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Crossroads Baptist Church has been pursuing God’s greater and we’ve grown from a handful, to a houseful, to now impacting thousands of lives in our city and around the world. We’ve seen God do greater than we could ever do on our own. Join us each week as we dig deeper into God’s word.
Spiritual growth means growing to know how God wants us to live so that we seek to please Him in all things. Stagnation comes when we have stopped seeking, desiring more of God, of knowing Him, or perhaps we have doubted. We have settled where we are spiritually.
We are all worshippers by nature. We are always worshipping something or someone. We worship that which we have identified that is greater than us, that fills us with admiration and is where we will deposit the best of us from our time, resources, our life, and devotion. What or who are we worshipping?
We cannot run away or hide from God. Once we give up our desires, dreams, will and let ourselves be found by that wonderful God, we discover that His intention is not to harm us but to bless us. He formed us even in our mother's womb for His purpose and ordained all our days before we saw the light of day.
Whether you are facing some circumstance or problem, in the midst of a storm, or are experiencing His mercies every day, we must learn to have a thankful heart for God, be filled with joy for His goodness and tell others about God.
Sometimes it doesn't seem worth doing the right thing! When the bad prosper and the good suffer, you may be tempted to doubt God, especially if you are trying to do the right thing! If we are not careful to have the right perspective, we may be tempted to stop doing what is right and try to do what is wrong. When the wicked seem to win, let us submit to God, be content in Him and do what is right, trusting that the Lord will judge righteously.
None of us are really safe until we take refuge in God. Need help? Then Psalm 121 is for you, it is a good psalm to remember and keep in mind and heart as we go through life's journey. It is our prayer that this psalm will help us to put our trust in God's providence and care for our lives.
Psalm 40 is a song about those pits of life. Because David waited intensely on the Lord to rescue him and learned how to wait on the Lord to get him out of the pits of his life. So it is a psalm about what to do when you are in the pit of problems, situations and circumstances.
Where do you go when life hits you with a crisis? Where do you turn when things get tough? How do you pray during a crisis? Many people are not prepared to pray in a crisis. Their prayers are filled with fear and panic, very different from the attitude in prayer that David shows us here in this Psalm 27. What we find is a prayer of absolute confidence in the midst of trial, we can learn from David about how to pray and the attitude we should have in the face of a crisis.
There is something called repentance. Repentance is much more than simply acknowledging wrongdoing; it is a change in thinking and heart that brings a new perspective on God, oneself and the world; it involves turning away from sin and turning to God for forgiveness.
In the midst of difficulties, circumstances and you feel that there is no answer to your prayer, do not stop praying, do not stop worshiping, do not stop looking for the only God who always listens, who is always in control of all things, who always has a hope and who always loves you and has something better.
Psalm 45 is a unique psalm. Most versions express this psalm as a love song. Some versions say that Psalm 45 is a wedding song, according to the title. The marriage described in Psalm 45 is a glorious and grand union. It is full of romance, beauty, majesty, but it is a marriage that will never end. It is destined for eternal glory! Psalm 45 shows us a beautiful picture of Christ and His church.
Listen in as Pastor Daiquan continues the “Summer in the Psalms” series.
Ascribe to the Lord, you heavenly beings, ascribe to the Lord glory and strength. - Psalm 29:1
In Psalm 1 we have a contrast, a division of direction, a plea for a deeper, more solid and more productive walk with God. The person who has a close walk with God is called Blessed. So how can we make the most of our walk with God? To make the most of our walk with God, we will need to look carefully at which direction we are going.
The only way we can be the people and the kind of church God wants us to be, and the only way we can stand firm, is to have a posture of kneeling in prayer. So, let us pray at all times, let us pray for one another. Let us pray as we bear one another’s burdens.
When we put on the spiritual armor of God we are protected for the conflict against evil and the evil one. God has given us a divine armor. It only remains for the believer to put it on, to make proper use of what God has provided. When we do so, we will overcome the attack of the enemy and victory will be certain.
Satan opposes believers in many ways, some of them direct and obvious methods and others are indirect and subtle. The promise in God's Word is that in Christ we can become overcomers rather than victims. Through Christ we can stand against Satan, stand firm and resist him successfully. Through the use of the whole armor of God and the practice of the spiritual disciplines, we find not only protection but victory in this spiritual conflict.
Christianity today has become too comfortable. Christians don’t recognize that we are in a spiritual war. A Christian who decides to just be comfortable, have a fun social life, etc. is of no use in the army of God. Not only will he or she suffer the losses of the battle, but also his or her family and the church where they congregate.
Jesus showed the women who sought Him at the tomb that He could give them something more, something better than what they were looking for. Don't let the rocks in life be obstacles to meeting the risen Jesus, our schedules, busyness, activities or demands. Jesus is willing to move the stone for you if you are willing to meet Him.
Whatever our workplace, we all have a boss over us or a worker under us. So whether you are a boss or a worker, a student or a teacher, a leader or someone who serves voluntarily, whatever your position, these verses apply to you and me. And as a Christian, Christian boss or Christian worker, we have a calling from God.
Christ did not die just for us to become great parents or great children. Christ died for us because each one of us, children and parents, have the greatest need, the salvation of our souls. Once He becomes our Lord, we must give control to the Holy Spirit, only then we will become better parents and develop better children.
Marriage is an image of Christ and his church. Jesus and the church are the ultimate reality. Again, as important as marriage is in itself, it points to something greater than itself. Marriage is an image of God and His relationship with His church, so we must follow God's design for marriage.
Paul exhorts us to imitate Christ. Wherever you go be like Christ, whether outside or inside the church, home, work or school, imitate Christ. Be like Christ to such an extent that those around you mistake you for Christ.
God calls us to renounce and put off our old selves. The point is that within us we have already become new creatures in Christ, we have a new identity, but in the flesh and its desires we still struggle with our old way of living. The Christian life is one that is marked by a constant search for the new life in Christ and the continual putting off of our former selves.
How we serve and function according to our design is how we grow in Christ. Our service affects others. When each member is functioning properly within the church, many will see the wonderful image that is called grace, kindness, love, joy, peace and above all they will see Jesus.
If we wish to reach those outside the church, we must be willing to set aside some of our own preferences. We must develop the attitudes Paul speaks of in order to reach the unity that is Christ, and live our lives worthy of the calling God has given us.
It is not just about believing something in an abstract way but becoming that which you believe and God says He has done for you and desires for you, it means that you experience a change in every area of your life. Being a Christian is more than just believing in a set of teachings. It is more than attending church or being a moral person.
God's revealed mystery was that once He put an end to sin by Christ's death on the cross, He would establish a new chosen people, a royal priesthood, a new living temple and a spiritual body called THE CHURCH. Through which He would bestow the responsibility of carrying His message of salvation to the ends of the earth. This new creation is composed of believers from every tongue, tribe and nation.
Our lives are not meant to be isolated. What does it mean to go from being an outsider to being part of God's family. Where do we go from being strangers to God's kingdom to having rights and status as citizens. God's work of giving us a NEW life not only makes us a new person, but also makes us part of a new family.
God's grace has been extended to us through only one means: the cross. Jesus is God's only means of forgiveness and redemption. People want to approach God on his terms, but that will never happen. The cross is God's cure for the cancer of sin and Christ is the only means to have a relationship with God.
Paul's prayer for the Ephesians was that they would truly know and believe these things: that the eyes of their hearts would be enlightened, that they would truly know the hope they have in Christ, the riches and glory of their inheritance, and the power that is theirs in Christ: power over death, over every enemy in heaven and on earth, this power being manifest in the church of Christ even now.
God has already given us everything we needed, need and will ever need, in spiritual and physical life. It all began in heaven, and it all depends and is in Christ. Before the world was created, God had already chosen you and me. God in His love and divine grace chose us to be rescued and to bless us with these spiritual blessings.
God has already given us everything we needed, need, and will ever need in spiritual and physical life. It all began, all depends, and is in Christ. Before the world was created, God had already chosen you and me. God in his love and divine grace chose us to be rescued and to bless us with these spiritual blessings.
This new year begins with putting aside everything that you know is holding you back spiritually, so that you can lead the Christian life the way God wants you to. Otherwise you will end up in December 2022 the same way or worse than you are today. Don't let the things of this world drag you down. Don't look at other people, don't get discouraged, just keep your eyes fixed on Jesus and RUN the race He has set before you until the day you meet Him.
In the third installment of his message series entitled “The Gift”, Pastor Marcus teaches on the gift of light. That light being the gift that was born on Christmas day, the gift of Jesus Christ, light unto the world. Listen in to this powerful message to hear how to let your light shine.
Jesus didn’t come just to make bad people good; He came to give life to those of us who were dead. Our problem is not only the bad things we do, the fundamental problem in our lives is our spiritual death. We don't just need renewal, we need a resurrection. We don't just need Jesus to move us from bad things to good things, we need Jesus to give us new life.
God gives us the gift of hope. The hope He gives us is not simply a wish, or a dream to achieve, or a maybe, but is a state of peace and assurance that what He has promised He will fulfill.
Discouragement is found everywhere, especially when our hope is not in Christ Jesus. Therefore, we must at all times fix our eyes on Him who is Almighty. So that when the storm hits we may find refuge in our Savior.
Depression does not go away automatically. Without Christ in your life you have no power to change your situation or yourself. Christ wants to be a vital part of your life and, if you give Him control, He will help you. Once Christ is a part of your life, ask Him to give you a new purpose and a new meaning to life.
God does not promise us a life without problems, but he does offer us a life without worries, that we experience hope once again. God gives all the grace and mercy we need to have hope every day. We all have daily problems, but as children of God, we also have daily mercies.
God is the father in this story, the one who gave everything to bring you back home. Who ran to you. Who gave up everything for you and who offers to clothe you with power and grace. None of us is beyond the reach of God's grace. No sin is too wicked; no place too far; no misdeed too severe; no shame too great; no corruption too advanced and no sin too foul. He is able to save every last one who comes to Him through Jesus.
Changes do not happen by thinking that you can just change scenery, nor do changes happen by just trying to change with our own strength, and much less do changes happen when we only have a superficial relationship with God. Jesus is the one who has opened the door to the Father's house. He is the one who invites those who have been far away and those who have thought they were close, to have a genuine relationship with the Father.
How can we grow in spiritual maturity and better relationships with others? God caused us to be born again through His Word; however, He never intended for us to remain spiritual children. Therefore, to grow spiritually and in our relationships, starting with God, we must be quick to listen, slow to speak and slow to become angry.
Bitterness holds your soul in bondage and prevents God's blessings from flowing to you and through you. Forgiveness frees you to experience God's abundant grace and to become a channel of that grace even to those who hurt you.
It’s not God's will for marriage to end in divorce. While God allows divorce in limited circumstances, it’s not what He wants for any marriage. We must not separate what God has joined together, your marriage was designed by God to be a permanent lifelong commitment.
Most of the trouble we get into in marriage is due to our neglect to read and obey God's instructions. God designed marriage as an illustration to show Himself to us as the Provider, the Sustainer, and the Lord in our relationship with Him.
Pastor Josh finishes the “Leverage” series with his message this week. In this final sermon he calls us into action, to apply all that we’ve learned in this series and use it to further God’s kingdom. Let’s get in the game!
Continuing the “Leverage” series, Pastor Marcus teaches on prayer. No matter how long the wait, we trust fully that the Lord will answer our prayers in due time.
If love is the mark of a believer, people who know us should recognize that we are disciples of Christ. Because people who say they love God have love for people. There is no doubt that imitating Jesus includes loving others and loving leads us to serve others. This leads us to show the gospel, because the love we really know is the love we really show.
What kind of worship are we giving? And what kind of worship does God want from you and me? We worship a Living God, and the kind of worship we offer to God says a lot about the idea we have of God. It also says a lot about us. Every follower of Jesus should offer their whole life in worship and service to God, and allow their minds to be transformed to know and live by God's will.
God calls us to dedicate and prepare our hearts, to have a determination and commitment to study, obey and share the Word of God. It all begins with a dedication, determination, and a commitment of your heart. It doesn't just "happen", there must be a commitment and a determination if you want to accomplish something meaningful.
Listen in as Pastor Marcus starts a brand new series entitled “Leverage.” Throughout this series we will take a closer look at how we are called to live as the Church. We are not made for isolation, God set it up so that we could thrive in community. The Church is defined as the people of God. The Church is God’s plan A, and when we come together, we can change the world.
Be sure to listen in as Pastor Daiquan starts a new mini-series entitled “One Another”.
Let the message of Christ dwell among you richly as you teach and admonish one another with all wisdom through psalms, hymns, and songs from the Spirit, singing to God with gratitude in your hearts. - Col 3:16
Listen in to the final message in the “7 Letters” series. Pastor Daiquan preaches on the church of Laodicea, a lukewarm, materialistic church.
“Don’t let anything supersede your love and passion for Jesus. He is pursuing you! Is your heart open to Him?”
In this week’s sermon in the “7 Letters” series, Pastor Marcus teaches on the Church of Philadelphia.
Pastor Josh teaches on the Church of Sardis in this week’s sermon in the “7 Letters” series.
Continuing the 7 Letters series on the seven churches of Revelations, Pastor Marcus teaches on the Church of Thyatira.
In this week’s sermon, Pastor Marcus teaches on the second church of Revelations, the church of Smyrna. Be sure to listen to this installment of the “7 Letters” series.
Pastor Marcus begins a new series on the seven churches of Revelations entitled “7 Letters.” Listen in to hear this powerful message.
Listen in to hear Pastor Josh bring an incredible word on finding fullness of life on this earth.
This week, Pastor Marcus wraps up his powerful sermon series entitled “Follow Me”. Listen in to hear the stirring conclusion. “Saved people, serve people!”
Listen in to hear Pastor Marcus continue his powerful sermon series entitled “Follow Me”.
Listen in to hear Pastor Marcus continue his powerful sermon series entitled “Follow Me”.
And as they went on their way, they came unto a certain water; and the eunuch said, “See, here is water! What doth hinder me from being baptized?” Acts 8:36
“Christ doesn’t throw our mess in our face; He dealt with our mess at Calvary.” - Pastor Marcus
For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord. Romans 6:23
“Through His death and resurrection our past is paid for and our present is transformed!” - Pastor Marcus D. Hayes
Pastor Marcus starts a new two-part series on Psalm 23. Listen in to hear this powerful message.
Listen in to hear Pastor Marcus’ powerful conclusion to the “Unlimited Minutes” sermon series.
“Be still and know that I am God; I will be exalted among the nations, I will be exalted in the earth.” - Psalm 46:10
In this week’s sermon, Pastor Josh continues the deep dive into the theology of prayer in the current series, “Unlimited Minutes.” Be sure to listen in to this powerful message.
“Your kingdom come, my kingdom go!” & so it continues, God drawing people into His presence & teaching them who He is. Today’s prayer for us all: that we would be awakened to the reality of the presence of God in our lives and trust Him. He’s a good, good Father.
Listen in to hear Pastor Marcus preach a new series on prayer entitled "Unlimited Minutes: The Theology of Prayer".
“Jesus modeled for us what it looks like to truly do the most loving thing… to share the gospel with somebody.” - Pastor Marcus
“Lord grant me to have a heart that’s focused on having a gospel-centered compassion, a gospel-centered conviction, and that I will obey the gospel-centered command.”
Listen in to hear to hear the start of a brand new series entitled “Love Your Neighbor.”
Action Steps:
• Be the first to smile, wave, and say hello to a new neighbor in the neighborhood.
• Make conversation with people you see regularly.
• Learn neighbors names and use them.
• Take a walk in your neighborhood and be intentional to chat with neighbors.
“There’s no better way to enter 2021 than to invite God’s presence into your life.” - Josh Wallace
Glory to God in the highest heaven, and on earth peace to those on whom his favor rests. - Luke 2:14
“Behold, the virgin shall conceive and bear a son, and they shall call his name Immanuel” Matthew 1:23
“God was at work in the ugliest of situations bringing forth his most beautiful son. In Christ he takes the ugliness of your life and redeems it for the beauty of his glory.” - Pastor Marcus Hayes
“We are more sinful and flawed in ourselves than we ever dare believe, yet at the same time we are more loved and accepted in Jesus Christ than we ever dare hope.” - Pastor Marcus
As Christmas season begins, Pastor Marcus begins a new series entitled “Faithful King.”
“Once you and I experience the goodness of God, the lavishness of God... we can’t help but to praise Him.” - Pastor Marcus Hayes
“Be reminded by the leaves this fall that our identity rests in the reat tree of the cross.” - Josh Wallace
Listen in to hear Pastor Josh Wallace preach the final message in the “Lessons From King Saul” series.
Listen in to hear Pastor Shondarius Williams preach the third message in the “Lessons From King Saul” series.
“It is the Lord and the Lord alone that can satisfy us.” - Daiquan N’kere
Listen in to hear Pastor Daiquan preach his message in the “Lessons From King Saul” series.
Listen in to hear to hear Pastor Marcus preach the first in a new series entitled “Lessons From King Saul”.
“I want to be blessed, broken, and then given out.“ -Marcus D. Hayes
In the final message in the “Unshaken“ series, Pastor Marcus preaches on the fear of the lack of provision.
For this week’s message, Pastor Marcus Hayes sat down to have an unscripted and heartfelt conversation with Paul Lancaster. Listen in to hear this meaningful discussion.
“Through every season of pain, God is writing a story for His glory and your good.” - Pastor Marcus Hayes
Listen in to hear Pastor Marcus’s message on the fear of loss.
“You don’t have to smell like what you went through!” - Marcus Hayes
Pastor Marcus continues the series “Unshaken” with this message on facing the fear of failure.
“If you are seeking The Kingdom of God, the God of The Kingdom will bring the things to you that you need.” - Clayton King
In this week’s message, guest speaker Clayton King preaches a sermon about facing uncertainty in life.
"If you and I don't LET GO, we will never experience where God wants to take us INTO THE UNKNOWN." ~ Pastor Marcus Hayes
Listen in to hear Pastor Marcus preach the second message in the “Unshaken” series.
“Peter was not walking on water rather he is walking on the promises of God; he was not standing on the waves, but he was standing on the character of Jesus.” - Pastor Marcus Hayes
Pastor Marcus preaches a message in the new series “Unshaken,” a series dealing with facing fear biblically.
“Generosity is the awareness that we are blessed to be a blessing.” - Pastor Stan Sullinger
“God isn’t after your money, he’s after your heart.” - Pastor Marcus Hayes
Pastor Marcus teaches on generosity and how important it is as Christians to not fall prey to greed but to instead be generous with what God has provided.
In the final message in the “Vantage Point” series, Pastor Marcus teaches on the eighth beattitude, being salt and light. It is our mission to be a light unto those lost in the darkness by reflecting Christ in our own lives.
“Blessed are those who are persecuted for righteousness' sake, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.” Matthew 5:10
Listen in to hear Pastor Shondarius teach on the persecutions we face everyday as Christians and how to the Bible teaches us to react.
“Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons of God.” Matthew 5:9
In this week’s message in the “Vantage Point” series, Pastor Marcus teaches on the seventh beattitude, peacefulness.
“Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God.” Matthew 5:8
In this week’s message in the “Vantage Point” series, Pastor Marcus teaches on the sixth beattitude.
“Blessed are the merciful, for they shall receive mercy.” Matthew 5:7
In this week’s message in the “Vantage Point” series, Pastor Marcus teaches on the fifth beattitude, mercifulness, and its application in our everyday lives.
In the fourth message in the “Vantage Point” series, Pastor Marcus teaches on Matthew 5:6. He teaches on what it truly means to hunger and thirst after God.
Listen in to hear Pastor Marcus’s message in the “Vantage Point” series. This week’s message is on the third beattitude, meekness, and it’s role in our everyday lives.
In the second message in the “Vantage Point” series, Pastor Stan Sullinger preaches a message on the second beattitude. Listen in to hear him teach on Matthew 5:4, “Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted.”
In the first message in the new series “Vantage Point,” Pastor Shondarius Williams preaches a message on the first beattitude. Listen in to hear Shondarius preach on seeing the world from Jesus’ perspective.
In the last sermon in the “Abide” series, Pastor Marcus teaches on the struggles and persecution that Christians face. While we live in the world, we are not of it.
Pastor Marcus preaches his second message in the “Abide” series. In it, he teaches on the true meaning and importance of love, and how to abide in God’s love.
Pastor Marcus preaches on John 15:1-3 in the new series “Abide.” In his message, Pastor Marcus teaches on our responsibility as Christians to produce fruit.
Listen to hear Justin Dancer, lead pastor of Hope Church, preach a message on Romans 8:31-39. In his message Justin teaches on what it means to have victory in Jesus.
Pastor Marcus preaches his message in the “Mirrors” series from Romans 12:3-8. In it, he speaks on our purpose in the church, serving, and how we can use our spiritual gifts to fulfill this purpose.
Listen in to hear Pastor Marcus preach on Romans 12:1-2 in this weeks message in the “Mirrors” series. Pastor Marcus teaches on the role of worship in the church and our lives.
Listen in to hear Pastor Marcus preach his fourth message in the “Mirrors” series. Preaching from Romans 8, Marcus teaches on the transforming power that our relationship with God brings.
Listen in to hear Pastor Marcus preach his third message in the series “Mirrors.” Using Romans 5:1-5, Pastor Marcus teaches the true biblical meaning of peace and how to obtain it in our lives.
In the second week of the “Mirrors” series, Pastor Marcus preaches on Romans 4:1-8 and losing your religion. He teaches how every religion has shortcomings, including Christianity, and our true focus should be having a relationship with God.
Pastor Marcus D. Hayes starts the new message series “Mirrors: Reflecting the Gospel in Everyday Life” with a sermon exploring what the Gospel is. Pastor Marcus uses Romans 1:16 to explore what the Gospel is and how it plays a role in all of our lives.
Listen in to hear Pastor Marcus’ Easter message. In his message, he preaches on 1 Corinthians 15:1-22 and the proof of Jesus’ resurrection.
Listen in to hear Pastor Marcus preach a message on this Good Friday. In his message on Romans 3:21-26, Marcus talks on the sacrifice of Jesus Christ on this day in history.
Listen in to hear Pastor Marcus D. Hayes preach first message as lead pastor of Crossroads. In this Palm Sunday message, Pastor Marcus breaks down Matthew 2 and teaches on its relevance to today.
Listen in to hear a heartfelt message in which Pastor Larry and Vicki say their goodbyes. They each share their experiences at Crossroads over their many years serving and encourage the church as it moves into a new season.
Listen in to hear Pastor Larry teach on Genesis 39. When life seems like the pits, we choose either to live bitter or live better.
Amidst the chaos that Coronavirus has caused all over the world, Pastor Larry teaches on where to place your trust. Listen in to hear him teach on Hezekiah and placing our trust in God.
Crossroads is excited to announce that Marcus D. Hayes, a man with great passion for God, God’s Word, God’s Gospel and all people, will become its new Lead Pastor. In celebration, this previously unreleased message that Pastor Marcus preached on February 23rd has been added so you can hear what great things are to come. Listen in to hear Pastor Marcus’ message on God’s call to go.
“You can’t spell gospel without GO!” - Pastor Marcus Hayes
Listen in to hear Pastor Larry preach on II Kings 22 & 23.
“You want to be a light in a dark community? Look like His child.” - Pastor Larry York
Listen in to hear Pastor Shondarius Williams preach his message on revival.
"Revival starts with you. It's a change inside of you." - Shondarius T. Williams
This week Pastor Larry York continues the series on I Peter. Listen in to hear him speak on staying strong during tough times.
“Think and act globally. Serve the Lord faithfully where God has us to His glory.” -Paul Dreessen
Our belief in God prompts action to be bold to live missionally for Jesus. Thank you Pastor Paul for your partnership in the Gospel.
“We live in a Humpty Dumpty World of broken lives. How can people who live in the dark come to the light if the people with the light are not willing to tell them about it?” - Mark Ramsey
Listen in to hear Mark Ramsey teach on 3 Circles. Learn how to develop the muscles of faith, and have more courage, more hope, and more passion to have gospel conversations as we live on the front line of life change!
We hope every person who calls Crossroads your home is encouraged knowing together we are a force. God is building a house of faith as we step out in obedience and live life as a giver not a taker. We are grateful for you and we are so grateful for Jesus!
“Choose to be a grateful person. Choose to live a grateful life!” ~ Dr. Roger Yancey
“As we enter a new year we have a choice before us; fear or faith? Will we see obstacles or opportunities? Will we obey God or be complacent? Will we be satisfied with mediocrity or strive for excellence? In 2020, believe the Lord is good and faithful. Have faith in Him.” ~Larry York
We are heading into 2020 full of faith and ready to hear from God!
As the decade comes to a close, Pastor Stan Sullinger preaches a message on examining your life and making changes with the help of Christ.
This week Pastor Larry York continues the message series The Story. Listen in to hear the story of the wise men.
This week Pastor Larry York continues the message series The Story. Listen in to hear the story of the Shepherds.
This week Pastor Larry York starts a new message series called The Story. Listen in to hear the story of Mary and Joseph.
Listen in to this special combined English/Spanish service to hear Pastor Carlos Rodríguez preach on Psalms 100.
This week Pastor Larry York continues the series on I Peter. Listen in to hear him speak on God’s blessing in our lives.
This week Pastor Larry York continues the series on I Peter. Listen in to hear him speak on God’s purpose for marriage.
This week Pastor Larry York continues the series on I Peter. Listen in to hear him speak on using the freedom we are given through Christ’s sacrifice.
This week Pastor Larry York continues the series on I Peter. Listen in to hear him speak on submitting to civil authorities.
This week Pastor Larry York continues the series on I Peter. Listen in to hear him speak on overcoming our struggles with sin.
This week Pastor Shondarious Williams continues the series on I Peter. “But you are a chosen race, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a people for His own possession, that you may proclaim the excellencies of Him who called you out of darkness into His marvelous light.” 1 Peter 2:9
This week Chris Millar continues his series on I Peter. Listen in to hear him speak on how love flowing from a pure heart will pray for each other, will have meaningful conversations with others, and will serve each other just like Jesus.
This week Chris Millar continues the series on I Peter.
“Our hope is fully set on the grace of Jesus Christ! If we place our Hope anywhere else- our ability, others’ approval, material assets- we will be discouraged and disappointed. We live with inexpressible joy when our Hope is set on the right thing- the grace of Jesus Christ.” ~ Chris Millar
Pastor Larry York continues his series on ! Peter. Listen to hear him speak on surviving during suffering.
This week Pastor Larry York starts a new series on I Peter. Listen in to hear his sermon on how our identity in Christ brings hope.