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SERMONS CROSSROADS LIVE Toggle navigation The gospel of John captures narratives and interactions that displayed the lifestyle and heart of Jesus. From the opening, we capture just how important Jesus is in understanding the heart of God and responding to him in relationship. As we discover just how Jesus lived and loved, we can begin to follow his example in our own lives. As we do, we also reflect the heart of God and express his love to the world around us. Enter Jesus - The First Sign Phil Heller 02/02/20 Enter Jesus - Come and See Matt Volkman (West) 01/26/20 Enter Jesus - Come and See Andrew Bondurant (Newburgh) 01/26/20 Enter Jesus - A Messenger of Hope Phil Heller 01/19/20 Enter Jesus - The Word Made Flesh Phil Heller 01/12/20 Enter Jesus - Life in His Name Jeremy Lalk 01/05/20 Every parent chooses the name of their child carefully. The list of possibilities often includes the names of beloved family members and friends. Sometimes, a name is selected because the parents like the way it sounds, or the manner in which it rolls off the tongue. Another criteria used in naming children is the 'trendiness" of the name (the most popular names for baby boys and girls born in the United States over the past year were “Liam” and “Emma,” respectively). Throughout scripture we see several names ascribed to the Son of God. To a person unfamiliar with the Bible this can be quite confusing. They may ask: “Why so many names?” “What does each name mean?” or even, “What’s in a name?” In this season, and throughout our lives, we celebrate the birth of Jesus by recognizing the power and significance of each name given Him: Immanuel, Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace, Jesus! What Child Is This?; Prince of Peace Matt Volkman 12/29/19 What Child Is This?; Immanuel Phil Heller 12/24/19 What Child Is This?; Everlasting Father Ross Langston 12/15/19 What Child Is This?; Mighty God Phil Heller 12/08/19 What Child Is This?; Wonderful Counselor Phil Heller 12/01/19 In Matthew Chapters 5-7, Jesus delivers a speech that launches a world-wide revolution. As he sits on a mountainside and speaks to the crowd that has gathered, he describes “the #BLESSED life”, but the picture he paints is VERY different from what you would expect the typical revolutionary to paint. To motivate his followers, Jesus encourages them to be “poor” and “meek.” He tells them to show mercy even when (especially when) it is undeserved and then goes on to say that they will suffer persecution and insults, and this suffering should bring them joy; their hardships are actually blessings! In this, his most famous sermon, Jesus flipped the script on God’s chosen people. For centuries, they’d looked to their PAST for answers in their PRESENT life. Now, Jesus was telling them to look to their FUTURE. He told them that the Law, handed down to them by God, was actually prophetic. It pointed to a future that HE was bringing to pass. He told them their true value was to be found in living a life pleasing to God—and by pursuing this life, they would fulfill every aspect and intent of the Law. Jesus promised the suffering they were enduring here on Earth would prove to be insignificant compared to their future with Him. God’s intent from day one has been for us to live a blessed life. Since the fall of man, our world has presented many false images or imitations of this life. When Jesus came to Earth, he painted a picture of what this life truly looks like and then, as a benediction to his sermon, he went on to live a TRULY blessed life, as an example for us to follow. The Sermon On The Mount: Vision Phil Heller, Jeremy Lalk, Bill Altman, Andrew Bondurant 11/24/19 The Sermon On The Mount: Pursuit Phil Heller - Lead Pastor 11/17/19 The Sermon On The Mount: Do Not Judge Andrew Bondurant - Family Ministries Pastor 11/10/19 The Sermon On The Mount: Seek God's Global Kingdom Jay Greer - Mustard Seed Network 11/03/19 The Sermon On The Mount: Investing Phil Heller 10/27/19 The Sermon On The Mount: Motivation Phil Heller 10/20/19 The Sermon On The Mount: Radical Love Andrew Bondurant 10/13/19 The Sermon On The Mount: Freely Limited Ross Langston 10/06/19 The Sermon On The Mount: Purity Phil Heller 9/29/19 The Sermon On The Mount: Reconciliation Phil Heller 9/22/19 The Sermon On The Mount: Righteousness Phil Heller 9/15/19 The Sermon On The Mount: Flourishing Phil Heller 9/8/19 Life is not meant to be lived passively. A life well-lived has power and purpose. As CHRIST-FOLLOWERS, we’ve been saved from stagnation and called for a purpose greater than ourselves. As THE CHURCH, we gather, and we gain strength. As we scatter, we share the Love of God with the world around us. The church is not a building but a PEOPLE... confident in Christ, and UNITED with one mission: to continue the good work that He began. NOW is the time for us to say, “LET’S DO THIS!” Let's Do This: Week 5; Sent Phil Heller 9/1/19 Let's Do This: Week 4; Scattered Ross Chapman 8/25/19 Let's Do This: Week 3; Gathered (Collectively Called) Ross Langston 8/18/19 Let's Do This: Week 2; Called Phil Heller 8/11/19 Let's Do This: Week 1; Saved Andrew Bondurant 8/4/19 The Book of Jonah includes much more than the simple Sunday school story of “Jonah and the Big Fish”… This book highlights God’s sovereignty and mercy. It shows his love for all of mankind—those that follow Him, and those that have chosen to go the opposite direction. This “simple child’s story” foreshadows the manner in which Jesus proved his identity as God’s son and brought the means for salvation to the world. This historical account of the prophet Jonah, who lived seven centuries before the birth of Christ, is full of rich application for the life of a 21st century believer. We can see that there is a little bit of Jonah in every one of us; we’ve all been given a mission from God, and at times we have all had our own reasons for shying away from boldly proclaiming the Good News of Jesus to a world that desperately needs this message. It has been said that there are glimpses of the Gospel Message in every book of the Bible. This is definitely proven true in the Book of Jonah, the prophet. Jonah: Week 4; Our Reaction to God's Call Phil Heller 07/28/19 Jonah: Week 3; Our Reaction to God's Grace Phil Heller 07/21/19 Jonah: Week 2; Our Relationship With God's World Phil Heller 07/14/19 Jonah: Week 1; Our Relationship With God's Word Phil Heller 07/07/19 None of us are here by accident. Our creator, God has uniquely designed each and every one of us. We have specific gifts, talents and abilities that God has given to us to reflect his goodness and glory. Join us in this 6 week series as we discover how His Church, our relationships, our work and prayer were all created By Design. By Design: Week 6; God's Design for Prayer and Spiritual Warfare Greg Pruett 06-30-19 By Design: Week 5; God's Design for Work Ross Chapman 06-23-19 By Design: Week 4; God's Design for the Family Phil Heller 06-16-19 By Design: Week 3; God's Design for Marriage Mark Silen 06-09-19 By Design: Week 2; God's Design for People (What Are You Wearing?) Ross Langston 06-02-19 By Design: Week 1; God's Design for the Church Andrew Bondurant 05-26-19 Jesus People: People of Prayer Ross Langston 05-19-19 Jesus People: People of Unity Andrew Bondurant 05-12-19 Jesus People: People on Mission Brandon Watts 05-05-19 Jesus People: People of Worship Phil Heller 04-28-19 Jesus People: People of Hope Andrew Bondurant 04-21-19 Easter Service Andrew Bondurant 04-21-19 21 Days Of Prayer - Week 3 Ross Langston 4/14/2019 21 Days Of Prayer - Week 2 Denny Stevenson 4/7/2019 21 Days Of Prayer - Week 1 Bill Altman 3/31/2019 Acts - Accomplished Through Us: Week 5 Andrew Bondurant 03-24-19 Acts - Accomplished Through Us: Week 4 Ross Langston 03-17-19 ACTS - Accomplished Through Us: Week 3 Ross Langston 03-10-19 ACTS - Accomplished Through Us: Week 2 Bill Altman 03-04-19 ACTS - Accomplished Through Us: Week 1 Andrew Bon...