Crosspointe Church Fayetteville

In part two of Toxic Religion, Pastor Tracy continues on with how we are called to be a Jesus modeled church and not a Temple modeled church. One of the most difficult things we can do is love those that are difficult, but its how the world we know who we follow.

So many churches are dying off and struggling because they have accepted the old temple model of ministry. At CrossPointe we believe in the Jesus model for ministry. Let's dive into what that means, and how Toxic Religion is running rampant in our society.

The saddest thing about betrayal is that it never comes from your enemies. How can we get pas the hurt of being betrayed from someone that we love?

Some of us are big time People Pleasers. We care more about what people think than what God things about us. How can we avoid the People Pleasing trap?

Love Hurts, and love can be difficult to offer. In this message Pastor Tracy takes a look at how we can love through all the difficulties people and situations throw at us.

Our lives are meant to be used to serve! CrossPointe needs all hands on deck to be able to reach everyone we are called to help.

How we deal with our anger says a lot about our relationship with God. In this message Pastor Tracy looks at how everyone expresses their anger, and how God can make every situation better.

Abuse is a subject avoided in many churches. Today we tackle how abuse runs rampant in so many lives, and how we can overcome emotional, and physical abuse.

We all have people in our lives that drive us crazy, and we aren't talking about our spouses. How do we handle the CrazyMakers in our lives?

It's estimated that over 280 million people worldwide will struggle with depression this year. How can we combat this battle of the mind?

In Part Two of this message we look at how we can refuse to waste our pain.

We experience feelings throughout our day. We can’t ignore them nor should we submit to all that we feel. Let’s name it so we can tame it!

Too many times we set ourselves up for failure. We just keep taking the bait over and over. How can we stop the vicious cycle?

Mental breakthrough begins with changing our minds. We process a lot of thoughts every day. So let’s begin winning the battle in our minds.

Pain leads us to pray. Praying leads to power, and power leads God’s people to breakthrough what has seemingly held them captive. So we are called not to worry because of who God is and the purpose He has for His people.

There is a lot we may wonder about during the most wonderful time of the year. But when we look at the details, one thing becomes very clear, we do not have to wonder how God feels about us! Let’s talk about it!

It’s easy for our faith in Jesus to become shaken after a devastating experience. But many of these experiences show how we can trust God. After all, doesn’t it seem that through any experience, we still wonder about God? Perhaps it is something within us that will always bring our attention back to God. Let’s talk about it!

We often wonder about the events and circumstances around us. Our thoughts begin to distract us and then overwhelm us. Fortunately, Jesus talks about our worries. There is no wonder why we worry when we occupy our minds with continuous stressful thoughts. Maybe it’s time we use our worry to reframe our framework.

We can create a path of thinking that becomes convenient and comfortable because we don’t have to blame ourselves or take complete ownership. Or, perhaps, something simply happened outside of our control. We create a path of thinking that makes our hearts hard toward God because we focus on asking, “How did I get here?” What if we changed the question to fix our focus by asking, “How can I grow here?” or “What can I do here?”

Our minds tend to wander when we wonder about the events that occur around us. We all have a framework of which we process the details of our lives. But when it comes to growing in our understanding, are we spending our time, or investing our time?