The Crossing Sunday Sermons

"Gospel" is a religious word, but it hasn't always been that way. Hear from Dave as he unpacks Philippians 1:27-30 and reveals the radical challenge that Paul gives to early Christians when he tells them to live in step with the gospel of Christ.

This sermon is part of our 2024 sermon series, Philippians: Experiencing Joy and Peace in Jesus.

How do we find the encouragement and strength to keep going in our faith, even when life is hard? Jesus is the key. Because of him, we can experience a life with God that surpasses all understanding, no matter what circumstances come our way. Find out how you can access the joy and peace Jesus offers as we explore Philippians this fall.

Extend your Sunday morning worship by praying through Philippians all week. Download Simple Prayers from Philippians, a book of guided prayers to accompany the fall 2024 sermon series.

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Have you ever wondered what's the secret to feeling joy and peace in your life? In this sermon, Keith reveals how Philippians 1:12-26 shows us the way to a joyful life.

This sermon is part of our 2024 sermon series, Philippians: Experiencing Joy and Peace in Jesus.

How do we find the encouragement and strength to keep going in our faith, even when life is hard? Jesus is the key. Because of him, we can experience a life with God that surpasses all understanding, no matter what circumstances come our way. Find out how you can access the joy and peace Jesus offers as we explore Philippians this fall.

Extend your Sunday morning worship by praying through Philippians all week. Download Simple Prayers from Philippians, a book of guided prayers to accompany the fall 2024 sermon series.

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Dave Cover kicks off the new fall sermon series through the Book of Philippians by teaching on the different ways prayer opens our eyes to the larger reality in our lives.

This sermon is part of our 2024 sermon series, Philippians: Experiencing Joy and Peace in Jesus.

Extend your Sunday morning worship by praying through Philippians all week. Download Simple Prayers from Philippians, a book of prayers to accompany the fall 2024 sermon series.

How do we find the encouragement and strength to keep going in our faith, even when life is hard? Jesus is the key. Because of him, we can experience a life with God that surpasses all understanding, no matter what circumstances come our way. Find out how you can access the joy and peace Jesus offers as we explore Philippians this fall.

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Guest Speaker Jackie Hill Perry challenged us to see the goodness of God's holiness by examining Isaiah 6.

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How do you fight your battles? In this sermon, Keith Simon challenges you to pray with confident hope and place your battles in God's capable hands.

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How can our church stay focused on what’s most important? By committing to the Bible’s command in 1 Thessalonians 5:16 — Pray without ceasing. In this sermon, Keith introduces The Crossing’s special focus on prayer this fall.

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Dave Cover wraps up our sermon series on Luke, taking us back to Luke 1:3-4 and reminding us of the life-changing reality of the gospels.

This sermon is part of our 2024 sermon series, Luke: Unreasonable Hospitality.

With every act and word of his ministry on earth, Jesus answers the question: Who is Jesus? Through the Gospel of Luke, Jesus shows you unreasonable hospitality by inviting you into the adventure of discovering who he is and what he means to you. We get to follow this example: extending to others the unexpected love and unreasonable hospitality God offers us.

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Shay Roush teaches from Luke 24:36-53 sharing the importance of the reality of Jesus's resurrection.

This sermon is part of our 2024 sermon series, Luke: Unreasonable Hospitality.

With every act and word of his ministry on earth, Jesus answers the question: Who is Jesus? Through the Gospel of Luke, Jesus shows you unreasonable hospitality by inviting you into the adventure of discovering who he is and what he means to you. We get to follow this example: extending to others the unexpected love and unreasonable hospitality God offers us.

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Kyle Richter preaches from Luke 23:26-56 showing us how Jesus ultimately won our salvation through humbly losing his life on the cross.

This sermon is part of our 2024 sermon series, Luke: Unreasonable Hospitality.

With every act and word of his ministry on earth, Jesus answers the question: Who is Jesus? Through the Gospel of Luke, Jesus shows you unreasonable hospitality by inviting you into the adventure of discovering who he is and what he means to you. We get to follow this example: extending to others the unexpected love and unreasonable hospitality God offers us.

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Patrick Miller uses Luke 23 to challenge a way of viewing Jesus that has plagued people since the first century.

He asks the question: Is Christianity a cruise ship or a battleship? A country club or a kingdom colony? Jesus doesn’t want to be the mascot of a social club, he wants be the king of kingdom on mission. It’s time to stop being fans and start being followers of Jesus.

This sermon is part of our 2024 sermon series, Luke: Unreasonable Hospitality.

With every act and word of his ministry on earth, Jesus answers the question: Who is Jesus? Through the Gospel of Luke, Jesus shows you unreasonable hospitality by inviting you into the adventure of discovering who he is and what he means to you. We get to follow this example: extending to others the unexpected love and unreasonable hospitality God offers us.

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