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For weeks, we’ve been asking a hard question: What’s your excuse?

But this final message reminds us that the solution isn’t trying harder or managing behavior — it’s experiencing new life.

In Ephesians 2:1–10, Senior Pastor Reid Robinette teaches that we are not struggling people who need a little help — we are spiritually dead people who need to be made alive.

Grace doesn’t polish your old life.
It gives you a new one.

This message is a powerful invitation to move from excuses to resurrection.

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Pride often disguises itself as certainty — but it quietly keeps us stuck.

In this message, Senior Pastor Reid Robinette teaches from John 8, showing how refusing to admit we’re wrong prevents us from experiencing truth and freedom. Jesus invites us out of self-justification and into humility — because freedom begins when pride ends.

This message will challenge you to examine where pride may be shaping your excuses — and to respond to Jesus with honesty and trust.

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God loves you exactly as you are — but He loves you too much to leave you there.

In Week 2 of What’s Your Excuse?, Pastor Kevin Syes explores how grace is not permission to stay stuck, but an invitation to grow, move, and step forward in faith.

Through Luke 9:59–62 and Matthew 25:15–30, we’re reminded that following Jesus requires more than good intentions. Grace calls us to responsibility, obedience, and action — not someday, but today.

If you’ve ever felt hesitant, delayed, or unsure about taking your next step, this message will challenge and encourage you to respond to God’s grace with movement.

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Have you ever felt stuck in your faith — not moving forward, but not walking away either?
In Week 1 of our new series What’s Your Excuse?, Senior Pastor Reid Robinette challenges us with a simple but confronting truth: our intentions don’t determine our direction — our actions do.

Using Hebrews 12:1–2, we explore how fear, insecurity, and past experiences can quietly become excuses that hold us back from following Jesus fully. Scripture calls us to lay aside the weight, fix our eyes on Jesus, and take real steps forward.

The question isn’t whether you believe — it’s what’s holding you back.

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Welcome to Crossroads Online!
Today we conclude our series WITH by focusing on what remains when everything else fades — love.

In Week 8: With Love, Pastor Jono Contestabile teaches from Luke 7, where a woman encounters the overwhelming grace of Jesus. Her response isn’t obligation or performance — it’s love flowing from having been deeply loved.

📖 Scripture:
Luke 7:36–50

As we close this series, we’re reminded that the Christian life isn’t powered by effort or endurance, but by receiving the love of God — and allowing that love to shape how we live and love others.

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In Week 7: With Hope, Pastor Reid Robinette reminds us that hope isn’t something we generate through effort or achievement — it’s something we receive through presence.

When life feels chaotic and uncertain, the question isn’t “What can I do?”
It’s “Who am I walking with?”

📖 Scripture:
Matthew 14:22–33
Ephesians 1:18–21

As we worship together today, may God open the eyes of our hearts and remind us that even in the storm, we are not alone.

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Welcome to Crossroads Online, and happy New Year!

As we begin a new year together, we continue our series WITH, exploring what it looks like to live daily life in relationship with God.

In Week 6: With Faith, Pastor Reid Robinette reminds us that faith is not about control, certainty, or having all the answers. Faith is surrender — trusting God with our lives because He can be trusted.

📖 Scripture:
Isaiah 43:1–5
Galatians 2:20–21

As we step into a new year, this message invites us to loosen our grip, lay down our fears, and live with confidence in the God who goes before us and walks with us.

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We’re so glad you’ve joined us today as we continue our series WITH.
In Week 5: With God, Pastor Reid Robinette invites us to consider what it truly means to live in ongoing relationship with God — not under Him, over Him, from Him, or for Him, but with Him.

Jesus describes life with God as a treasure worth everything, a reconciled relationship that makes us new, and a life that remains connected to Him as our source.

📖 Scripture:
Matthew 13:44–46
2 Corinthians 5:17–21
John 15:4–5

As we worship together today, our prayer is that you would be reminded that life with God isn’t something you strive for — it’s something you’re invited into.

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At Christmas, we celebrate more than a moment in history —
we celebrate the truth that God is WITH us.

In this Christmas Eve message, Pastor Reid Robinette teaches from Matthew 1, showing how the incarnation of Jesus reveals God’s heart for relationship. God is not the means to a blessing — He is the blessing.

This message is an invitation to slow down, reflect, and receive the hope, peace, and love found in Emmanuel — God WITH us.

📖 Scripture:
Matthew 1:18–23

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This week, Pastor Mike Strine continues our series WITH, teaching from one of Jesus’ most familiar and powerful stories — the parable of the prodigal son.

Week 4: Not From God
It’s easy to approach God for what He can give us — answers, help, comfort, blessing — without ever realizing that what we truly need is relationship with Him. In Luke 15, Jesus shows us that life built on receiving from God will always fall short of life lived with God.

📖 Scripture:
Luke 15:11–24