A happy home changes everything.

You can have good grades, a solid job, and financial stability—but when home is heavy, life feels heavy. On the other hand, a strong, loving home becomes a refuge when everything else seems to fall apart.

That’s why we’re beginning a new message series called "Happy Holy Home".

In this series, we’ll talk honestly about real homes and real struggles:

- What does God say about making the home a place of peace and joy?

- How does God’s design shape our relationships—whether marriage is on your radar or not?

- What about living together before marriage?

- What hope is there when infidelity or broken trust shatters a family?

Can healing really happen when a marriage feels like it’s barely holding on?

This series is for everyone—single, dating, engaged, married, remarried, or uncertain. Whether marriage feels far off or painfully close to falling apart, God cares deeply about your home and the people in it.

Because when marriages grow stronger, families grow healthier.And when homes grow healthier, everyone wins.

Discover the guidance, grace, and hope God offers for every season of life.

The sermon entitled "The Foundation" was preached by Pastor Dan Solofra at CrossWalk Church as part of the "Happy Holy Home: God's Crash Course o Love, Marriage, and Life After an Affair" message series.

CrossWalk Church - Sunday Worship:

Laveen Campus: Cesar Chavez High School - 9am/11am

Phoenix Campus: Camelback High School - 10am

Most of us don’t feel rich. We feel stretched, worried, or like we’re always trying to catch up. But what if the problem isn’t how much we have—it’s how we see what we already have?

A "financial reset" starts in the heart, not the budget. Scripture reminds us that God owns it all, money makes a terrible master, and real wealth isn’t measured by what’s in the bank—but by what can never be taken away.

You might be richer than you realize.

This message isn’t about guilt, pressure, or giving more. It’s about freedom, contentment, and discovering the true riches we already have in Christ—and how that changes the way we live, give, and trust God.

Discover why you may already be the richest person you know.

The sermon entitled "Financial Reset: Stop Owing, Start Managing" was preached by Pastor Dan Solofra at CrossWalk Church as part of the "Reset: Starting Fresh for a Blessed Year" message series.

CrossWalk Church - Sunday Worship:

Laveen Campus: Cesar Chavez High School - 9am/11am

Phoenix Campus: Camelback High School - 10am

Many of us live caught between yesterday’s pain and tomorrow’s worries. We try to hold everything together, only to feel more tired, anxious, and overwhelmed.

In our message this week, we’ll talk about what it looks like to reset ourselves emotionally—not by trying harder, but by learning to trust the God who already knows our needs and cares for us deeply.

Jesus reminds us that worry can’t add to our lives, but faith can change how we live them. When our hearts are focused on what truly matters, peace begins to take root.

If you’re feeling worn down, uncertain, or just carrying more than you should, you’re not alone—and you’re invited.

Let's explore how God meets us right where we are and works in us from the inside out.

The sermon entitled "Emotional Reset: Stop Dwelling, Start Believing" was preached by Senior Pastor Tim Glende at CrossWalk Church as part of the "Reset: Starting Fresh for a Blessed Year" message series.

CrossWalk Church - Sunday Worship:

Laveen Campus: Cesar Chavez High School - 9am/11am

Phoenix Campus: Camelback High School - 10am

We say our bodies are temples—but most days we treat them like afterthoughts.

We push harder, sleep less, eat faster, scroll longer, and call it normal. Then we wonder why we’re exhausted, irritable, and spiritually dry.

In our message, we’ll confront a hard truth our culture ignores: it’s nearly impossible to live a fruitful life when you’re running on empty.

Jesus understood the power of rest. God built limits into creation on purpose. And the gospel doesn’t just save our souls for eternity—it reshapes how we live in our bodies right now.

This message isn’t about adding more to your life; it’s about stopping neglect and starting to nurture what God redeemed.

If you’re tired of surviving and ready to reset how you rest, fuel, and care for the body God entrusted to you—this week is for you.

The sermon entitled "Physical Reset: Stop Neglecting, Start Nurturing" was preached by Senior Pastor Tim Glende at CrossWalk Church as part of the "Reset: Starting Fresh for a Blessed Year" message series.

CrossWalk Church - Sunday Worship:

Laveen Campus: Cesar Chavez High School - 9am/11am

Phoenix Campus: Camelback High School - 10am

Happy New Year from all of us at CrossWalk Church!

It’s easy to drift when life gets busy—one day we look up and realize we’ve lost our spiritual focus.

God never called us to drift; He called us to discipline our hearts and anchor our souls in Him.

In our message, we’ll learn how spiritual discipline leads to spiritual direction—and how to reset our walk with God.

The sermon entitled "Spiritual Reset: Stop Drifting, Start Disciplining" was preached by Pastor Dan Solofra at CrossWalk Church as part of the "Reset: Starting Fresh for a Blessed Year" message series.

CrossWalk Church - Sunday Worship:

Laveen Campus: Cesar Chavez High School - 9am/11am

Phoenix Campus: Camelback High School - 10am

As the new year approaches, we pray that reflecting on God's Word with a psalm written by Moses, leads you into the new year with resiliency.

Happy New Year from all of us at CrossWalk Church!

The sermon entitled "Resilient Reflection" was preached by Senior Pastor Tim Glende at CrossWalk Church as part of the "Resilient: Finding Joy in Difficult Times" message series.

CrossWalk Church - Sunday Worship:

Laveen Campus: Cesar Chavez High School - 9am/11am

Phoenix Campus: Camelback High School - 10am

Christmas is a beautiful opportunity to pause, reflect, and remember the hope we have because of Jesus—and it’s even better when it’s shared.

Our prayer is that you experience the peace, joy, and hope of Christmas in a meaningful way.

Merry Christmas from all of us at CrossWalk Church!

CrossWalk Church - Sunday Worship:

Laveen Campus: Cesar Chavez High School - 9am/11am

Phoenix Campus: Camelback High School - 10am

As we conclude our Resilient series through the book of Philippians, we arrive at a timely and hope-filled finale: Resilient Joy.

Throughout this series, we’ve seen how God builds resilience through prayer, perspective, attitude, gratitude, confidence, maturity, and peace—not by our strength, but by His grace.

In our message, we’ll discover how all of it comes together in a joy that doesn’t depend on circumstances and a contentment that holds steady in every season.

Just as the angels announced “good news of great joy” at Christmas, Paul points us to the same source of joy: Jesus Christ. The secret isn’t having more—it’s knowing Christ is enough.

Resilient contentment appreciates the gift, but rests in the Giver, trusting that God will supply every need according to His riches in Christ Jesus.

Let's celebrate the lasting joy our Savior brings—at Christmas and beyond.

The sermon entitled "Resilient Joy" was preached by Senior Pastor Tim Glende at CrossWalk Church as part of the "Resilient: Finding Joy in Difficult Times" message series.

CrossWalk Church - Sunday Worship:

Laveen Campus: Cesar Chavez High School - 9am/11am

Phoenix Campus: Camelback High School - 10am

Ever feel like your peace has gone missing—like someone broke in and carried it off?

Worry sneaks in.

Fear slips through the cracks.

Disagreements divide us.

Thoughts overwhelm.

Circumstances shake.

And before we know it—our peace is gone.

If you’re tired, anxious, or feeling “stolen from,” please don’t miss this message because God doesn’t just offer peace—He offers peace that guards, peace that holds, peace that is resilient.

The sermon entitled "Resilient Peace" was preached by Pastor Dan Solofra at CrossWalk Church as part of the "Resilient: Finding Joy in Difficult Times" message series.

CrossWalk Church - Sunday Worship:

Laveen Campus: Cesar Chavez High School - 9am/11am

Phoenix Campus: Camelback High School - 10am

We all like to think of ourselves as grown-ups—capable, independent, able to handle life on our own. But when it comes to our faith, are we really as mature as we think?

In our message, we’re diving into Resilient Maturity, and we’ll confront one of the biggest spiritual lies we tend to believe: “I can do it by myself.” The truth? The first sign of spiritual maturity is admitting we still have growing to do and we need help.

In Philippians 3, Paul shows us the surprising movement of spiritual growth from: dependence to independence to interdependence—first on Jesus, and then on the people God places around us.

Spiritual maturity isn’t about arriving—it’s about learning to rely on Christ and walk with others in faith.

Explore what it means to grow up in Christ and develop a faith that stands firm in every season.

The sermon entitled "Resilient Maturity" was preached by Pastor Dan Solofra at CrossWalk Church as part of the "Resilient: Finding Joy in Difficult Times" message series.

CrossWalk Church - Sunday Worship:

Laveen Campus: Cesar Chavez High School - 9am/11am

Phoenix Campus: Camelback High School - 10am