Crossroads Community Baptist Church - Sermons

Acts : Week 22 : Conflict in the Church Never Happens

In Acts 15:36-41, we see how conflict can occur amongst even the most devoted of disciples of Jesus. Yet, conflict doesn't need to lead to division, and instead be an opportunity to put on display the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Pastor Doug leads in the preaching of the Word, and provides some helpful tips for conflict resolution in the body of Christ.

Acts : Week 21 : Live from Grace not for Grace

In Acts 15 the Gospel of grace is put on trial. While this was a heated argument that could have split the Church, the leaders defended Grace from Scripture and extended grace to the new believers who God was calling from among the nations. The Gospel of grace reminds us that we can rest on the finished work of Christ at the cross.

Acts : Week 20 : Good Trouble

We need to know that the Gospel may get us into trouble, a good kind of trouble when we stand for the Gospel in a world that opposes the Gospel. We must live unapologetically under the authority of Jesus, no matter what that brings into our path. Pastor Nolan preaches through Acts 14, and we see how the persecution we face for contending for the Gospel is a gift because it affirms in us our devotion to Jesus and strengthens our faith to endure. To learn more about Crossroads, please visit www.crossroadsa2.org.

Acts : Week 19: Grace for the Race

In Acts 13, world missions are launched with Paul and Barnabas heading overseas to share the Gospel with the Gentiles. While God worked miracles and many people came to saving faith in Jesus Christ, they were met with opposition that sought to stop the Gospel from going forward. While we may come up against opposition as carriers of the Truth, we can know that God equips us with His powerful grace to run the Gospel forward with confidence.

Acts : Week 18 : Greater Things Than Houdini

In Acts 12:1-25, an angel of Lord delivers Peter from prison and execution, with a miraculous escape that left the king and his guards bewildered as to how Peter escaped. Pastor Nolan reminded us that even with the pain that comes from opposition to the Gospel, the will of God to expand His Kingdom is unstoppable.