Cross Pointe Church Sermons

Our lives are messy, and Joseph’s was no different. But Scripture teaches that God is greater than our mess. In today’s sermon, Mike Daniels introduces Joseph, a faithful man with a messy life.

Oftentimes, the God that Christians say they believe in is, unfortunately, a lot smaller than the God of the Bible. In today’s sermon, Pastor Merritt gives four practical applications about the Can-Do God.

Heaven has a defense attorney, and He can be yours, free of charge. In today’s sermon, Pastor Merritt teaches from Zechariah 3 as he explains how we can get off the guilt trip.

Jesus seeks you, and finds you, enslaved in enemy territory, and says, "My prized possession, I have come to take you home." Satan says, "this is their price." This is what "bought with a price" means in 1 Corinthians...

In his letter to the church at Ephesus, Paul makes it clear: God’s children will want to be godly children. In the conclusion to his Family Ties series, Pastor Merritt shifts his focus to the children in the family.

The Lord’s Supper is an ordinance for the church in which we pause to remember Christ’s work on the cross. In today’s sermon, Ryan Garvin leads the church in the Lord’s Supper as we pause to reflect on and remember what our Savior has done for us.

Someone once said, “A mother is she who can take the place of all others, but whose place no one else can take.” In today’s sermon, Pastor Merritt teaches about what sets model moms apart from other moms.

It does not matter if parents leave a better world for their children if they do not leave better children for their world. In today’s sermon, Pastor Merritt shares four things fathers need to give their children in order to be the fathers they ought...

One thing is certain: marriage matters to God. He created marriage to be the foundation of the family. In today’s sermon, Pastor Merritt explains the biblical command for wives to be submissive to the lordship of Christ and supportive of the...

Having a godly marriage is difficult. It doesn’t take much work to be a bad husband, but it takes a lot of work to be a godly one. In today’s sermon, Pastor Merritt explains the biblical command for husbands to love and give themselves up for their wives.

Before God created the church, the state, or any other institution, He created marriage. This institution of marriage is to be the foundation of the family, and the first marriage was meant to be a model marriage. In today’s sermon, Pastor Merritt...

One week before the events of Easter, the King of Righteousness entered Jerusalem on a donkey’s colt. In today’s sermon, Mike Daniels leads us in a celebration of the Triumphal Entry as we look forward to Easter Sunday.

Influence, whether good or bad, is a powerful motivator. In our current culture of social media and influencers, it is easy to lose sight of God’s path for our lives. In today’s sermon, Riley Lester preaches from Hebrews 11 and shows us how to be a...

The Latin phrase “carpe diem” is translated “seize the day.” God wants us to seize each day; to allow Him to work in us, for us, with us, and through us. In today’s sermon, Pastor Merritt highlights Paul’s prayer in Colossians 1 and teaches six things...

Maturing is vitally important to practically every aspect of your life, and we measure it in many ways - physical, intellectual, emotional, and so on. In today’s sermon, Pastor Merritt teaches that the greatest indicator of the level of spiritual...

Shackled in a Roman prison, Paul pens a letter to the believers in Ephesus. He teaches them that prayer is about one simple thing: knowing God. In today's sermon, Pastor Merritt reveals the four things we should prayer for on a daily basis.

We all have enemies in our lives; however, the Bible teaches that some of these enemies are necessary in order for God God to accomplish His plans. In today’s sermon, Reverend Brian King preaches on the necessity of good enemies.

The Bible talks about baptism no less than seventy-four times.  The first act of Jesus’ ministry was to be baptized.  If baptism is that important to the Word of God and that important to the Son of God, it ought to be important to us. In today’s...

Salvation is not to be kept to ourselves; it is to be shared. We know that the vast majority of people who come to Jesus do so because of a one-on-one encounter with someone who has built a relationship with them and told them about Jesus. In today’s...

The story of the prodigal son in Luke 15 has been called “the greatest short-story of all time.” It presents a sinning son, a bitter brother, and a forgiving father. In today's sermon, Pastor Merritt teaches that the Father’s door is always open...