Crossroads - Weekend Messages

Most people do not like life when it is scary. Full with fears, doubts and uncertainty, life can be the most perplexing when we find ourselves in the valleys of life. Unfortunately, we will all have those experiences. Jesus knows us and knows how hard those seasons can be. And yet, He promises to be with us, even when it is the most painful. Do not miss this special message of hope!

Our lives, whether we like it or not, contain all sorts of experiences. From the greatest victories to the most stunning defeats, from things we cannot wait to happen again to things we would never wish on our worst enemies. In that sense, life is like a journey into the wild. Life is full of everything.

Thank God we have a Good Shepherd who will lead us through it all. We are excited to begin our new series, “Wild” as we explore the wildly popular Psalm 23.  

Our Passover Communion Celebration is a special part of Easter Week at Crossroads. Together as a church family, we will look back at God’s deliverance of the children of Israel, reflect on Jesus’ Last Supper with his disciples, and consider our own experience as we join Jesus as his people on mission.

Who is God? Why am I here? These are the big questions. And how we answer those questions have far-reaching consequences for who we are and how we live our life. When we believe in Jesus, our life is transformed. This Palm Sunday, we will explore the basis of belief. This basis is the very personality of God.

No one likes to be in a battle, let alone a full-scale war. But if the conflict is inevitable, you want to have resources and weapons at your disposal to win the conflict. We often don’t think of prayer as a weapon, but it is. And it’s a mighty weapon at that. Join us for the close of our Into the Deep series on prayer as we look at Warfare Prayer.

Prayer has often been compared to a friendly conversation with a loving God. While this approach is fruitful and important in the life of a believer, prayer is also, by definition, a cry for help when all seems lost. In Isaiah 38, we find a prideful ruler confronted by insurmountable odds crying out to God for help. May we use his example to fuel the embers of our prayer life in a message entitled A Desperate Prayer.

The importance of the church being a house of prayer, according to Jesus (Mark 11:15-19).

Have you ever felt stuck? Like you are on the precipice of something new? Have you ever known that something needs to change? When that happens you know that you need a breakthrough. And not just any breakthrough either. You need to breakthrough to God’s heart and will. We will explore Breakthrough Prayer as we look at the the life of the Prophet Daniel.

As we continue our “into the deep” series, today will uncover practical steps; or what I like to call “the 3 B’s”, of praying Bold Prayers. We see that the apostles' response to intense persecution was the catalyst that God used to bring unity, boldness & a fresh infilling of the Holy Spirit to His Church. I pray that after today’s message you, too, will feel empowered to pray bold prayers & live a bold life for the cause of Christ.