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

  1. 4d ago

    The Destruction of the Temple and the Return of Jesus

    What does Jesus actually want us to know about the end times? In Mark 13, Jesus gives His disciples startling news: the temple will be destroyed, difficult days are coming, and one day He will return in power and glory. In this message, Pastor Matt Troyer walks through one of Jesus’ most challenging teachings, separating speculation from what Jesus clearly calls His followers to do. Rather than obsessing over dates and signs, we’re called to live alert, prepared, and expectant—knowing God’s Word, standing firm when life gets difficult, and confidently trusting that Jesus will keep every promise He has made. The question isn’t simply when Jesus will return, but how are we living while we wait?

  2. Aug 18

    Jesus Before His Birth

    Who is Jesus—really? In this message from Mark 12, Pastor Matt Troyer explores a question Jesus asked the religious leaders that challenged everything they thought they knew about the Messiah. Through Psalm 110 and Daniel 7, we discover that Jesus is far more than a great teacher or even a descendant of David—He is the Son of God and the Son of Man, our Savior and reigning King. Matt challenges us to move beyond simply knowing facts about Jesus to truly beholding Him for who He is. Because when we rightly understand Jesus, it changes how we respond to Him—giving us a deeper reverence for who He is and confidence in who He says He is.

  3. Aug 10

    The Most Important Commandment

    What’s the main thing in following Jesus? This week, Grant Engeman from the CrossPoint Teaching Team challenges us to simplify what we often make complicated. Jesus said the greatest commandment is to love God with everything we have and to love our neighbor as ourselves. Love isn’t just another part of the Christian life—it’s the measure of it. But this isn’t the shallow, sentimental version of love our culture often celebrates. It’s agape love—sacrificial, enduring, and willing to give itself away. And Grant reminds us that the greatest threat to that kind of love may be our tendency to put ourselves back at the center. So how do we become people who genuinely love well? Not by trying harder, but by receiving the love of God first. Love comes in, love goes out. As we understand God’s love, allow it to move from our heads to our hearts, and live from that identity, loving others becomes an overflow of what God is already doing in us. The main thing is to keep the main thing the main thing—and the main thing is love.

  4. Aug 3

    God of the Living

    What if the biggest mistake you could make is believing the wrong thing about eternity? In this message from Mark 12, Pastor Jeremy Kisor unpacks Jesus' encounter with the Sadducees, who denied the resurrection, and reveals why the resurrection isn't just an important Christian doctrine—it's the foundation of our faith. By exploring Jesus' response and the testimony of Scripture, Jeremy challenges us to know God's Word, trust God's power, and confidently place our hope in the risen Christ. Discover why the resurrection isn't a myth to debate, but a life-changing truth that gives every believer hope beyond the grave.

  5. Jul 27

    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.

  6. 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.

  7. 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.

  8. 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.

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