Crossroads - Weekend Messages

Well known author and business consultant, Simon Sinek, says that everything we do in life - every action, every belief - needs to begin by answering one major question: why? Why am I doing this? Why do I believe this? The “what” is always driven by the “why” in life. In an often forgotten passage God lays out an amazing white-hot why behind the purpose and mission of our lives! Join us this Sunday as we look at that why from God’s Word.

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.

Our culture is knee-deep in discontentment. We are constantly searching for the next relationship, adventure, assignment or job. Unfortunately, Christians aren’t immune.As we seek to make a difference in the place where God has planted us, we need a vision for what God can do when we commit to serve the people we live among in the place we live. Our guest speaker, Alan Briggs, will share stories, guiding principles, and the narrative of the Apostle Paul in Ephesus to inspire us towards faithfulness and longevity right in our own backyard.

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.