by Rebekah Harvey At the beginning of the month of June at Crossroads we received communion and Pastor Doug encouraged us to remember Who the Lord is and to remember the day that we received the Lord. Jesus stood between … Read the full article →
By Pastor Doug Cox While many in the world are focusing on pride during the month of June, I want to encourage the members of Crossroads to celebrate with humility the fact that God is our provision. Everything we need … Read the full article →
by Rebekah Harvey This past Sunday Pastor Doug shared a great message about having courage to defend your biblical worldview. One point that he brought out was that there are seasons for things. Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 “To everything there is a … Read the full article →
by Rebekah Harvey This past Sunday was Pentecost, you may wonder how that could be important to you. Here are some reasons to help us as Christians understand Pentecost today. Pentecost is a celebration of the birth of Israel and … Read the full article →
By Doug Cox In Matthew 22:36-40 you find a lawyer testing Jesus. He asks Him the question “…which is the great commandment in the law?” I’m betting the lawyer was surprised to be given a three-pronged answer. First Jesus quoted … Read the full article →
By Pastor Doug Cox I usually don’t realize I’m doing it but sometimes when I hear certain things I’ll roll my eyes. My family laughs at me and makes fun of me when I do it and it’s kind of … Read the full article →
by Rebekah Harvey Passover this year began on Monday April 22nd and ends on Tuesday April 30th. Passover was and is to be observed each year by Jewish families. These families were to remember and discuss the great deliverance of … Read the full article →
by Rebekah Harvey This past Sunday in the message we were challenged to pray for compassion and love and we read from Luke 10: 25 “And behold, a certain lawyer stood up and tested Him, saying, “Teacher, what shall I … Read the full article →
by Rebekah Harvey Jesus sees people differently than we do; He looks at each of us with value. He spent time with all sorts of different people, the religious, the sick, demon possessed, adulterous, jealous, judgmental and so many others. … Read the full article →
By Pastor Doug Cox I just finished spending about an hour reading through a manual of instructions trying to figure out why some of our chandeliers are turning off in the middle of the Sunday morning service. (It couldn’t be … Read the full article →