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Investigating Christianity - Part One: What Are You Asking?

Everybody has questions. Some are more important than others. Some questions we ask and never get a satisfactory answer. Sometimes the answers surprise you. When it comes to Christianity we all have questions. Believers have questions, agnostics have questions and atheists have questions. The questions we are asking might be the difference in what we believe. This weekend we start investigation Christianity with what might be the best question to start with. If you have a friend who has some Jesus questions this will be a great weekend to invite that person to Crosspoint!

Relationship Problems - Part Three: The Power of Words

Our words are a gateway to better, or to potentially destroy our relationships. We all have great power to build each other up through words, but it seems like we can’t always control what we say. How can we make sure we don’t say something regrettable? What does God say about how we are to use our words? This Sunday, as we continue our series, we will dive into words to study The Word, for the sake of our world.

Relationship Problems - Part Two: Losing Your Crutches

When you have a temporary injury, crutches provide an opportunity for mobility while your body heals. But if you never lose the crutches, what started out as a means to promote your mobility would end up limiting your mobility for the rest of your life. A temporary injury doesn’t need a lifetime crutch. Relationships are the same way – let's learn to push through the pain and lose the crutches to restore the quality of our relationships.

Relationship Problems - Part One: Relationships Suck

We live in a world where we have never had global connectivity like we do now, but we’ve never been lonelier than we are now. Technology can’t solve our people problems, but there is something that can and will – LOVE. Where does this problem solving kind of love come from? How can I get it and how can I give it? We are going to answer these questions with our new series, "Relationship Problems".

Running with the Giants - Part Seven: Moses

Moses was unqualified, but he was called. He made excuses, but God provided. This is similar to what we may feel when God calls us to something bigger than ourselves. Join us this Sunday as we tackle how to trust God and not let fear get the best of us. 

Running with the Giants - Part Six: Rahab

This week's “giant” could easily surprise some. It is easy to pick out “one of those sins” and think that person isn’t redeemable, or if they are redeemable, their redemption has limitations. This week is a can’t miss if you think your story is too far gone for God to restore His purpose for your life. It’s a great week to invite someone to sit with you as we look at how God rewrote Rahab’s story.

Running with the Giants - Part Five: Noah

Have you ever wondered if you can make a difference? In a world with eight billion people it’s easy to think we are too insignificant to make a difference. Noah probably felt the same way, but something happened that changed his mind. Join us as we consider what Noah experienced and how his experience can lead us to experience God on a deeper level.

Running with the Giants - Part Four: Sarah

We’ve all had seasons in life that have required some perseverance to get through them. Sarah is a giant from the Old Testament that had to patiently endure to see God’s promise be fulfilled. This weekend we will consider what advice she might give us if she had the opportunity. Join us this weekend for some fresh baked cookies and let’s give God our best attention and affection as we worship Him.

Running with the Giants - Part Three: Samson

Samson isn’t one of the usual suspects when we think about the spiritual giants found in scripture. He’s one that we would say had potential but wasted a lot of opportunities. However, at the end of his life he saw God more clearly even though he had become blind. This weekend will be unusual as we learn how the blind leading the blind, could be the best decision we could make.

Running with the Giants - Part Two: Mary

Have you ever been stretched out of your comfort zone? The best place to be stretched is with your faith. When Mary heard she would become the mother of the Savior of the world, it stretched her in more ways than one. What might this giant of the faith say to you and me when God asks us to live outside our comfort zone? Join us as we look at what advice Mary might possibly give us.