Need Sleepy

“Unless the Lord builds the house, the builders labor in vain.  Unless the Lord watches over the city, the guards stand watch in vain.  In vain you rise early and stay up late, toiling for food to eat—for he grants sleep to those he loves.” – Psalm 127:1-2 Are you tired?  Be honest.  Do you wish you could go take a nap right now, but can’t because you have […]

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Examine Yourself

From Craig Swanson… You Will Be Graded On This Test In my last blog (Saving Faith) I discussed what differentiates saving faith and non-saving faith. Now I want to explore how to determine if your faith is a saving faith. Paul tells us in 2 Corinthians 13:5, “Test yourselves to see if you are in […]

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Convenience vs. Commitment

Okay, be honest.  Raise your hand if you take the escalator instead of the stairs.  I do too.  It’s way easier and more fun isn’t it? Have you ever noticed how much our culture thrives on making things convenient?  Some things are helpful, like a microwave that cooks your food faster than the oven does. […]

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Is Jesus in your suitcase?

From Kevin Funk… How’s your summer going?  Have you had your summer vacation yet, or are you about to take off into the great unknown?  Our family vacation is approaching next week and it got me thinking about previous vacations and the ones yet to be had. We can all agree we take vacations for […]

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My Story @ Crosspoint

I love hearing stories of lives being changed by Jesus.  It is always one of the most encouraging parts of my role.  Seeing the power of the Good News of Jesus impact individuals and households never gets old.  I think this is one reason that we all love baptisms so much.  People going public with […]

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The Bigger Picture of Our Pain

This past Sunday I gave a message entitled “Hope In God”.  You can listen to the podcast HERE.  We looked at Psalms 42-43 and discussed the battle David had in his heart between the deep sorrow he felt over his circumstances and the encouragement he received in the promise of God. When tough trials hit […]

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