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

We’re stepping into one of the most important truths in our Resilient series—where real confidence comes from.

Let’s be honest: we love the "Little Engine That Could" mindset. We love self-help quotes. We put confidence in our abilities, our experience, our determination.

But what happens when “I think I can” or “I am enough” isn’t enough?

When life pushes harder than your strength can pull?

When the confidence you’ve built on your own ability starts to crack and shake?

In Philippians 3, Paul points us to a better way—resilient confidence.

A confidence not rooted in ourselves, but in Christ.

A confidence that doesn’t collapse.

A confidence that stands firm when everything else falls apart.

Explore a confidence that can carry you through every circumstance—and a joy no season can shake.

The sermon entitled "Resilient Confidence" 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

Thanksgiving is only a few days away — and for a lot of us, the thought of being “thankful” feels more like pressure than joy.

Maybe this year comes with an empty seat, a tight budget, strained relationships, or just the weight of life being…life.

If that’s you, you’re not alone—and you’re exactly who this week’s message is for.

In our message, we’re looking at Philippians 2 and discovering resilient gratitude—the kind that isn’t fragile, fake, or dependent on how good your week is going.

It’s deeper than turkey-day thankfulness and stronger than whatever you’re facing right now.

So before you dig in to the turkey on Thursday, grab the tools that will help you survive — and even thrive — this Thanksgiving and beyond.

Paul shows us a kind of gratitude that isn’t based on cheesy potatoes, football, or perfect circumstances…but on Jesus, Himself.

The sermon entitled "Resilient Gratitude" was preached by 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

Are you more of a thermometer or a thermostat?

A thermometer simply tells the temperature. If you live in Arizona, it might read 84 degrees in November — it reacts to what’s happening around it.

But a thermostat? That’s different. A thermostat is connected to the HVAC unit. It doesn’t just reflect the temperature — it helps set it.

Do you tend to act more like a thermometer than you'd like to admit? When things don’t go our way, we can complain, overthink, and slip into the “that’s just how it is” and victim mindset.

In our message this week, we’ll learn from the Apostle Paul how to have a Resilient Attitude — one that doesn’t simply react to circumstances but is shaped by connection to Jesus.

When we're connected to His love, compassion, forgiveness, and strength, we don’t just identify the problems — we start responding with His peace, His truth, and His purpose.

Discover how being connected to Jesus gives you a stronger, more resilient attitude.

The sermon entitled "Resilient Attitude" 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

When life gets hard how do you see it?

Are you "a glass half-empty" or "half-full" kind of person? It’s all about perspective…how you see things!

Life has a way of testing us — stretching our patience, shaking our joy, and challenging our strength. But what if joy isn’t about what’s happening around us… but about who’s living within us?

In our message this week, we’ll discover the power of perspective — how the Apostle Paul, writing from prison, could see past his chains and still overflow with joy. His secret? Seeing every circumstance through the lens of the Gospel.

When the world sees loss, faith sees gain.

When the world sees difficulties, faith sees opportunity.

When the world sees death, faith sees life.

Learn how to develop a resilient perspective — one that thrives even in hardship because it’s anchored in Christ.

Be encouraged and discover how to see life and every challenge through the life-changing lens of the Good News.

The sermon entitled "Resilient Perspective" was preached by 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

Over the next eight weeks we'll be learning how to not only survive but thrive through life’s challenges — being Resilient.

There are no quick fixes or silver bullets here. Only simple, powerful truths from God's Word that even a pastor can overlook in the busy-ness of everyday life.

Take your first step toward spiritual health and resilience. Let’s learn together what it means to find our strength in Christ.

The sermon entitled "Resilient Prayers" 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

Over the next eight weeks we'll be learning how to not only survive but thrive through life’s challenges — being Resilient.

There are no quick fixes or silver bullets here. Only simple, powerful truths from God's Word that even a pastor can overlook in the busy-ness of everyday life.

Take your first step toward spiritual health and resilience. Let’s learn together what it means to find our strength in Christ.

The sermon entitled "Resilient Prayers" 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’re beginning a new message series called Resilient — over the next eight weeks we'll be learning how to not only survive but thrive through life’s challenges.

There are no quick fixes or silver bullets here. Only simple, powerful truths from God's Word that even a pastor can overlook in the busy-ness of everyday life.

Take your first step toward spiritual health and resilience. Let’s learn together what it means to find our strength in Christ.

The sermon entitled "Resilient Prayers" 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 have expectations. In life. In relationships. Even in faith.

In our message, were diving into one of the most dramatic scenes in Scripture—Revelation 12—where a furious dragon wages war, a woman flees, angels fight, and a child brings victory.

It sounds like something out of a fantasy movie, but it's more real than anything we see with our eyes.

Too often, Christians are shocked by trials, pain, and spiritual opposition. But Gods Word doesn’t tell us to be surprised—it tells us exactly what to expect…

Expect the unexpected. Expect the battle. Expect the victory.

Confront the reality of spiritual warfare and discover the unshakable truth: Jesus has already won—so the victory is already yours.

The sermon entitled "Supernatural Victory" was preached by Pastor Tim Glende at CrossWalk Church as part of the "Supernatural: Unseen Realities | Eternal Truths" message series.

CrossWalk Church - Sunday Worship:

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

Phoenix Campus: Camelback High School - 10am

Have you ever had one of those weeks where it feels like everything is working against you? You try to stay positive, but the pressure keeps building. The truth is — you’re not just fighting stress, people, or circumstances. You’re in a spiritual battle.

The Bible reminds us that our struggle “is not against flesh and blood” (Ephesians 6:12), but against unseen forces that try to pull us away from God’s peace and purpose.

In our message, we’ll learn how to stand strong when life feels like a fight. You will be equipped to fight with God's armor — truth, righteousness, faith, salvation, and His Word — so we don’t have to face these battles alone or unprepared.

The same power that raised Jesus from the dead is working in you right now! Be encouraged, equipped, and reminded that even in the unseen fights, God is already fighting for you.

The sermon entitled "Supernatural Battles" was preached by Pastor Dan Solofra at CrossWalk Church as part of the "Supernatural: Unseen Realities | Eternal Truths" message series.

CrossWalk Church - Sunday Worship:

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

Phoenix Campus: Camelback High School - 10am