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.

CrossWalk Church - Sunday Worship:

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

Phoenix Campus: Camelback High School - 10am

You probably don’t think much about enemies beyond bad drivers or rival sports teams. But what if your biggest threat isn’t what — or who — you can see?

In our message, we’re diving into a spiritual reality that most people ignore, dismiss, or obsess over: supernatural enemies. The Bible says we’re in a battle — not against flesh and blood, but against spiritual forces of evil. So who exactly are these enemies? What are they after? And more importantly — what does Jesus have to say about them?

Hear how a face-off between Jesus and a demon in Mark 1 reveals truth, power, and hope for us today. You'll walk away with clarity, courage, and confidence — not because of who you are, but because of whose you are.

The unseen supernatural enemy is real, but so is Jesus!

Have you ever wondered what’s really going on behind the scenes in your life? The Bible reminds us that the world is more than just what we see.

As we launch a brand-new message series called "Supernatural", it’s all about the unseen realities and spiritual truths that often go unnoticed but have a real impact on our everyday lives.

Over the next few weeks, we’ll explore everything from angels to demons, spiritual warfare, and ultimately the promised victory we have over dark forces through Jesus. These aren’t just far-off, mysterious ideas—they’re truths that give us confidence, comfort, and hope for whatever we face today.

Share with a friend, ask the questions you’ve always wanted to, and discover how God equips us to live with peace and courage in a world where there’s always more going on than meets the eye.

CrossWalk Church - Sunday Worship:

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

Phoenix Campus: Camelback High School - 10am

We come to the powerful conclusion of our "From Ruin to Restoration" message series. We’ve all experienced brokenness—in our friendships, marriages, families, and even our faith. And as we've walked through this series, we’ve seen the power of words like “I Was Wrong,” “I Am Sorry,” and “I Forgive You.”

But there’s one more phrase... one final step... and it just might be the superglue that holds it all together.

In our message, we’ll discover how three little words—when spoken and lived—can bond broken relationships stronger than before. Just like the Japanese art of kintsugi uses gold to repair shattered pottery, God uses love to restore what’s been broken.

Don't miss the finale of a series that’s been about more than just healing the past—it’s been about building a stronger future. There’s beauty in the broken—when God and love holds it together.

CrossWalk Church - Sunday Worship:

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

Midtown Campus: Camelback High School - 10am

As we look at Jesus’ parable in Matthew 18:21–35; Peter asks, “How many times should I forgive?”—and Jesus’ answer reminds us that forgiveness is a necessary step on our journey from Ruin to Restoration.

But let’s be honest—forgiveness is not easy. It’s costly. It hurts. It feels unfair.

Yet forgiveness is also God’s gift to us. Jesus took the full cost of our sin at the cross and gave us complete forgiveness. Because of that, we are both called and empowered to forgive others.

You’ll hear not only the truth about God’s forgiveness but also find tools and motivation to help you learn to forgive, even when it feels impossible.

See how Jesus’ story of the unforgiving servant leads us to a life of grace, gratitude and restoration.

The sermon entitled "I Forgive You" was preached by Pastor Dan Solofra at CrossWalk Church as part of the "From Ruin to Restoration" message series.

CrossWalk Church - Sunday Worship:

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

Midtown Campus: Camelback High School - 10am

“I am sorry.” Three little words, yet probably some of the most overused—and misused—in the English language.

Think of playing the board game "Sorry!" — when one sibling knocks another back to start, they grin and say, “Sorry!” But what they really mean is, “I’m not sorry at all—and, given the change, I’ll do it again.”

Or think of teaching a three-year-old to say “sorry” after hitting a sibling—as if the phrase were a magic spell that wipes away consequences.

Psalm 130, one of the great penitential psalms, shows us what “I am sorry” truly means—not as an empty phrase, but as a heartfelt cry that leads to forgiveness, freedom, and hope in Jesus.

Discover together how godly sorrow doesn’t trap us in shame, but lifts us into the joy of Christ’s restoration.

The sermon entitled "I Am Sorry" was preached by Pastor Dan Solofra at CrossWalk Church as part of the "From Ruin to Restoration" message series.

CrossWalk Church - Sunday Worship:

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

Midtown Campus: Camelback High School - 10am

Ever had a relationship fall apart—and you didn’t know how to fix it?

Maybe you’ve said the wrong thing… done the wrong thing… or maybe you just can’t admit that you were wrong at all.

This week, we’re starting a new series called “Ruin to Restoration” — 12 words that can change your relationships, and maybe even your life. And we’re starting with three of the hardest words to say: “I was wrong.”

From the rubble of broken relationships to the hope of healing, we’ll walk through the story of King David — a man who looked like he had it all…until everything came crashing down. But there’s good news…God is in the business of fixing broken things — even you, even me, even that relationship you think is too far gone.

Restoration is possible, but it starts with one crucial step… and this Sunday, we’re taking it. Don’t miss Week 1 of our new sermon series.

This might be the message someone in your life is waiting for — and it might be you.

The sermon entitled "I Was Wrong" was preached by Pastor Tim Glende at CrossWalk Church as part of the "From Ruin to Restoration" message series.

CrossWalk Church - Sunday Worship:

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

Midtown Campus: Camelback High School - 10am

Firsts are powerful. They're unforgettable. Whether it was your first job, first child, or your first time walking through the doors of Crosswalk, something about those “firsts” sticks with you.

In our message, we’ll be looking at 1 Corinthians 9:19-23, where the Apostle Paul gives us a radical vision for what it means to reach people exactly where they are… even if it means giving up our own comfort, preferences, or plans.

The mission? Big.

The need? Urgent.

The Gospel? Everything!

Whether you’ve been part of Crosswalk since day one or this is your first Sunday, we can’t wait to open God’s Word with you to see why our "Know, Live, Share" mission has to be willing to do anything for the unchurched.

The sermon entitled "Anything for the Unchurched" was preached by Pastor Tim Glende at CrossWalk Church.

CrossWalk Church - Sunday Worship:

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

Midtown Campus: Camelback High School - 10am

Sunday (08/24/25) was a special milestone for our church family as we celebrated the installation of our new pastor, Executive Pastor Tim Glende.

Rooted in Jeremiah 23:23-29, today’s message reminds us that God is never far away, His Word carries power and truth, and He faithfully raises up shepherds to guide His people.

Whether you’re part of our church community or just exploring faith, we invite you to listen in, be encouraged by God’s Word, and see how His presence and promises remain close to each of us today.

The sermon entitled “Speak God’s Word Faithfully” was preached by Guest Pastor & District President Joel Heckendorf at CrossWalk Church (Laveen).

CrossWalk Church - Sunday Worship:

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

Midtown Campus: Camelback High School - 10am

On August 8, 2025 the New England Patriots unveiled a 12 foot bronze statue of Tom Brady. At the ceremony, Patriot's CEO Robert Kraft said,

"There's a saying, 'People will forget what you said. People will forget what you did. But they will never forget how you made them feel.' For two decades, Tom Brady made the Patriots feel invincible,"

Do events like this ever make you wonder, "How are people going to remember me?" or "Will anyone remember me after I am gone?"

This week at CrossWalk Church, we’re wrapping up part three of our study in Genesis with the account of the Tower of Babel. In Genesis 11, the people wrestle with the same desire to be remembered. They said,

"Come, let us build ourselves a city, with a tower that reaches to the heavens, so that we may make a name for ourselves;" Genesis 11:4, NIV

A wise man named Solomon captured the same sentiment in Ecclesiastes 3:11. He wrote, "He (God) has also set eternity in the human heart."

We all want to be remembered—and, in some way, to keep our memory alive.

Let's explore these questions together— the answers might surprise you.

The sermon entitled "The Tower of Babel" was preached by Pastor Dan Solofra at CrossWalk Church, in part of the “Genesis: the birth of God's people" message series.

CrossWalk Church - Sunday Worship:

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

Midtown Campus: Camelback High School - 10am

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