CrossPointe Church

Nov 8

Dear CrossPointe, Our text for this Sunday is Genesis 22:1–24, and it brings us to one of the most difficult and remarkable moments in Abraham’s life. After waiting 25 years for God to give him a son, Abraham is now commanded to sacrifice that very son. It’s a crushing command and an extraordinary...Read more

Dear CrossPointe, Our text for this Sunday is Genesis 22:1–24, and it brings us to one of the most difficult and remarkable moments in Abraham’s life. After waiting 25 years for God to give him a son, Abraham is now commanded to sacrifice that very son. It’s a crushing command and an extraordinary test of faith. And as we walk through this story, we’ll be confronted with some difficult questions about our own faith, our willingness to trust God, and what we love most. But even more importantly, we’ll see the glorious faithfulness of a God who provides for his people. And nowhere is that more beautifully displayed than in the gift of his own Son, Jesus Christ. Pray that God will help us as we gather on Sunday! Also, we have the pleasure of witnessing two folks be baptized into our church membership. And, my dear friend, Brian Croft, will be with us as well. Brian is the Founder and Executive Director of Practical Shepherding, which is a ministry aimed at strengthening and supporting local church pastors. Go check it out! Love y’all! TK

Nov 2

Online Now: Genesis 21, “It’s Worth the Wait” Tap the link in bio to watch/listen.

Oct 31

Dear CrossPointe, Our text for this Sunday is Genesis 21:1–34, and after ten chapters and twenty-five years of waiting, the moment we’ve all been waiting for has finally arrived: Isaac is born! God has kept his promise to Abraham and Sarah, exactly as he said he would. But here’s a question worth...Read more

Dear CrossPointe, Our text for this Sunday is Genesis 21:1–34, and after ten chapters and twenty-five years of waiting, the moment we’ve all been waiting for has finally arrived: Isaac is born! God has kept his promise to Abraham and Sarah, exactly as he said he would. But here’s a question worth thinking about: Why does God make us wait for the fulfillment of his promises? After all, waiting isn’t exactly something most of us enjoy. And yet, waiting is a huge part of the Christian life. This Sunday, we’ll consider how God uses seasons of waiting to grow our faith, teach us to trust his Word, and fix our hope on the promises that are still to come. Can’t wait to worship with y’all on Sunday as we gather together to feast on God’s Word and the Lord’s Supper! TK

Oct 26

Online Now: Genesis 20:1–18, “Salvation by Sovereignty” Tap the link to watch/listen: https://vimeo.com/1239327119

Oct 24

Dear CrossPointe, Our text this Sunday is Genesis 20:1–18, which sadly depicts one of the great low points in Abraham’s journey of faith. Almost unbelievably, what we see in Genesis 20 is that Abraham once again lies about Sarah being his sister, and once again, she’s taken by a pagan king. It’s...Read more

Dear CrossPointe, Our text this Sunday is Genesis 20:1–18, which sadly depicts one of the great low points in Abraham’s journey of faith. Almost unbelievably, what we see in Genesis 20 is that Abraham once again lies about Sarah being his sister, and once again, she’s taken by a pagan king. It’s one of the most disgraceful failures in Abraham’s life, and it’s all because he gives in to the temptation of a familiar old sin. And yet, the dominant chord that sounds throughout this story isn’t Abraham’s faithless failure, but the unfailing faithfulness of God’s sovereign grace. There’s much to see in this chapter, and I trust the Lord will use His Word to do His work! Love y’all! TK