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From your DNA to your soul, your very existence is a miracle. Every heartbeat, every breath, every detail of who you are reflects the image of God.
In Week 2 of A Million Miracles, Pastor Reid Robinette takes us through Psalm 139 to remind us that you are fearfully and wonderfully made — biologically miraculous and spiritually priceless.
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Is science proof of God? Some people say they’ve never experienced a miracle—but the truth is, you’ve never not. From the beginning of creation, God’s fingerprints are everywhere, and even science points us back to Him.
In this kickoff to A Million Miracles, Pastor [Name] opens Genesis 1 and Romans 1:20 to show how the miraculous is hidden in the everyday.
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When Jesus finished the Sermon on the Mount, the crowds were amazed. But what happened next? Did they head back to life as usual, or did His words transform their everyday lives?
In this final message of our Summer on the Mount series, Pastor Kevin Eyes invites us to pause and reflect: what was the heartbeat of Jesus’ teaching, and how do we carry it with us into the valleys of daily life?
📖 Scripture: Matthew 7:28–29
👉 Whether you’re exploring faith or have followed Jesus for years, this message challenges us all: What will we do when the sermon is over?
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What foundation are you building your life on? In this week’s podcast, Pastor Reid Robinette closes Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount with a powerful challenge: choose the narrow way, live authentically, and build your life on the rock of God’s truth.
📖 Scripture: Matthew 7:13–29
🙌 Teacher: Pastor Reid Robinette
Don’t just hear Jesus’ words—put them into practice.
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In this week’s podcast, Pastor Jono Contestabile unpacks Matthew 7:7–12, reminding us that prayer is more than asking—it’s seeking God’s presence and persistently knocking in faith. Discover the hope and assurance Jesus gives when we approach our heavenly Father with open hands and hearts.
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In Matthew 7:1–6, Jesus gives one of His most quoted — and most misunderstood — commands: “Do not judge.” But what does He really mean? In this message, Pastor Kevin Syes unpacks the difference between judgment and discernment, the danger of hypocrisy, and how to approach others with humility and grace. Learn how to remove the “log” from your own eye before addressing the “speck” in someone else’s, and discover the freedom that comes from living under God’s standard of mercy.
📖 Scripture: Matthew 7:1–6
📍 Part of our Summer on the Mount series
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Are you holding on so tightly that you're missing peace?
In this full Sunday service from Crossroads Church, Pastor Reid Robinette explores Matthew 6:19–34, where Jesus reminds us that control doesn’t bring security—trust in God does.
We often treasure comfort, security, and stability, believing they'll give us peace. But Jesus invites us to a better way: letting go of control and seeking His Kingdom first. This worship service and message will encourage you to release the pressure, silence anxiety, and experience freedom in God’s care.
🔹 Worship + Teaching
🔹 Scripture: Matthew 6:19–34
🔹 Speaker: Pastor Reid Robinette
🔹 Series: Summer on the Mount (Week 10)
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Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 6:5–18 on prayer and fasting reminds us that true spiritual devotion isn’t for show—it’s about quiet intimacy with God. In this message, Pastor Jono Contestabile unpacks what it means to pray and fast in secret, away from the spotlight, and how these practices transform our hearts and draw us closer to God’s presence.
Whether you’re curious about how to pray, what fasting really means, or how to pursue authentic faith, this message will challenge and inspire you to live for an audience of One.
📖 Main Scripture: Matthew 6:5–18
🎙️ Teacher: Pastor Jono Contestabile
🌟 Series: Summer on the Mount (Week 9)
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Are you living for applause or for God’s approval? In Week 8 of our Summer on the Mount series, Pastor Reid walks us through Matthew 6:1–4, where Jesus warns against practicing righteousness for the praise of others. Discover how the hidden, unseen moments of generosity and faithfulness are actually the ones that carry the greatest eternal reward. If you’re tired of feeling like your faith has become a performance, this message is for you.
📖 Scripture: Matthew 6:1–4
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What did Jesus mean when He said, “Turn the other cheek”? In this powerful message from week 7 of Summer on the Mount, Pastor Kevin explores Matthew 5:38–48 and Jesus’ radical call to love our enemies.
Discover what it means to reject retaliation, pursue reconciliation, and reflect the character of God through mercy and grace—even toward those who’ve wronged you.
📖 Main Passage: Matthew 5:38–48
🎙️ Speaker: Pastor Kevin Syes
🕊️ Topics: Turn the other cheek, love your enemies, forgiveness, retaliation, Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount
If you're looking for biblical truth about justice, mercy, and how to love difficult people, this message is for you.
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We are Crossroads, a non-denominational Christian church that began with a simple plan; love God and love other people. Our mission is to lead people to life-changing faith in Jesus Christ.