During this second episode of our "Learning to Lovewell" series, we begin exploring Crosswalk's five end statements. End statement #1 is that Crosswalk will be a community of belonging. Join Pastor Dave in a discussion of God's deep desire to build a community of belonging through His believers.

Today, we begin a six-week series exploring Crosswalk's five end statements. To begin, we center ourselves on the identity given to us from the beginning of Genesis: the image of our God who is love.

Today, we celebrate the growing global community of Crosswalk. Join us as Pastor Dave explores the importance of honoring our unified story across 21 current locations. God has blessed the mission that unites us, and we suspect He has only gotten started.

This yearly family service includes a special story for the children about how big boxes and fancy wrapping can be deceiving. At the heart of God's call to our Crosswalk family is the mission of inviting others into the love of our community. Whether in small or large packages, we enter the new year with a straightforward task of loving others well.

Today concludes our Christmas series as we unwrap a surprising gift in the book of Revelation: Christmas Future. Join us as Pastor Dave suggests Jesus has both the power and the right to save you.

Today, Pastor Andreas Beccai visits from our Redlands campus and leads us through a study of the nativity as we visit Christmas present in our series, A Christmas Carol.

Today, we begin a three-week series called A Christmas Carol. This week we consider Christmas Past by going back to Genesis to find the through-line of all of scripture: the Christ Child's rescue of humanity.

Today, we conclude our second season of the "It's Complicated" series on the life of David. This teaching compares King David with the would-be King Absalom. In the end, only the King of Kings deserves our allegiance and worship.

Today's episode explores the tragic story of Tamar, Amnon, and Absalom. We consider the family system that David cultivated and the role our faith community can play in strengthening hurting families.

Today, we travel through challenging and painful portions of 2 Samuel 11 and 12. Not only has David engaged in an adulterous act, but it was likely not entirely consensual. Maybe it included some of the worst forms of abuse. Amazingly, even here, we find our own lives represented in the text. Jesus meets us in our worst moments, offering healing for the abused, providing forgiveness, and change for the abusers.