In the second installment of the sermon series "Who Do You Say I Am?" pastor Bruce Applegate looks at one of the other titles often given to Jesus: The Light Of The World. What does light mean to us, and what does Jesus, the incarnation of light, bring?

As Advent begins, Bruce Applegate asks the question Peter was asked so long ago. Like Peter, we must all answer that question for ourselves, and the answer shapes not only our response to the season, but our lives.

Sometimes heard on the street as "Talk is Cheap," Bruce Applegate takes us through the book of Haggai. The book is very short, mirroring the length of Haggai's ministry, yet in that breif period Haggai accomplished a great deal. Here's a look at how.

Every year we invite our ministry partners to come and share their testimony. Unfortunately, the representatives of Teen Challenge, Sojourner Truth and BASICS declined to use the microphone, so theirs was not recorded. Here is ECFA and Iglesia Christiana.

God has promised us in scripture that if we will do certain things, He will respond with certain things. Join Bruce Applegate on a journey through scripture, pointing out what God has promised to do for us, and what God first requires of us.

Continuing his series on revival, Bruce Applegate speaks about one of the more important ingredients: the willingness to stick it out, to continue -- perserverance.

Bruce Applegate continues his series on revival, what is it and how do we find it?

What is revival? How do we find it? How do we show it? What is it and where does it come from? Bruce Applegate shares some thoughts on the subject of revival.

What is the Unity of the body of Christ? Does that mean we are to march forever in lockstep, never disagreeing with one another? Follow as Bruce Applegate explores the concept of unity in the contexts of both our local church and the worldwide church.

As Crossroads Church celebrates 50 years serving the same community, pastor Bruce Applegate reflects on the journey of faith, and encourages us to remember our Bethels, wherever and whenever they occur.