The Crossing Church of God

06/07/2026

Good morning and welcome to worship! Come today expecting and He will meet you here, today! God is good! Please let us know you are here and if you have a prayer concern, let us know and we will join you in prayer.

05/31/2026

Good morning and thank you for choosing to worship with us today! This last day of May, 2026 is a great day to lift up the name of Jesus! He is worthy of all praise! Please comment and let us know you are here and if you have a prayer concern.

05/24/2026

Welcome! Come and join us today as we worship our Lord and Savior. Let us know you are here.

05/17/2026

Good morning and welcome to worship service here at the Crossing Church of God. Tell us all who’s watching if you could please.

04/05/2026

🌅 HE IS RISEN! HE IS RISEN INDEED!

This Sunday changes EVERYTHING.
The stone is rolled away…
The grave is empty…
And HOPE is ALIVE!

Join us today, April 5th, this Resurrection Sunday as we celebrate the victory of Jesus Christ over sin, death, and the grave! 🙌

No matter where you’ve been…
No matter what you’ve faced…

This is your moment to experience new life, new hope, and new beginnings.
✨ Come expecting. Come ready. Come celebrate!
📍 Bring your family
📍 Invite a friend
📍 Don’t miss this powerful service
👉 The tomb is empty… is your heart full of Him?

04/04/2026

Good morning Church Family and Facebook folks!
Today is Silent Saturday… the quiet day between the cross and the resurrection.
Yesterday, we remembered the sacrifice…�Tomorrow, we celebrate the victory…�But today reminds us that sometimes God is still working… even when it feels silent.

Lamentations 3:25–26 (NKJV) reminds us, �“The Lord is good to those who wait for Him, To the soul who seeks Him.�It is good that one should hope and wait quietly. For the salvation of the Lord.”

This is the in-between moment. The disciples didn’t understand it… heaven seemed quiet… hope felt buried.

But GOD… but GOD… was not finished.

If you find yourself in a “Saturday season”… waiting, wondering, or hurting, remember this:�Just because it’s silent doesn’t mean God isn’t moving. Sunday is coming!
Stay faithful. Stay hopeful. Stay expectant.
I can’t wait to see y’all tomorrow! Love y’all.

02/28/2026

Good morning Church Family

As many of you may have heard, tensions in the Middle East have recently increased following military actions involving the United States, Israel, and Iran. I told Tyler and Rusty the other day it would be between 36-48 hours when we would see bombshell hitting certain targets in Iran. I was wrong... it was 28 hours.

While leaders and governments continue to respond and make decisions in these complex circumstances, our hearts are especially mindful of the people in the region who are living through uncertainty and fear.

In moments like this, our calling as believers is not to react in anxiety, but to respond in prayer. We pray for peace, for wisdom for those in leadership, and for protection over innocent families and communities affected by conflict. Above all, we trust that God remains sovereign, compassionate, and near to those who are troubled.
Let us be a people who seek the Lord and stand as peacemakers in a world that deeply needs His grace.

As Christians, we are called first to be peacemakers and intercessors. This conflict brings real suffering to families and communities far from our own, and it reminds us of Jesus’ prayer for peace:
“Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called children of God.” — Matthew 5:9
Let’s pray for:
The safety and protection of all civilians, especially families caught in the crossfire.

Wisdom and restraint for world leaders, that diplomatic and peaceful options be pursued urgently.

Comfort and hope for those living in fear, that they might feel the presence of our Lord in a time of uncertainty.

God’s guidance for the Church worldwide, that we might be voices of mercy, compassion, and reconciliation.

May our hearts turn toward prayer and action that reflects Christ’s love in a troubled world.

Love y’all

02/14/2026

02/07/2026

Gary Lewis, the leader of the Church of God put this out yesterday. Today we stand with him in NOT condoning what was place on social media by President Trump. We would like for him to sincerely apologize for this situation.