CrossPointe Church

Oct 3

Dear CrossPointe, Our text for this Sunday is Genesis 18:1–33. C. S. Lewis once wrote, “Is there any pleasure on earth as great as the circle of Christian friends by a good fire?” Genesis 18 gives us something like that picture, only instead of gathering around a fire, Abraham welcomes his guests ...Read more

Dear CrossPointe, Our text for this Sunday is Genesis 18:1–33. C. S. Lewis once wrote, “Is there any pleasure on earth as great as the circle of Christian friends by a good fire?” Genesis 18 gives us something like that picture, only instead of gathering around a fire, Abraham welcomes his guests beneath the shade of a tree. This chapter really has it all: a meal shared between friends, a wife who laughs at God, and a man who pleads for a city that’s about to be destroyed. But underneath it all is a beautiful picture of the gospel. We meet the God who comes near, keeps his promises even when they seem impossible, judges evil with perfect justice, and listens as Abraham pleads for mercy. And all of it points us forward to Jesus, the promised Son who came near to us and the righteous One through whom guilty people can receive mercy. There’s certainly a lot to unpack, and I’m looking forward to seeing together how this remarkable chapter points us to the beauty of the gospel. And because it’s the first Sunday of the month, we’ll also observe the Lord’s Supper! Can’t wait to gather together! Love y’all! TK

Sep 28

Online Now: Genesis 17:1–27, “God's Covenant Grace” Tap the link in bio to watch now.

Sep 26

Dear CrossPointe, It’s safe to say that our text for this Sunday, Genesis 17:1–27, is one of the most important chapters in the whole Bible. And within it is one of the most important verses as well: “And I will establish my covenant between me and you and your offspring after you throughout their...Read more

Dear CrossPointe, It’s safe to say that our text for this Sunday, Genesis 17:1–27, is one of the most important chapters in the whole Bible. And within it is one of the most important verses as well: “And I will establish my covenant between me and you and your offspring after you throughout their generations for an everlasting covenant, to be God to you and to your offspring after you” (Gen. 17:7). I think Donald Macleod said it well: “What did God say to Abraham? ‘I will be your God.’ What does that mean? It means that God is saying to Abraham, ‘I will be for you. I will exist for you. I will exercise my God-ness for you. I will be committed to you.’ There is no way that can be improved upon! There is no more glorious promise: not in Romans, not in Hebrews, not in Revelation, not in the Gospel of John, not in the Upper Room: nowhere! These words of the Abrahamic covenant have never been excelled and never will. . . .” I can’t wait to be with you on Sunday as we stand in awe of God’s sovereign and glorious grace! Love y’all! TK

Sep 21

Online Now: Genesis 16:7–16, “God’s Heart for the Afflicted” Tap the link in bio to watch/listen.

Sep 19

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