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Crossroads Church
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We are Crossroads, a non-denominational Christian church that began with a simple plan; love God and love other people. Our mission is to lead people to life-changing faith in Jesus Christ.

  1. 16h ago

    This is What the Lord Says | Week 5

    Send us Fan Mail The Kingdom of Heaven operates on a different level than the world we live in and while we may conceptually understand this, sometimes it is difficult to live our lives with a Kingdom-minded view. These resources have been provided to assist you as you shift your way of living to more closely align with what Jesus has called us to. Welcome to Week 5 of This Is What the Lord Says. In this Crossroads service, Reid takes us into Daniel 6:1–13, where Daniel faces opposition when a corrupt law is passed targeting his commitment to prayer. Rather than reacting with anger, protesting his rights, or allowing bitterness to take hold, Daniel remains faithful to the God he has always served. Through his example, we’re reminded to expect the world to act like the world while refusing to adopt a victim mentality. We’ll explore what it means to have thick skin and a tender heart, developing the resilience to withstand criticism and opposition without becoming bitter. Ultimately, our most powerful response to a culture that challenges our faith is consistent devotion to God and a life that reflects that faithfulness every day. Following Jesus is personal, but it isn’t private. Church isn't something we're meant to simply watch from a distance. We are invited to belong, gather, grow, serve, and follow Jesus together. Wherever you are in your faith journey—even if you're still deciding what you believe—there is a place for you here. Key Scripture: Daniel 6:1-13 Speaker: Reid Robinette

    This is What the Lord Says | Week 5

  2. Nov 1

    This is What the Lord Says | Week 4

    Send us Fan Mail The Kingdom of Heaven operates on a different level than the world we live in and while we may conceptually understand this, sometimes it is difficult to live our lives with a Kingdom-minded view. These resources have been provided to assist you as you shift your way of living to more closely align with what Jesus has called us to. Welcome to Week 4 of This Is What the Lord Says. In this Crossroads service, Jono takes us into Daniel 4:19–27, where Daniel faces the challenge of delivering a difficult message to King Nebuchadnezzar with both courage and compassion. We discover that speaking biblical truth doesn’t require a combative spirit or an attitude of superiority. Instead, we’re called to approach the culture around us with humility, setting aside self-righteous defensiveness and treating others with genuine respect. As we learn from Daniel’s example, we’ll explore how to speak hard truths with grace, offering a faithful witness that challenges others without pushing them away. Following Jesus is personal, but it isn’t private. Church isn't something we're meant to simply watch from a distance. We are invited to belong, gather, grow, serve, and follow Jesus together. Wherever you are in your faith journey—even if you're still deciding what you believe—there is a place for you here. Key Scripture: Daniel 4:19–27 Speaker: Jono Contestabile

    This is What the Lord Says | Week 4

  3. Oct 25

    This is What the Lord Says | Week 3

    Send us Fan Mail The Kingdom of Heaven operates on a different level than the world we live in and while we may conceptually understand this, sometimes it is difficult to live our lives with a Kingdom-minded view. These resources have been provided to assist you as you shift your way of living to more closely align with what Jesus has called us to. Welcome to Week 3 of This Is What the Lord Says. In this Crossroads service, Reid takes us into Daniel 3:13–18, 24–28, where Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego demonstrate what it means to stand firm in faith when everything is on the line. We discover that God is better than anything life can offer and bigger than anything death can take. True courage is rooted in confession and conviction—a willingness to declare what we believe and stand by it, even when the outcome is uncertain. Through the powerful words “But even if he does not,” we’re reminded that genuine faith doesn’t depend on God giving us the outcome we want, but on trusting Him no matter what happens. Following Jesus is personal, but it isn’t private. Church isn't something we're meant to simply watch from a distance. We are invited to belong, gather, grow, serve, and follow Jesus together. Wherever you are in your faith journey—even if you're still deciding what you believe—there is a place for you here. Key Scripture: Daniel 3:13-18, 24-28 Speaker: Reid Robinette

    This is What the Lord Says | Week 3

  4. Oct 18

    This is What the Lord Says | Week 2

    Send us Fan Mail The Kingdom of Heaven operates on a different level than the world we live in and while we may conceptually understand this, sometimes it is difficult to live our lives with a Kingdom-minded view. These resources have been provided to assist you as you shift your way of living to more closely align with what Jesus has called us to. Welcome to Week 2 of This Is What the Lord Says. In this Crossroads service, Jono takes us into Daniel 2:24–49, where we discover that earthly kingdoms rise and fall, but God’s kingdom will last forever. Through Daniel’s encounter with King Nebuchadnezzar, we’re reminded that human strategies and earthly power will ultimately fail, but God’s purposes never will. As followers of Christ, we’re called to live faithfully in our earthly kingdoms while working to establish a heavenly one. Like Daniel, we don’t have to simply assimilate to the culture around us or separate ourselves from it—we can trust God’s sovereignty and be agents of transformation right where He has placed us. Following Jesus is personal, but it isn’t private. Church isn't something we're meant to simply watch from a distance. We are invited to belong, gather, grow, serve, and follow Jesus together. Wherever you are in your faith journey—even if you're still deciding what you believe—there is a place for you here. Key Scripture: Daniel 2:24-49 Speaker: Jono Contestabile

    This is What the Lord Says | Week 2

  5. Oct 11

    This is what the Lord says | Week 1

    Send us Fan Mail The Kingdom of Heaven operates on a different level than the world we live in and while we may conceptually understand this, sometimes it is difficult to live our lives with a Kingdom-minded view. These resources have been provided to assist you as you shift your way of living to more closely align with what Jesus has called us to. Welcome to Week 1 of This Is What the Lord Says. In this Crossroads service, Reid Robinette takes us into Daniel 1:1–21 to explore the sovereignty of God and what it means to live faithfully in a culture that doesn’t always align with our beliefs. Through Daniel’s story and the words of Jeremiah 29:4–9, we’re reminded that God remains in control, even when those in power seem to be working against Him. Rather than simply adopting the culture around us or retreating from it, we’re called to live faithfully within it, seeking its good and reflecting God’s truth in the places He has positioned us. Following Jesus is personal, but it isn’t private. Church isn't something we're meant to simply watch from a distance. We are invited to belong, gather, grow, serve, and follow Jesus together. Wherever you are in your faith journey—even if you're still deciding what you believe—there is a place for you here. Key Scripture: Jeremiah 29:4-9 Speaker: Reid Robinette

    This is what the Lord says | Week 1

  6. Oct 4

    Isn’t She Beautiful? | Week 5 - The Fellowship

    Send us Fan Mail What makes the Church beautiful? It isn’t a building, a program, or a perfect group of people. It’s people—different people brought together by Jesus and learning to live and love like Him. Welcome to Week 5 of Isn’t She Beautiful? In this Crossroads service, we turn our attention outward and explore what happens when the Church is healthy and fully alive. Our participation in the body isn’t meant to stop within the walls of the Church—it should overflow into the world around us. When we live with generosity, serve with joy, and genuinely care for others, the Church becomes a visible reflection of God’s love. We’ll discover how a healthy Church doesn’t just make a difference for those who are already part of it—it draws others toward God. Following Jesus is personal, but it isn’t private. Church isn't something we're meant to simply watch from a distance. We are invited to belong, gather, grow, serve, and follow Jesus together. Wherever you are in your faith journey—even if you're still deciding what you believe—there is a place for you here. Key Scripture: Acts 2:42-47 Speaker: Kevin Syes

    Isn’t She Beautiful? | Week 5 - The Fellowship

  7. Sep 28

    Isn’t She Beautiful? | Week 4 - One Another

    Send us Fan Mail What makes the Church beautiful? It isn’t a building, a program, or a perfect group of people. It’s people—different people brought together by Jesus and learning to live and love like Him. Welcome to Week 4 of Isn’t She Beautiful? In this Crossroads service, we explore John 13:34-35, where Jesus calls us to love one another as He has loved us. Belonging requires loving—a truth that’s easy to remember but much harder to live out. We’ll ask the question, “What does love require of me?” and discover that authentic community means extending grace, especially to the people who require a little extra grace from us. Because in every group, there are a few people who make loving others a little harder—and Jesus calls us to love them anyway. Following Jesus is personal, but it isn’t private. Church isn't something we're meant to simply watch from a distance. We are invited to belong, gather, grow, serve, and follow Jesus together. Wherever you are in your faith journey—even if you're still deciding what you believe—there is a place for you here. Key Scripture: John 13:34-35 Speaker: Jono Contestabile

    Isn’t She Beautiful? | Week 4 - One Another

  8. Sep 20

    Isn’t She Beautiful? | Week 3 - With or Without You

    Send us Fan Mail What makes the Church beautiful? It isn’t a building, a program, or a perfect group of people. It’s people—different people brought together by Jesus and learning to live and love like Him. Welcome to Week 3 of Isn’t She Beautiful? In this Crossroads service, we continue in 1 Corinthians 12:21–27, where Paul reminds us that every part of the body is essential. The Church isn’t something we simply attend or observe—we each have a part to play. When one person hurts, we suffer together. When one succeeds, we celebrate together. We’ll explore what it means to move from simply consuming church to actively participating in the life of the body, discovering how much more beautiful the Church becomes when we each take our place. Following Jesus is personal, but it isn’t private. Church isn't something we're meant to simply watch from a distance. We are invited to belong, gather, grow, serve, and follow Jesus together. Wherever you are in your faith journey—even if you're still deciding what you believe—there is a place for you here. Key Scripture: 1 Corinthians 12:21-27 Speaker: Reid Robinette

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We are Crossroads, a non-denominational Christian church that began with a simple plan; love God and love other people. Our mission is to lead people to life-changing faith in Jesus Christ.

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  • Creator
    Crossroads Church
  • Years Active
    2019 - 2026
  • Episodes
    250
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    Clean
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