CrossWay Community Church of Willow Grove, PA

Without Christ, there are 3 things wrong with you: you're sinful, you're spiritually dead and you are the object of God's wrath. But with Christ, you are God's masterpiece, the perfect workmanship of God in Christ Jesus created to do the good things He planned long ago for you to do. In Part 2 of 5 in this "Who Do You Think You Are?" series, we'll learn that as God's Masterpiece, we are created and equipped for the Master's purpose. Based on Ephesians 2 (Approximately 39 minutes)

What does it mean to be an Ambassador? The Bible tells us that we are all Christ's Ambassadors, chosen and appointed by God, to represent him with authority. In Part 1 of 5 in this "Who Do You Think You Are?" series, we'll learn who we are as Christ's Ambassadors and what God wants us to do. Based on 2 Corinthians 5 (Approximately 38 minutes)

Is there something in your life that seems too big to defeat or seems overwhelming? God is bigger than any of it. David realized this when he faced Goliath. Instead of focusing on how big Goliath was, he focused on who he knew God to be - his deliverer, provider and protector. If you need a strategy for defeating the giants in your life, then part 5 of 5 in the "Fearless" series will give you specific ways to find victory and glorify God in the process. Based on 1 Samuel 17. (Approximately 32 minutes)

Part 4: JONATHAN

How does living out of God's abundance free us from the fear of "not enough" and of "letting go"? Jonathan, Saul's son, knew the answer to that when, in response to God's command, he climbed an outpost tower filled with a garrison of Philistines with only his armor-bearer. He easily could have looked at his circumstances and thought, "I'm not enough to defeat the Philistines". Yet, acting on faith, he not only defeated the men at the outpost but the entire Philistine army fell. He knew God's abundance was enough. It's enough for us today, too. What is it you cannot risk letting go of? Is there something God has been calling you to do but you've been holding back because of fear? In Part 4 of 5 in the "Fearless" series, we'll find out what it would look like to let go and live out of God's abundance. Based on 1 Samuel 15. (Approximately 21 minutes)

Benaiah, one of King David's bodyguards and a top soldier in Israel, went into a pit on a snowy day to kill a lion. If we are to experience God for whom He truly is, like Benaiah, we must take risks. What lion(s) do you need to chase and conquer in order to become all God has created you to be? In Part 3 of 5 in the "Fearless" series, we'll encourage you to honestly acknowledge your fears to God and ask Him to help you overcome any unbelief so you can conquer the lions in your life. Based on 2 Samuel 23:20-21 (Approximately 31 minutes)

Faith is not the absence of fear but the inner confidence that God is with you and for you, no matter what! In Daniel, Chapter 3, we see how Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego refused to compromise their faith in God by bowing down to the golden image, even after King Nebuchadnezzar told them they'd be thrown into a fiery furnace if they did not. In Part 2 of 5 in the "Fearless" series, we'll learn how we can develop the kind of faith that will enable us to stand strong when facing fiery trials. Based on Daniel 3. (Approximately 27 minutes)

Fear is a limiting factor in our lives that can stop us from doing all that God calls us to do. Two key elements of fear - our lack of trust in God and our wrong beliefs about ourselves - can keep us from experiencing God's strength in our lives. In Part 1 of 5 in the "Fearless" series, God used Gideon, an unsure, insecure and fearful person to do the impossible to show that God's strength through our weakness is exactly enough. Based on Judges 6: 1-12. (Approximately 39 minutes)

In today’s world, we are bombarded with images and media that bring impurity in our lives. In 2 Corinthians 7:1, Paul encourages us to cleanse our bodies and minds of all impurity. Because of who we are in Christ, we are called to live a life of purity. What behaviors do you need to change that are inviting impurity into your life or into the life of someone else? In Part 5 of 5 in the "Forgotten Virtues" series, we'll take time to examine the things that are attempting to steal our purity. Based on Mark 7:20-23. (Approximately 45 minutes)

True loyalty is proven, not proclaimed. In Matthew 26, Peter claimed he was loyal, but ultimately, even he betrayed

Jesus. God knows that we will struggle with loyalty in our marriages, friendships, and to His church. How can we overcome our divided hearts and become more loyal? In Part 4 of 5 of the "Forgotten Virtues" series, we'll study "Loyalty". Based on Matthew 26:33-35. (Approximately 41 minutes)

Did you know that having an ungrateful mindset impacts our lives in financial, relational and circumstancial ways? Can we really learn to be content in whatever circumstances come our way? In this sermon, Part 3 of 5 in our series, you'll learn specific things you can do to help cultivate an attitude of gratitude in your life and keep it from becoming a forgotten virtue. Based on Luke 17:11-18. (Approximately 29 minutes)