Pastor Bruce Applegate begins a series on the mission of Crossroads Church. Here in part 1 he talks about what it means to live a Bible-based life and how it relates, not only to our own lives but to Crossroads itself.

This week, Pastor Bruce Applegate shares with us some of the remedies for depression that can be found in scriptures.

In this third in a series on Parables taught by Jesus, Pastor Bruce Applegate explores the sometimes troubling passages in Luke 14, where Jesus talks of those who cannot be His disciples.

In this second in his series on parables told by Jesus, Pastor Bruce Applegate speaks about the parables Jesus tells about the lost sheep. God has always been concerned about the lost, and says He will go and get them. In Jesus, He came for the lost sheep

Parables are short stories that illustrate a principle. Jesus was fond of using parables to teach, and here Pastor Bruce Applegate begins a series of four sermons based on parables told by Jesus. This first one is about the necessity of forgiveness.

In the fourth and final segment of the advent series, The Vision of the Father, pastor Bruce Applegate speaks about the Father's vision for Christ's mission here on earth actually means, what our part in this means.

Third Sermon from the series "Vision of the Father." In this installment, Pastor Bruce Applegate speaks to us about the purpose of Jesus' mission here to earth, reminding us to make that our mission as well.

The second sermon from the Advent series "The Father's Vision." In this segment, Pastor Bruce Applegate speaks to us about how the Father revealed his Vision in the coming of, and the life of, Jesus.

It's not always easy to see the Father at work. In this first of the series on "Visions of the Father," pastor Bruce Applegate urges us to listen to God's voice, and teaches us how to be on the lookout for God's working in the world around us.

It's the space between the words that means the most. Pastor Bruce Applegate shows us how the giving of thanks to God is woven completely through the fabric of the true Christian, and reflects on how difficult "In all things give thanks" truly is.