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Easter 2015

Easter. Peeps and bunny baskets aside, the Easter story could feel stale—maybe even irrelevant. But what if the story of Easter isn’t just about a guy with a sweet beard who died 2,000 years ago and walked back out of his grave? What if it’s a story that actually happens all the time—to us, to […]

How To Change The World

How To Change The World Audacious? Sure is. Easy target for naysayers? Without question. It may sound lofty, but we want to be a tribe that sends ripples out, all over the world. If you do a quick read of the books of Acts and you’ll see world-changing, ripple-effect, obedience-stepping all over the place. Time […]

MARCH 2015 – Patience

Patience Waiting until later for what you want now. Memory Verse: “Wait for the Lord. Be strong and don’t lose hope. Wait for the Lord.” – Psalm 27:14 Bottom Line – What we want the kids to know: Remember that God’s plan is bigger than yours. Week 1: We’ll start the month with one of the best […]

FEBRUARY 2015 – Kindness

KINDNESS “Showing others they are valuable by how you treat them.” Memory Verse “Do to others as you want them to do to you.” – Luke 6:31 + This month our children’s environments will be looking at the virtue of KINDENSS. Download the weekly Fridge cards with the monthly memory verse, weekly meal time discussions, and […]

Married People

DID YOU KNOW? 54% of Americans are married. 21%  more hope to one day marry. 100% of people have a good friend who is married. 50% of these marriages will end in divorce. Unless we have God’s standard for marriage and understand what marriage is about, we are just making it up as we go. And even when we […]

Game Day 2015

CROSSPOINT’S ANNUAL GAME DAY TEACH-OFF VI This is the one holiday that ALL Americans enjoy – you know, the game day that is “super” and referred to as a “bowl” (legally, we can’t say the phrase).  At Crosspoint, we have this belief that among other things – church should be, well… FUN!  So, when you […]

Sabbath

As a thank you to the hard working staff & volunteers that make everything that happens at Crosspoint, well, happen… we annually take the last Sunday of the year off as a day of rest. Please join us in the new year as we start the year off by starting a new series called START.  If […]