Cross Church DFW

Vincent Silmon

Cross Church is a community of faith that loves God and loves People. Located in Denton, Texas it is our mission to impact our community for Jesus Christ. Our call is simple: Reach, Connect and Grow believers to a new level of relationship with God. Our church is unique because we value and embrace diversity, are passionate about serving our community, promote relationships with Christ over religion and reflect the love of Christ in everything we do. If you're looking for a friendly environment, relevant messages, passionate worship, service-centric outreach, and a multiethnic community then you're in the right place at the Cross Church.

  1. Aug 23

    You Can't Live Like Jesus Hiding Behind the Door | The Way

    Pastor Vincent Silmon closes out our series The Way with a message on what it actually looks like to live like Jesus. In John 20, the disciples are locked in a room, afraid, hiding from the people who killed the one they had followed. Jesus walks right into the middle of it and gives them three things: peace, purpose, and power. He does not wait for their circumstances to change first. He steps into the chaos and settles what is happening inside them, then He sends them out. Following Jesus begins inwardly, but it always leads outwardly. What He puts in you was never meant to stop with you. Scripture: John 20:19-22 (NLT) Additional passages: Philippians 4:6-8, Acts 1:8 NEXT STEPS New here or ready to take a next step? We would love to connect with you. Whether you have questions about faith, want to give your life to Jesus, want to get baptized, or want to get plugged into a group, our Next Steps team is ready to walk with you. Subscribe and search @CrossChurchDenton on YouTube so you never miss a message. JOIN US IN PERSON Cross Church Denton 1100 Dallas Dr #106, Denton, TX 76205 Sundays at 9:00 AM and 11:00 AM CONNECT WITH US Website: crosschurchdenton.org Instagram: @CrossChurchDenton Facebook: @CrossChurchDenton YouTube: @CrossChurchDenton Cross Church is a multi-ethnic, multi-cultural, multi-generational family in Denton, Texas. Our vision is ONE, and around here, no one walks alone. #CrossChurchDenton #ONE #NoOneWalksAlone #TheWay #DentonTX #Sermon #JohnChapter20 #HolySpirit

  2. Aug 9

    Our First Calling Is To Be With Jesus | The Way Week 2

    Before Jesus ever sent anyone out, He called them to come and be with Him. In Week 2 of The Way, Pastor Vincent Silmon opens Mark 3 and points to  something easy to miss: Jesus went up the mountain, called the ones He  wanted, and they came to Him. The sending came second. As Pastor Vincent  put it, our first calling is to be with Jesus. From there we walk into John 15 and the picture of the vine and the  branches, where fruit is not something we manufacture but something that  grows out of staying connected. Then we sit down in Luke 10 with two  sisters: one busy in the kitchen doing good work, one on the floor at  His feet. Only one of them was told she had found the thing that could  not be taken from her. Jesus desires a life shared with us. So the question this week is a  simple one and a hard one: What does your relationship with Jesus look like? SCRIPTURE IN THIS MESSAGE Mark 3:13-14 John 15:16 John 15:4-5 Luke 10:38-42 THE WAY: 28 DAY DEVOTIONAL AND READING PLAN Week 2 is Be With Jesus. Seven days of reading, reflection, and practice  built to move this message off the screen and into your actual week. Weekly Challenge: spend at least 15 uninterrupted minutes with Jesus  each day. Get the plan here: [READING PLAN URL] NEW HERE? Cross Church Denton is a multi-ethnic, multi-cultural, and  multi-generational family. Whoever you are, whatever you are carrying,  there is a seat for you here. No one walks alone. Sundays at 9:00 AM and 11:00 AM 1100 Dallas Dr #106, Denton, TX 76205 crosschurchdenton.org Subscribe to @CrossChurchDenton so you never miss a message in The Way. Grow closer. Follow deeper. Live different. #CrossChurchDenton #ONE #NoOneWalksAlone #TheWay #BeWithJesus  #Mark3 #John15 #Luke10 #DentonTX #Discipleship

  3. Aug 2

    What Does It Mean to Follow Jesus? | The Way Week 1

    Jesus did not hand Peter and Andrew a plan. He walked up to the shoreline where they were working, said "Come, follow me," and they left their nets right there in the sand. Week one of The Way opens in Matthew 4 with the question the whole series is built on: what does it actually mean to follow Jesus? Pastor Vincent Silmon walks through the moment four fishermen dropped everything for an invitation that came with no details attached. Believing is where faith starts. Following is the proof that it is real. And most of the time the step comes before the clarity does. If you have been waiting to see the whole picture before you move, start here. SCRIPTURE Matthew 4:18-22 Psalm 119:105 Philippians 3:7-8 THE WAY: 28 DAY DEVOTIONAL AND READING PLAN Grow closer. Follow deeper. Live different. Walk through the series with us one day at a time. Scan the code on Sunday or grab the plan at crosschurchdenton.org NEW HERE? Subscribe to @CrossChurchDenton and turn on notifications so you never miss a message. New sermons post every week. JOIN US THIS SUNDAY 9:00 AM and 11:00 AM 1100 Dallas Dr #106, Denton, TX 76205 crosschurchdenton.org ABOUT CROSS CHURCH DENTON We are a multi-ethnic, multi-generational family built on the vision of ONE from Acts 2. Whoever you are and wherever you are coming from, there is a seat here for you. No One Walks Alone. #CrossChurchDenton #TheWay #ONE #NoOneWalksAlone #FollowingJesus #DentonTX #Sermon

  4. Jul 19

    You Were Never Meant to Fit In | Cross Church Denton

    Pastor Vincent continues the Unashamed series at Cross Church Denton with a message from Romans 12:1-8 titled "Unashamed to Be Different." For the first eleven chapters of Romans, Paul focuses on everything God has done for us through Jesus Christ. We have been justified, sanctified, and made righteous. We no longer have to live in condemnation because we have been set free from sin. But in Romans 12, Paul makes a shift. The focus moves from what Jesus has done to how we respond to it. Because it is not enough just to know it. All of us want to fit in. On some level we all seek approval and want to be accepted. But as followers of Jesus Christ, we were never meant to fit in. In this message: Surrender is our grateful response to God's mercy and it is our greatest act of worship. You cannot be different unless you first learn to let go. A living sacrifice is a life fully surrendered to God, giving Him complete control, every day choosing to say: Lord, my plans, my family, my career, my money, my body, my future, my entire life belongs to you. What shapes your mind will ultimately shape your life. Do not copy the behaviors and customs of the world. Ask yourself: is your Bible shaping your thoughts, or your social media feed? Is it your prayer life, or your politics? Is it contentment, or comparison? Transformation is not instant. It is a process that began the day you gave your life to Christ and does not end until you are transfigured into life eternal. It is good to know who you are, but do not forget whose you are. When it comes to how we see ourselves, we fall into two ditches: pride and insecurity. They look like opposites, but both are rooted in the same problem. Both are self-focused. When we know whose we are, we no longer have to prove who we are. God did not save us to leave us sitting on the sideline. You were not saved to be a consumer. You were saved to be a contributor. In faith, there is no bench. Every part of the body has a purpose and a role, and serving is one of the true markers of transformation. Scripture referenced: Romans 12:1-8 (NLT) Romans 8:1 Luke 9:23 John 15:5 1 Peter 4:10 New here or looking for a next step? Visit crosschurchdenton.org or stop by the Next Steps wall on Sunday. Cross Church Denton 1100 Dallas Dr #106, Denton, TX 76205 Sundays at 9:00 AM and 11:00 AM crosschurchdenton.org

  5. Jul 5

    No Condemnation: Living From Who God Says You Are | Unashamed

    If you have been forgiven, why do you still feel condemned? In week 5 of Unashamed, Pastor Melissa opens Romans 8 and shows us the life the Holy Spirit makes possible. This is where Paul shifts from what Christ has done FOR us to what God is now doing IN us. The invitation is simple and hard at the same time: stop striving to earn a verdict God has already given, and start living from it. Here is the truth that anchors the whole message: you cannot live unashamed while you are still living defeated. In this message: : A life in the Spirit lives from freedom, not condemnation (Romans 8:1-4) : A life in the Spirit produces transformation, not performance (Romans 8:5-13) : A life in the Spirit lives from identity, not insecurity (Romans 8:14-17) : A life in the Spirit points others to Jesus (Romans 8:16-17) A few things to hold onto: The enemy knows your name but calls you by your sin. Jesus knows your sin yet calls you by your name. You are not a pardoned criminal on probation. You are an adopted son or daughter who gets to cry out, Abba, Father. And the Spirit is not asking you to try harder. He is asking you to surrender more. Scripture: Romans 8:1-17, Galatians 5:22-24 CROSS CHURCH DENTON We are a church that loves God and loves people. Multi-ethnic, multi-cultural, multi-generational, built on one vision: ONE. No one walks alone. Join us Sundays at 9AM and 11AM 1100 Dallas Dr #106, Denton, TX 76205 crosschurchdenton.org Subscribe and turn on notifications so you never miss a message. If this word met you today, send it to someone who needs it. #CrossChurchDenton #ONE #NoOneWalksAlone #Unashamed #Romans8 #LifeInTheSpirit #Sermon #Denton

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Cross Church is a community of faith that loves God and loves People. Located in Denton, Texas it is our mission to impact our community for Jesus Christ. Our call is simple: Reach, Connect and Grow believers to a new level of relationship with God. Our church is unique because we value and embrace diversity, are passionate about serving our community, promote relationships with Christ over religion and reflect the love of Christ in everything we do. If you're looking for a friendly environment, relevant messages, passionate worship, service-centric outreach, and a multiethnic community then you're in the right place at the Cross Church.

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