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One of the deepest needs a person has is to make meaning of their existence.Why I am here? What is this all about? Like children who continually ask “Why?” we find ourselves doing the same with the nagging questions that crop up over and over again throughout the phases of our life. These important questions are asked and answered in a myriad of ways and our lives become defined by the answers we get from the places we seek to satisfy our need for purpose. 
 
As we continue our Art of Living series, Pastor Daniel will explore this human need for meaning. We will learn that ultimately everyone satisfies that need for meaning through the practice of worship and what and how we worship determines the definition of who we become.

One of the deepest needs a person has is to make meaning of their existence.Why I am here? What is this all about?  Like children who continually ask “Why?” we find ourselves doing the same with the nagging questions that crop up over and over again throughout the phases of our life. These important questions are asked and answered in a myriad of ways and our lives become defined by the answers we get from the places we seek to satisfy our need for purpose.

As we continue our Art of Living series, Pastor Daniel will explore this human need for meaning. We will learn that ultimately everyone satisfies that need for meaning through the practice of worship and what and how we worship determines the definition of who we become.

The Need For Meaning (Psalm 149:1-5) Pastor Daniel Fusco

Who am I really? What is this life all about? How shall I live?These are life’s most haunting questions. And everyone is asking them in their own way, even if not out loud. The Bible gives us time-tested insights on the human condition. And Jesus invites us to follow him on a journey of discovering the answers to our questions with Him.  The Art of Living is a topical series based on Jesus’ Greatest Commandment. Join us as we walk with Jesus through His Word and learn the art of living harmoniously together in a chaotic world.

The Main Thing (Mark 12:28-34) Pastor Daniel Fusco

Gender roles are a hot topic in our culture. Not only do we all bring our own baggage to the discussion, but we also all bear the fallen nature of humanity that distorts how we understand what men and women are supposed to be. Many people see the Bible's view of femininity as socially regressive, or even oppressive. But is it really? Join us this Sunday for the next message in #GodsTweets as Proverbs 31 challenges all of our misconceptions about God's plan for His daughters.

WOAH-man (Proverbs 31:10-31) Pastor Daniel Fusco

Everyone loves to be positive and have a sunny outlook on life, but some things just plain need to be avoided. You can't put a positive spin on everything, there are certain things that you need to just plain run from. In this message in our #GodsTweets series from the Book of Proverbs, Pastor Daniel gives you the boundaries God has laid out to keep you healthy and happy over the course of your life.

Run Away (Proverbs 11:1-14) Pastor Daniel Fusco

Known as performance-enhancing drugs, steroids promote growth and healing in the body. In the wrong hands they can be used for illegal and unethical purposes, but when used in the right ways they are essential to healing and restoration. Sometimes we need something like that to jumpstart our our spiritual growth. In this message from Proverbs 3:1-12 you will be amazed to discover how God's spiritual steroids will help bulk up your heart and soul!

Steroids for Spiritual Growth (Proverbs 3:1-12) Pastor Daniel Fusco

The book of Proverbs is all about wisdom. God’s desire is that His children be wise. And God has ensured that wisdom is available to us at every juncture. In this passage from the book of Proverbs, we will learn all sorts of amazing things about wisdom!

The book of Proverbs is all about wisdom. God's desire is that His children be wise. And God has ensured that wisdom is available ...

The Way of Wisdom (Proverbs 1:20 - 2:22) Pastor Daniel Fusco

As we come to the end of this powerful series in Esther, we are excited to look back at her story. What lessons have we learned and what truths have we uncovered? As we close this amazing book, the remarkable truths we have uncovered will come to light in a fresh way.

Don’t Forget (Esther 9:18-10:3) Pastor Daniel Fusco

The book of Esther has taught us much about God's desire to use us where we are. Now the story really comes to a head: it's the day of reckoning. Will God's people be destroyed? Or will they overcome? What does that mean for us today? This message teaches us all about God's deliverance.

Salvation (Esther 8:1-9:17) - Pastor Daniel Fusco

Solomon says, "a word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in settings of silver." But many times it's easier to say the wrong thing than the right thing. You wish you could take back something you said, right after the words left your mouth. Wanna see that change? God shoots straight with everyone in his Word, and this message will help you find the keys to positive communication and become a person who speaks life into your relationships.

Speak Life (Proverbs 16:24) Pastor Bill Ritchie

Imagine seeing a full grown adult wearing a onesie, over a diaper, with a pacifier in his mouth. That’s just wrong, right? The writer of Hebrews must have felt the same when he discovered what should have been full-grown Christians still living as spiritual newborns-as if faith in Jesus was the end of the journey, not just the beginning. If you’re going to experience the life God created you for, you’ve gotta spit out that pacifier and move toward maturity!

Moving Towards Maturity (Hebrews 5:10-6:3) Pastor Ron Stephens

Our Passover Communion Celebration has become an annual time of celebration for us here at Crossroads. We take time during Holy Week to look back to God’s deliverance of the children of Israel from Egypt. Then we look towards Jesus’ Last Supper with His disciples. This was a Passover Seder in fulfillment. Finally we look to our present moment as we stand before the Lord as His people on mission!

Passover Communion Celebration (Exodus 12:1-14, Matthew 26:17-30) Pastor Daniel Fusco

Jesus is Greater Than Everything. That has been the theme of the entire book of Galatians. Jesus is more important and more glorious than any human creation or effort. And Paul closes his letter to the churches in Galatia with this same idea. Our journey through Galatians ends this weekend at Crossroads, although the lessons learned will continue on with us as we continue to simply respond to Jesus!

Jesus is Greater Than Everything (Gal 6:11-18) Pastor Daniel Fusco

In each of our lives, the issue is the same: apathy or action? Will we be passive and disengaged? Or will we be active and passionate? It is in these types of decisions that we really see what our faith is all about. And not just for us either. The same was true with the churches in Galatia. So the Apostle Paul encouraged then to be active in simply responding to Jesus!

Jesus is Greater Than Apathy (Galatians 6:1-10) Pastor Daniel Fusco

There is a very real battle going on in everyone's lives, between the flesh and the Spirit. Jesus died and rose again so we could walk in the Spirit and not the flesh, because Jesus Than The Flesh! How does that happen? This message spells it out in a powerful, easy to understand way.

There is a very real battle going on in everyone's lives, between the flesh and the Spirit. Jesus died and rose again so we could ...

Jesus is Greater Than The Flesh (Galatians 5:16-26) Pastor Daniel Fusco

Those who the Son sets free are free indeed! But how does this freedom function at street level where we live? The Apostle Paul wrestles with question in Galatians, and in this message from Jesus Greater Than Everything, we will learn the real truth about freedom.

Jesus is Greater Than License (Galatians 5:1-15) Pastor Daniel Fusco

How we answer deep “religious” questions will literally set the trajectory of our life. Is Christianity a religion or relationship? Does God accept us because of what we do or because of what Jesus has done for us? How can we know we are a child of God? God answers this through the Apostle Paul. Dive into Galatians 3 and 4, to learn why Jesus Greater Than Law!

How we answer deep “religious” questions will literally set the trajectory of our life. Is Christianity a religion or relationship?

Jesus is Greater Than Law (Galatians 4:21-31) Pastor Daniel Fusco

People often say, “Jesus was a great teacher.” But He's so much more than a great teacher. In this message, explore Galatians 3, and learn why Jesus is Greater Than Other Teachers – because Jesus is Greater Than Everything!

Jesus is Greater Than Other Teachers (Galatians 3:15-29) Pastor Daniel Fusco

One of the biggest mistakes that people make about Christianity is to think that it is a religion. This is true for Christian people as well. It is very easy to make this mistake. A religion is a set of rules that says, if you do these things, God will accept you. That is a textbook religion. We have to work, and God responds to our work either positively or negatively. 
 
But Jesus is Greater Than Religion. Because Jesus says, "God has accepted you, now respond to His love." That is not religion. That is the Gospel! The good news of Jesus Christ. And that is what Paul is trying to explain to churches in Galatia in this weekend's message in Galatians 3:1-14. Paul is saying, "Forget your works. Live your life trusting in Jesus."

One of the biggest mistakes that people make about Christianity is to think that it is a religion. This is true for Christian people as well. It is very easy to make this mistake. A religion is a set of rules that says, if you do these things, God will accept you. That is a textbook religion. We have to work, and God responds to our work either positively or negatively.

But Jesus is Greater Than Religion. Because Jesus says, "God has accepted you, now respond to His love." That is not religion. That is the Gospel! The good news of Jesus Christ. And that is what Paul is trying to explain to churches in Galatia in this weekend's message in Galatians 3:1-14. Paul is saying, "Forget your works. Live your life trusting in Jesus."

Jesus is Greater Than Religion (Galatians 3:1-14) Pastor Daniel Fusco

Jesus Is Greater Than Everything. That's what the Bible is all about and that's definitely what Galatians is all about. As we learn to reorganize our lives around Jesus, everything looks different and we start to understand life in the way God designed. 
 
As we continue this amazing study, we find ourselves in the second half of Galatians 2, where we unpack a very important lesson: that Jesus Is Greater Than Your Life. Instead of living our own lives and reaping the results, Paul shows us how to die with Jesus and let Him live through us, and the results are amazing!

Jesus Is Greater Than Everything. That's what the Bible is all about and that's definitely what Galatians is all about. As we learn to reorganize our lives around Jesus, everything looks different and we start to understand life in the way God designed.

As we continue this amazing study, we find ourselves in the second half of Galatians 2, where we unpack a very important lesson: that Jesus Is Greater Than Your Life. Instead of living our own lives and reaping the results, Paul shows us how to die with Jesus and let Him live through us, and the results are amazing!

Jesus Is Greater Than Your Life (Galatians 2:11-2:21) Pastor Daniel Fusco

Every follower of Jesus knows that our relationship with God must be the highest priority of life. In order to live truly satisfying lives, Jesus must be greater than everything. We also struggle to keep the main thing the main thing. But we are not alone. All believers struggle to keep our priorities in line. 
 
As we begin a brand-new series, "Jesus is greater than Everything," we will find that the church in Galatia struggled with the exact same thing. But the Apostle Paul, with the loving heart of a pastor, writes to them a letter of challenge and encouragement.

Every follower of Jesus knows that our relationship with God must be the highest priority of life. In order to live truly satisfying lives, Jesus must be greater than everything. We also struggle to keep the main thing the main thing. But we are not alone. All believers struggle to keep our priorities in line.

As we begin a brand-new series, "Jesus is greater than Everything," we will find that the church in Galatia struggled with the exact same thing. But the Apostle Paul, with the loving heart of a pastor, writes to them a letter of challenge and encouragement.

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