When it comes to love, our English language uses one word that has many different meanings. How we define love will significantly help or harm our life. Get God's explanation of what love was always supposed to mean, as The Greatest continues.

This chapter is the holiday calendar for the children of Israel. Because of God’s presence among His people, celebration is not an option. God’s love, care, and provision should be continually celebrated and remembered. So Leviticus 23 is all about God’s people celebrating God’s working. In this second part of the message, Pastor Daniel will be focusing on the celebrations.

The simple truths of math teach us that if/when something is subtracted from something else, something new exists. As we embark on a new series through one of the most famous passages of Scripture, 1 Corinthians 13; we will begin by learning “The Mathematics of Love.”

This chapter is the holiday calendar for the children of Israel. Because of God’s presence among His people, celebration is not an option. God’s love, care and provision should be continually celebrated and remembered. So Leviticus 23 is all about God’s people celebrating God’s working.

In the only appropriate close to our This Just Got Real series, we look at the Holy Spirit in Acts 1. Before Jesus ascended into heaven, He promised the power of the Holy Spirit and then went home to send what He promised. What does it mean that His Spirit is with us and in us? It's a radical new reality, and once God's people get a hold of it, there's no stopping what God can do!

The focus in Leviticus 21-22 moves back to purpose and function of the priests. Because God is holy, the office of the priest must be holy as well. Not only that, but the office is of more importance than the individual who is fulfilling the office. Over and over again in these chapters, we see God’s design for the priests to be His representatives to the people and the people’s representative to the Lord.

The Resurrection may be finished, but Jesus isn't even close to finished yet. He invites each of us into His story to make history. It's know as the “Great Commission,” and this message breaks it down and explores all that Jesus offers us in His amazing invitation.

Leviticus 20 forms a natural appendix to the contents of Leviticus 18-19. Now we see the penalties that should be carried out if the behaviors discussed in Leviticus 18-19 were to transpire. With Leviticus’ continued emphasis on holiness, it would make sense that unholiness has consequences.

Jesus is resurrected from the dead. It's the death of death itself. And it literally changes everything. Many ask how? Why? For what? Learn more about why we celebrate Jesus with unending joy, because This Just Got Real.

Our Passover Communion Celebration has become an annual time of celebration for us here at Crossroads. We take some time during Holy Week to look back to God’s deliverance of the children of Israel from Egypt. Then we look towards Jesus’ Last Supper with his disciples. This was a Passover Seder in fulfillment. Finally we look to our present moment as we stand before the Lord as his people on mission!