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Dream On Extended Version: Following Your God-Given Destiny

This weekend we are being reunited with one of our former pastors, Corey Webb. It is hard to think of him as a guest because many of us know him so well. In 2022, God called Corey to step out from Crosspoint. He didn't know what God was going to ask him to step into but he knew the first step was to trust God and step out on faith. God has led Corey to an international ministry and every week he is virtually meeting and training church pastors and leaders all over the world through a tool called The Digital Bible Institute. Come prepared to hear some amazing stories of God working all around the world from our little part of the planet. You will be encouraged and inspired to hear what God is up to beyond our borders. 

Dream On - Part Four: Living the Dream

s there a desire or duty God has planted in your heart but your progress has hit a dead end? You’ve exhausted all your abilities and resources and you are at the end of yourself. Join us this weekend as Pastor Wil preaches on how God uses dead ends as a doorway for breakthroughs.

Dream On - Part Three: Facing Opposition

Every dream worth achieving will face opposition. A delay, difficulty and dead-end will interfere with a God-planted dream. Don’t see opposition as an opportunity to abandon the dream. Instead, see it as the opportunity God uses to make a grand entrance. Come find some encouragement this weekend that will inspire you to keep working on your God-planted dream even in the face of opposition.

Dream On - Part Two: Moving Forward

Moving forward with a God-planted dream is exciting and scary. There are some best practices to implement that will keep the dream alive and moving forward. Join us as we look at how Nehemiah began to move forward after he caught God’s vision for his life — then we will look at how the same steps can help us move our dream forward.

Dream On - Part One: Capturing a Vision

Most kids have it, and few adults keep it – the desire to dream. For kids, possibilities seem like probabilities, yet for adults, possibilities seem more like improbabilities. What if we could find a better balance between “I can do anything I set my heart to” and “I’ll never amount to anything.” This four-part series will encourage you to dream again to look for God’s greater purpose for your life.

Names of God - Part Six: The LORD Heals

Our final message in the series is one that fills our prayers. People of faith know God is capable of healing so we pray and ask Him to heal us. The LORD heals and He is the one who revealed this name. This week we will look at multiple facets of this name of God… The LORD who heals.

Names of God - Part Five: God the Father

God has one name in particular that Jesus himself came to teach us about - Father. To call God our Father gives us access that no other name or any other religion grants. We’ve probably heard or even used that title many times, but have we truly embraced God’s fatherhood? If we have, are we living our lives out as His children? Invite a friend, grab some coffee, and come learn about how God is our Father.

Names of God - Part Four: The LORD Sees

Sometimes we struggle with feeling invisible and alone, but El Roi, the LORD who sees you, knows what you are going through. Even when we hide everything behind our masks, God sees our hurt and struggle. For God to begin healing us, we need to pull off those masks and trust in Him. Join us this Sunday as we discover the LORD who sees.

 

Names of God - Part Three: The LORD Is Peace

One of the most identified reasons to question God’s existence or presence is the lack of peace and harmony in the world. Everyone wants peace, but few find it. Peace is a known name of God, but until you know Him by that name you will question the possibility of peace. Join us this weekend as we discover the best ways to experience God’s peace.

Names of God - Part Two: The LORD will Provide

One of the most cringe worthy moments in scripture leads us to understand God as “The LORD will provide.” We won’t always understand or agree with what God asks of us, but when He asks, there is always a purpose. The best way we see God provide is often in our most challenging moments. This week, come be encouraged to learn more about our great God who provides for us.