By Pastor Doug Cox I check the washer fluid level in the car regularly. If it is getting low, I fill it up with windshield washer fluid. Makes sense right? Why even talk about it? Because I remember many years … Read the full article →
By Pastor Doug Cox If you have been around Crossroads for even a short amount of time, you know one of the things we encourage everyone to do is read their Bibles. The reason? Because if you don’t know … Read the full article →
By Doug Cox The story of Noah and the flood is a well known story from the Bible. Many Christians consider Noah a prophet. The apostle Peter calls him a preacher of righteousness. Noah’s story exists in many different cultures … Read the full article →
by Rebekah Harvey In a recent Bible study Pastor Jana shared a profound statement she said, “if you don’t have your priorities set, the enemy will set them for you”. I don’t think that any sane person would want their … Read the full article →
By Keith Gifford In my previous article, I wrote about the keys of the Kingdom and one of those keys being the fruit of our lips. Remember keys represent authority. Keeping in mind the importance of our words, let’s … Read the full article →
By Keith Gifford In Matthew chapter 16:13-20 from the NASB, we have an account of Peter’s confession of the Christ. I’m paraphrasing, but Jesus asked his disciples, “Who do you yourselves say that I am?” And Peter says, “You are … Read the full article →
By Pastor Doug Cox As a young boy one of my favorite TV shows was Daniel Boone. I loved trying to emulate his life by stalking imaginary Indians, and hunting our property with my bb gun. I also set muskrat … Read the full article →
By Pastor Doug Cox Recently, one of the men from the 4 C’s Men’s Group posted a meme that said, “prayer is not a back up plan, it is the battle plan.” It was only after becoming a Christian, did I … Read the full article →
By Pastor Doug Cox Walking down County Road at night is much different today than it was during the early 1960’s. Back then the streetlights were sparse, leaving shadowy, very dark grays in between where the light would lose its … Read the full article →
Discerning the Times By Pastor Doug Cox I have a coat stuffed away that I jokingly refer to as ‘my friend’ because it’s so big and fluffy that it takes up the room of another person. I use it when … Read the full article →