CrossWalk - Cross Culture Church RDU

The largest, most destructive, and longest running war in the world gets very little media coverage at all and whether you like it or not, you’re a part of this war. Today, Pastor Clay opens the Bible to Ephesians Chapter 6 and the Apostle Paul's battle plan for the spiritual warfare that is still claiming casualties today.

In today’s message Pastor Clay is going to walk us through the evidence that supports the belief that Jesus Christ actually did rise from the dead. If you are a skeptic or you know someone who is, this timely message on the validity of the resurrection may help you understand the significance of the Easter season.

Ask the average person “What is the most significant event in human history?” and there is no telling what response you will get. Some people might name one of the world wars, some might mention the invention of the printing press or the computer. How many would say, the crucifixion of Jesus Christ? On this edition of CrossWalk, Pastor Clay is taking us to Luke's account of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ to remind us all of the significance of that event in each of our lives.

Many people struggle with their past. Often it affects our lives on a daily basis and it keeps us from moving forward. Past disappointments, hurts, mistakes, and even successes become an anchor holding us firmly in the past. Is it possible to break free of our past and move into the future God has planned for us? Pastor Clay takes us to Philippians Chapter 3 to find the fundamentals necessary to move on from our past, enjoy our present, and anticipate our future.

What does it really take to follow Jesus? That’s the question we’ve been asking in the Mythbusters series and Jesus has been answering throughout this study on the Sermon on the Mount found in Matthew chapters 5 through 7.  In today’s message Pastor Clay walks us through Jesus' conclusions to the Sermon on the Mount, and as he does, we discover what following Jesus is and isn't.

We live in a time where spiritual interest is on the rise and there seems to be no shortage of those willing to share their beliefs and teachings, but how can you know if what they are telling you is right?  In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus outlines simple ways that false teachers can be exposed.

In Matthew 7:13-14, Jesus makes a statement that is generally not well received in a pluralistic culture such as ours. He claims that there are not many ways to get to heaven, but there is in fact only one. The myth that is so pervasive in our culture today is that everyone is on a journey and taking different routes, but we all end up in the same place in the end. As we hear in this week's CrossWalk, Jesus is going to bust that myth wide open.

In Matthew 7:13-14, Jesus makes a statement that is generally not well received in a pluralistic culture such as ours. He claims that there are not many ways to get to heaven, but there is in fact only one. The myth that is so pervasive in our culture today is that everyone is on a journey and taking different routes, but we all end up in the same place in the end. As we hear in this week's CrossWalk, Jesus is going to bust that myth wide open.

Most of us have probably wondered at one time or another if prayer really does any good at all, but as we will learn today there are reasons why we pray that are important for us to understand and some of those reasons may surprise you.

Most of us have probably wondered at one time or another if prayer really does any good at all, but as we will learn today there are reasons why we pray that are important for us to understand and some of those reasons may surprise you.