Do you believe what Jesus said? For this Campus Day, Joyce Newmyer takes us on a journey of whether or not we believe that Jesus' sacrifice for us was enough, or if there is some level of performance or perfection required.

Our special Easter Worship brought us to and through Calvary, teaching us that no matter what we're going through in this life, if that tomb was really empty Sunday morning, then everything is going to be ok. And we believe that tomb was...EMPTY! He is risen!

This week, we journey with Jesus and his disciples into and through the Garden of Gethsemane, where Jesus reverses the curse from the Garden of Eden and battles all the forces of darkness as he feels separation from the Father and Spirit for the first time. He battles and endures...for us.

This week, Pastor Paddy walks us through Mark 11 as Jesus enters Jerusalem on a donkey, enters the temple, curses a fig tree, cleanses the temple, and speaks with the religious leaders. Every step he takes is one step closer to the cross, but he continues to teach them who he is, and what the kingdom of God is all about.

Mark 10 - The Greatness We Can't Grasp: This week, Pastor Paddy helps us continue our journey with Jesus as he turns towards Jerusalem, on his way to Calvary. The disciples will argue over thrones, Jesus will teach them what the kingdom of God really is by using a towel, for the kingdom of God turns the empires of man upside down and inside out.

The Glory We Can't Hold Onto: This week we explore Mark 9 as Jesus takes Peter, James, and John up a mountain and is transfigured, standing with their heroes of the faith, Moses and Elijah. Then, they come back down the mountain to drama and everyday life. Explore how we, like Jesus, can have our light shine in the darkness of this world.

This week, Pastor Paddy explores the question Jesus posed to the disciples in Matthew 16, "But what about you, who do you say that I am?" Peter answered, but he didn't realize the full picture. This message bridges our last series, Learning to Lovewell, with our next, The Beautiful Upset, that leads us to Easter.

Pastor Paddy McCoy talks about how Crosswalk will be a community that lives beyond herself to care and advocate for the powerless, the oppressed, and the abandoned.