we will see that at the end of Elisha’s life and ministry he continued to bear fruit. He never slowed down or backed down. He allowed God to use him to the very end. We hope you will join us as we bid farewell to Elisha, but hold on to the treasures we garnered from his life.