Crossroads Community Church with Daniel Fusco (video)

Who am I really? What is my life all about? How should I live? Life’s most important questions haunt us, and we all ask them in one way or another. This introduction to The Art of Living helps us walk with Jesus through His Word and learn how to live in peace and spiritual victory in a chaotic world.

The book of Proverbs is full of snippets of wisdom that guide us as we make our plans and look towards the future. As summer winds down and we ramp up for another exciting year of ministry at Crossroads, we'll celebrate where we have been during our past year, and what God has for us as we move into 2016. Don't miss this special conclusion to #GodsTweets this Sunday!

Gender roles are a hot topic in our culture. Not only do we all bring our own baggage to the discussion, but we also all bear the fallen nature of humanity that distorts how we understand what men and women are supposed to be. Many people see the Bible's view of femininity as socially regressive, or even oppressive. But is it really? Join us this Sunday for the next message in #GodsTweets as Proverbs 31 challenges all of our misconceptions about God's plan for His daughters.

We live in a soundbite culture. It’s no wonder why Twitter has become so popular – everyone is busy, time is valuable and we’re trained to focus on little bits of information, where less is more. The book of Proverbs is like a collection of soundbites, bite-sized but with depth and wisdom meant to be unpacked. In this message from #GodsTweets, we hear some of God’s soundbites from Proverbs 18.

God has mastered the art of saying much with few words. If He had a Twitter account, it would be the Book of Proverbs, which is why we call this series #GodsTweets. This message from Proverbs 27 is full of amazing one-liners...God’s own little truth bombs that hit us right between the eyes and change our lives!

Everyone loves to be positive and have a sunny outlook on life, but some things just plain need to be avoided. You can't put a positive spin on everything, there are certain things that you need to just plain run from. In this message in our #GodsTweets series from the Book of Proverbs, Pastor Daniel gives you the boundaries God has laid out to keep you healthy and happy over the course of your life.

#GodsTweets is all about God’s wisdom. The book of Proverbs is God’s amazing

Twitter profile. Pearls of wisdom shared with profound brevity. Proverbs 10

begins a section that is full of God’s one-liners. Anyone who has ears to hear and a heart open for instruction will learn and grow. In this weekend’s message,

Pastor Daniel will be encouraging us to Consider the Contrasts. Every decision

has an outcome. The outcome that you desire is rooted in the choices that you

make.

Known as performance-enhancing drugs, steroids promote growth and healing in the body. In the wrong hands they can be used for illegal and unethical purposes, but when used in the right ways they are essential to healing and restoration. Sometimes we need something like that to jumpstart our our spiritual growth. In this message from Proverbs 3:1-12 you will be amazed to discover how God's spiritual steroids will help bulk up your heart and soul!

The book of Proverbs is all about wisdom. God’s desire is that His children be wise. And God has ensured that wisdom is available to us at every juncture. In this passage from the book of Proverbs, we will learn all sorts of amazing things about wisdom!

In 2006 Twitter took the social media world by storm. A sea of one-liners appeared as everyone from movie stars to pro athletes to teens and their parents realized they could communicate whatever they wanted – but it had to be said in 140 characters or less.

God already had that idea thousands of years ago. We know it as the Book of Proverbs! It's a timeless book filled with brief but powerful gems of wisdom that are as applicable today as they were when they were first written. Join us for this series that helps us grow in our faith and walk out a real relationship with Jesus.