Spiritual Ruggedness | Job 1

Spiritual Ruggedness | Job 1

In this Sunday's sermon, we begin our a series through the book of Job. As an introduction to one of Scripture's most profound books, Interim Pastor Dan Dumas acknowledges a question many people ask: Why do bad things happen to good people? Through Job 1, we begin to see that the answer isn't found in simplistic explanations, but in the character and sovereignty of God. As we lay the foundation for this series, Pastor Dan challenges us to hold fast to our integrity, hold fast to our theology, and hold fast to our worship. Job reminds us that suffering is not always the result of personal sin and that nothing enters our lives apart from God's permission and sovereign hand.

Together Blessed | Hebrews 10: 19-25

In this Sunday's sermon, Pastor Scott walks through Hebrews 10:19–25, reminding us of the incredible blessings we share together because of Christ. Through His finished work, we have confidence to draw near to God, a clean conscience, a sure hope, and a church family that encourages one another in love and good works. This message challenges us to hold fast to our confession and remain committed to gathering with God's people, remembering that our confidence isn't based on what we've done, but on what Jesus has already accomplished. Whether you're wrestling with doubt or simply need encouragement, this sermon is a timely reminder of the assurance and community we have in Christ.

Depend on God and His Word | Acts 20:32

Pastor Kole's Farewell As Pastor Kole closes this chapter of ministry at Cross Community Church, he leaves us with the same encouragement Paul gave the Ephesian church in Acts 20:32: depend on God and His Word. While pastors may come and go, God's faithfulness never changes. His Word continues to build His people, sustain His church, and point us to the eternal inheritance found in Christ. Whether you're navigating a season of transition or simply need to be reminded where your confidence belongs, this message will encourage you to rest in the God who never leaves and the Word that never fails.

Put Your Yes on the Table | Isaiah 6: 1-8

What happens when an ordinary person encounters the extraordinary holiness of God? In Isaiah 6, the prophet receives a life-changing vision of the Lord seated on His throne, high and lifted up. Confronted by God's greatness, holiness, and grace, Isaiah's response is simple yet powerful: “Here I am! Send me.” In this message, Pastor Kole Thomas walks through three truths that moved Isaiah to surrender his life to God's mission: God is in charge, God is holy, and God is forgiving. When we truly see God for who He is and remember what He has done for us through Christ, the only fitting response is to place our "yes" on the table and be willing to go wherever He calls and do whatever He asks. Join us as we discover what it means to live fully surrendered to God and His purposes.

The New Covenant | Hebrews 8:6-13

What makes the New Covenant better than the Old? In Hebrews 8:6–13, we see that Jesus is the mediator of a better covenant founded on better promises. While the Old Covenant revealed God’s holy standard, it could not change the human heart, provide a perfect priest, or fully remove sin. But through Christ, God accomplishes what the law could never do. In this message, we explore three incredible promises of the New Covenant: God writes His law on our hearts, brings us into a personal relationship with Himself, and provides complete forgiveness through the finished work of Jesus Christ. The tensions and promises of the Old Testament find their fulfillment in Christ, who reconciles sinners to God and gives new life through the power of the Holy Spirit. Join us as we discover how the New Covenant offers forgiveness, transformation, and the assurance that all of God’s promises are ours in Jesus.