Crossroads - Weekend Messages

When Jesus adopts us into his family, we all come from totally different family and cultural backgrounds, with different values and priorities –– and then add in the fact that God calls and gifts us all uniquely too, and you’ve got one diverse family! In the midst of our intense differences, sometimes unity in our relationships feels out of reach...but God has a plan to unify us in the midst of diversity and unlock the deep potential in each one of us individually too. Join us this Sunday to find out more!

As we navigate decisions in life, we so often bump up against our own limitations and weaknesses. The good news for us? When we follow Jesus, he gives us his Holy Spirit who is unlimited in power and ability. God works as he wants to in our lives, not necessarily as we want him to, but his plans, though different from ours, are always better. As we dive further into the book of Acts this weekend, join us for an incredible message about the unlimited power of the Holy Spirit in our limited lives.

We call life “the daily grind” because that’s how it feels sometimes, right? We go through seasons where nothing significantly changes, and there’s nothing to break up the monotony. In the middle of our 9-to-5s, our families, our daily lives, God wants to shake us up and make us new, and there’s no more powerful way he does this than by empowering us with the baptism of his Holy Spirit. This Sunday, join us as we dive into Acts 1-2 and learn about how the Holy Spirit has always moved in the world, and how he wants to move in our lives today.

We all love a promise...and we hate it, too, right? When someone promises us something, it creates a longing, a hopeful expectation for the fulfillment of something special. Promises give us something to look forward to –– and something to wait for. What’s beautiful is, while we often break our promises to each other, God promises us better things than we could ever imagine, and he never breaks his promises. As we gather this Sunday, we’ll celebrate one of God’s greatest promises ever to us and why his promises give us hope in the here and now.