Crosspoint Church Sermon Podcast

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Is Jesus coming back? In the concluding week of this series Pastor Symonds digs into the question of Jesus’ return. What does this mean for us?

Why go to Church? We were excited to have Pastor Tim Guptill preach on this question. Join in as Tim leans into the second chapter of Colossians to examine ‘simple Church’.

During week 3 of our Summer series Pastor John tackles the question: How can I reserve a place among the saints who go marching in?

What exactly is the Gospel of Jesus? Join in as Pastor John teaches on the Good News!

Ground Work - Week 1 (John Symonds - July 21, 2019) by Crosspoint Church

From Passion to Produce. We closed off this series by looking at the fifth and sixth chapters in Galatians. What happens when we seek out Holy Spirit? What happens when we are driven by the fruits of the Spirit? Tune in to the final message in our ‘From This To That’ series now!

In this two-week teaching, Pastor Mark shares some of his journey over the last few months and year with great transparency. We’re thankful to have these two weekends to sit under Mark’s teaching and hope that these words encourage you with where you are at!

Care > Serve. Join in for the last week of this series where Nathalie looks into the story in which a woman’s encounter with Jesus teaches us much about how we can care for one another. Serve one another isn’t everything. The bigger question is… how are we caring for one another?

Enough is not a level of wealth you obtain. Enough is a statement of trust you proclaim. The need to accumulate can, ironically, leave us feeling quite empty. So, when do we know when we have ‘enough’? How do we gauge this? Join in for week 5 of this series in which Pastor Jamie explores these questions and more.

I’m sorry. Often these two words are hard to say. How do we do the work of repentance and reconciliation well? How do we do this authentically? Join in for week three of this series in which Pastor John explores the idea that being forgiven people sets us up to understand this more than we think!

“No” is often used or thought of in a negative way. No is a shutdown or a way to ignore – a put off of a closed road. Perhaps we should reclaim this word and seek to understand the ways in which a “no” is good. Join in for week two of this series in which Pastor Jamie explores these ideas and more!

Rev. Nick Graham leads us through the importance of saying 'yes' to Jesus despite your circumstances.

We weren’t born yesterday..! We’re turning 125 this year! Join in as we hear from lots of voices and for a message from Pastor Jamie!

Ever wonder why some versions of the Bible have red letters? In this one-off sermon Pastor John speaks on this – that as we read the red letters, we read the words of Jesus. These words didn’t just apply before the cross, they still mattered after. There is still clarity to see, still hope to grasp onto and there are still steps to take with Jesus.

The conclusion of our 12 Neighbors series is anything but that… we pray it’s the beginning. When Jesus commissioned the disciples it wasn’t just about them – sure, they were present for this moment with Jesus but it goes far beyond that group of people. We, like the disciples, have much to learn and we must not be daunted by that. Jesus assured them of his presence in AND around them – isn’t that the best part? Loving your neighbor is loving God – love is the mission.

I don’t know what I don’t know until I know. How do we do the work of understanding? What’s our motivation to understand? What are we not aware of? What is God trying to help us to see? Jesus told us to love our neighbors but, are we willing to listen and really hear another’s story? Are we willing to not just love our neighbor but also to learn from them? Join Nathalie as she speaks on her journey through these thoughts with God.

Better together. We all have those moments where we become aware of a need, we want to help but become overwhelmed by the enormity of doing something impactful. Perhaps God intended Kingdom/community to not just be about being together but also – working together. Through the encouragement of others and the asking for help, perhaps through those processes, we learn that this isn’t about “getting a job done” but seeing and celebrating the value in each other.

Everyone has gifts. Everyone has something to contribute. Everyone cares about something and that passion is their motivation to act. God has placed value on each of us. We all know this but… it’s easy to forget. It’s easy to make a judgment on another’s value due to how you view them. It’s easy to discount another’s value due to what you think they can or can’t contribute. Doing the work of starting with strengths isn’t easy but it is of Jesus. Join Pastor Dave for a message on these concepts and more!

“The law brought relief but Jesus brought resolution.” We all want to help. We want to help ourselves, the people around us and more! But how do we really help? Is the help we are willing to give effect or just a way to check and box? Join in on Pastor Jamie’s message about the work of development and where this concept originated from.