A verse-by-verse breakdown of 1 John, which will culminate on Easter Sunday as we celebrate and live in the victory of Christ. Throughout this series we will find out how, according to John, we can live confident, faith-filled lives, led by love, informed by the Gospel, and fueled by the assurance of our salvation.
Who is God, and what is He really like? Scripture shows us that God is a giver by nature, and when we truly know God the Giver, it changes how we view ourselves, others, and even how we live every day. In Kingdom Builders, we’ll explore how God’s generosity frees us from fear and teaches us to trust that He is always more than enough. Over these two weeks, we’ll learn what it means to become people who are shaped by God’s generosity and who are willing to do whatever it takes to build God’s kingdom.
Awaken is a reminder of God’s faithfulness and a call to awaken the Church to its mission again. This message invites us to step forward in faith together as God opens new doors—especially through what He’s doing in and through the Freeport campus—for the sake of reaching more people with the hope of Jesus.
Whether you’re married, single, dating, or hoping to be married someday, we all want relationships that are healthy, life-giving, and built to last. Yet real life has a way of pulling us apart. The Marriage You Want is a three-week series designed to help us reconnect, communicate better, and rediscover the joy God intended for marriage and relationships. No matter if your relationship feels strong, strained, or somewhere in between, this series will offer biblical wisdom and practical tools to help you build a healthy, resilient relationship that lasts.
We live in a world full of options to fill our stomachs, our schedules, and our minds — but still, our souls remain empty. In John 6, Jesus makes a bold claim: “I am the Bread of Life.” In this series, we’ll discover how to feed on the only One who truly satisfies.
Join us for this Christmas Eve sermon. Merry Christmas!
God Revealed is a 4-week Advent sermon series that explores the concepts of Christ’s Incarnation in John 1:1-14. This passage captures the heart of Christmas: The Word becoming flesh to dwell among us. It establishes a transformative narrative of “new beginnings” marked by the coming of Jesus, revealing how God enters human history. In this series, we will see how we can be a new creation, have a new mission, enter a new family, and have a new home. Jesus.
Being “weird” isn’t about being odd for the sake of it — it’s about living so differently from the world that people can’t help but notice something is different about you. As citizens of God’s Kingdom, we’re not meant to blend into the culture around us. In this series on 1 Peter, we’ll discover why God calls His people to stand out, how to live with purpose in a culture that’s not our home, and how our “weird” way of life can lead others to Jesus.
The Mission Week sermon for 2025 focuses on how every disciple has a role to play in the Kingdom, even when we don’t feel like the ‘main character.’ We also highlighted some of the ways God is using the people of Crosspoint in local and global mission.
Grace isn’t just God’s way of forgiving us—it’s His way of transforming us. This message explores how grace leads us beyond pardon to perfection in love. Discover how God’s grace doesn’t just save us from sin, but shapes us into the image of Jesus so that His perfect love can fill and overflow through our lives.
