Cross Pointe Church Sermons

Why did Jesus come? Hebrews 2:14–18 shows us the heroic purpose of Christmas: Jesus became fully human to rescue us from the power of evil, release us from the fear of death, and walk with us in every temptation.

This message explores the historical reality of Jesus through Luke’s careful investigation, revealing why the existence of a real, first-century man from Nazareth still shapes our world today. More than a figure of faith, the historical Jesus stands...

Advent means arrival or coming. In this season of advent, we cast our focus toward the anticipation of the promised Savior.

The miraculous birth of Isaac marks the beginning of God’s mission to bless all nations, and the same God who fulfilled His promises then is the missionary God who now sends us to carry His gospel to the world.

Abraham’s “all in” moment in Genesis 22 shows what wholehearted faith looks like and points us to the God who always provides.

In Genesis 18, we see God remind Abraham and Sarah that His ability is never limited by our circumstances. In a season marked by waiting, doubt, and disbelief, God gently asks, “Is anything too hard for the Lord?” This passage shows us a God who meets...

In Genesis 17, God reveals Himself to Abraham as El Shaddai the Master of the Universe. When life feels out of control, He reminds us to walk, wait, and watch in faith.

When Abraham and Sarah take matters into their own hands, their failure is met with God’s gentle and patient grace. Where sin increases, His grace never runs out.

Faith is the unseen factor that changes everything. In Genesis 15, Abraham learns that trusting God activates His protection, provision, and promises. When we replace fear with faith, we experience the power of the God Factor in our lives.

Abraham steps up as a true “Braveheart,” entering the battle with faith and choosing God’s blessing over the world’s rewards. (Genesis 14)

Abraham and Lot's choices in Genesis 13 reveal how decisions define us. God's way leads to blessings, while the world's way leads to loss. Choose wisely.

Jesus is our anchor because He is reliable, unchanging, and unbreakable. In Him, our hope is secure.

Faith falters when we forget God. Like Abraham, we’re called to trust Him always because His promises never fail.

Abraham’s story begins with a simple yet life-changing call: “Go… I will show you.” From his example, we discover what it means to trust God’s word, obey His will, and walk by faith. In this message, we learn that when we trust and obey, we live God’s...

In His final hours, Jesus prayed for us. Learn the prayers He prioritized and why we should pray the same today.

This Sunday, we will gather to remember and celebrate the sacrifice of Jesus as we take the Lord's Supper together. This message will focus on the depth of His love, the power of His grace, and the unity we share as His church.

Psalm 103 reminds us that true service flows from gratitude, not obligation. When we see all God has done for us, our natural response is to serve with overflowing hearts.

Just like a mighty tree with a tiny seed, God calls us to plant the powerful seed of the Gospel in the hearts of others. This message on Psalm 126 will challenge us to faithfully share the Gospel, trusting that God will bring a joyful harvest.

In Acts 2:42–47, we see the early church thrive through connection, devotion, and community. Like LEGO bricks, we are designed to connect with one another as we build faith, fellowship, and friendship. Discover why small groups are essential to...

What if the church isn't just where you go, but where you belong? In a world of disconnection, this message from Hebrews 10 reminds us why showing up together still matters today and for eternity.