CrossPoint Church Hutchinson, MN

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At CrossPoint our desire is to help lead people into growing a relationship with Jesus.

  1. 5d ago

    Kingdom Quest

    What is worth giving your entire life for? In this message, Pastor Matt Troyer explores Jesus' parable of the priceless pearl and reveals why the Kingdom of God is worth more than anything this world can offer. From the promise of a restored creation in Revelation to the saving work of Jesus Christ, you'll discover that the greatest treasure isn't something you find—it's a relationship with the King. Whether you're considering faith for the first time or seeking encouragement to keep following Christ, this message is a powerful reminder that the Kingdom of God is worth every sacrifice, because what awaits us is far greater than anything we leave behind.

  2. Jul 20

    The Image is the Clue

    What does God truly deserve from your life? In this message from Mark 12, Pastor Matt Troyer unpacks Jesus’ famous words, “Give to Caesar what is Caesar’s, and to God what is God’s.” While the religious leaders tried to trap Jesus with a political question, Jesus turned the conversation toward something far more important: our ultimate allegiance. Because we bear God’s image and have been redeemed by Christ, every part of our lives belongs to Him. This message challenges us to live with wholehearted commitment to God’s rule, God’s kingdom, and God’s people.

  3. Jul 14

    It is Marvelous to Behold

    What happens when people reject the very Savior they've been waiting for? In this message from Mark 12, Pastor Matt Troyer unpacks the Parable of the Tenants to reveal God's incredible patience, humanity's persistent rebellion, and Jesus' role as the rejected cornerstone of our salvation. Through this powerful story, Matt shows how God's mercy has always been extended to His people, yet ultimately points to Christ—the Son who was rejected so we could be redeemed. This sermon is a compelling invitation to examine your own heart, marvel at the gospel, and build your life on the only foundation that will never fail: Jesus Christ, our Cornerstone.

  4. Jul 7

    A Fruitless Fig Tree & Mountain Moving Faith

    In this message from Mark 11, Pastor Matt Troyer unpacks Jesus' cursing of the fig tree, the cleansing of the temple, and His teaching on faith-filled prayer. He reveals how the fruitless fig tree and the busy temple exposed the danger of outward religion without a transformed heart. Matt challenges believers to pursue genuine faith that produces spiritual fruit, pray with bold confidence, and trust God's wisdom even when His answers don't come the way we expect. This message is a powerful reminder that God desires authentic devotion—not just religious activity—and invites us to live with wholehearted faith in Him.

  5. Jun 29

    The Triumphal Entry

    What do you do when life doesn't go the way you planned? In this message from Mark 11, Grant Engeman explores the tension between our expectations and God's greater purposes. Looking at Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem, he explains how many people expected a conquering king but were met instead by a humble Savior riding on a donkey. Through the stories of John the Baptist, Job, and the disciples, Grant challenges us to trust God's character even when His plans don't make sense. If you're walking through disappointment, unanswered questions, or an unexpected season of life, this message offers a powerful reminder that God's presence is enough—and His plans are always better than our own.

  6. Jun 23

    The Problem with Having A lot

    What would you give up to gain everything? In this message from Mark 10, Pastor Matt Troyer explores Jesus' encounter with the Rich Young Ruler and the question that matters most: How do we inherit eternal life? As the wealthy young man confidently claims he has obeyed God's commands, Jesus lovingly exposes the one thing standing between him and true faith—his trust in wealth. Through this powerful passage, we discover that no one is good enough to earn God's kingdom, that salvation is impossible through human effort alone, and that faith means trusting Jesus above everything else. While following Christ may involve sacrifice, Jesus promises that whatever is lost for His sake is nothing compared to what is gained in Him. The message concludes with a challenging question for every believer: What is the value of Jesus to you? Is He worth more than your comfort, security, possessions, and plans? Because in the end, true life is found not in what we hold onto, but in the One we trust.

  7. Jun 21

    Michael's Story

    In this powerful conversation, Brad sits down with Michael to go deeper into the story shared in his testimony video. Michael opens up about growing up knowing about Jesus but not truly knowing Him, and how discipleship transformed his faith from surface-level belief into a genuine relationship with Christ. He shares his struggle with alcohol, searching for meaning, and the realization that there had to be more to life than work and routine. Michael reflects on how meeting his fiancée, Annika, became a turning point in both his spiritual growth and personal life. Through her encouragement, a Growth Group, and eventually one-on-one discipleship, he began taking intentional steps toward becoming the spiritual leader God was calling him to be. Along the way, he learned how to pray more selflessly, trust God through difficult seasons, and persevere through challenges—including relationship struggles, car troubles, and seasons of uncertainty. Together, Brad and Michael discuss faith, trust, discipleship, the dangers of lukewarm Christianity, and why taking the next step with Jesus matters. Michael's story is a reminder that God often uses ordinary people, difficult circumstances, and simple acts of obedience to create extraordinary spiritual growth. If you've ever felt stuck in your faith or wondered if there's more to following Jesus, this conversation will encourage you to take that next step.

  8. Jun 15

    Faith Like a Child

    In this message from Mark 10, Pastor Matt Troyer explores Jesus' surprising teaching about who can enter the Kingdom of God. As parents bring children to Jesus, the disciples attempt to turn them away, but Jesus responds by welcoming them and declaring that the Kingdom belongs to those who receive it like a child. Throughout the sermon, Pastor Matt challenges the common belief that people earn God's favor through good behavior, religious performance, or personal achievement. Instead, he emphasizes that salvation is received through humility, dependence, and faith. Using Jesus' interaction with children and the parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector, the message contrasts two approaches to God: trusting in your own goodness and accomplishmentstrusting completely in God's mercy and grace The sermon repeatedly points listeners back to one central truth: The Kingdom of God is entered by mercy, not merit. Pastor Matt explains that children bring nothing to earn acceptance—they simply receive. In the same way, every believer must come before God recognizing their need for grace rather than relying on religious accomplishments or self-righteousness. The message concludes with a clear gospel invitation, reminding listeners that salvation is not something we achieve but something we receive through Jesus Christ. The takeaway is clear: No one enters God's Kingdom because they are good enough. We enter because God is merciful enough, and we receive that mercy with the humble faith of a child.

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