The Interruptible Church

The Interruptible Church

In Acts 3, Peter and John were simply on their way to prayer when the Holy Spirit interrupted their routine and turned ordinary obedience into a supernatural moment. A lame man asked for temporary relief, but the name of Jesus gave him power to rise, walk, and worship. What happens when a church stops protecting its schedule, stays sensitive to the Spirit, and lets Jesus interrupt ordinary moments with resurrection power?

More Than A Sunday Savior

The early Church was not built around consumers, preferences, personalities or programs. It was built around devotion to Scripture, community, prayer, generosity, worship and witness to others what Jesus did and taught.

The Jesus Islam Can't Explain

This week, our NOT ANOTHER RELIGION series turns to Islam and asks one central question: What does Islam do with Jesus? Islam honors Him as a prophet, but Acts proclaims Him as crucified, risen, exalted, and Lord over all. So, before we assume respect for Jesus is enough, we must answer this: Can a prophet without a cross actually save the world?

Name Without Nature

It is possible to keep the songs, the language, the buildings, the crowds and even the name of Jesus while slowly losing the nature of Jesus. This week, we begin our summer series by asking what happens when Christianity stops looking like Christ.

Disciple

I do not believe it is an accident that the one member of The Twelve Disciples that we know the most about is Simon Peter. Today, we will unpack Peter's life with Christ to see a Biblical basis for CrossPointe's Discover, Develop, and Do model of discipleship.