Crossroads Assembly of God

09/06/2026

Thank You, Jesus! ❤️❤️♥️

09/06/2026

IWhat does it truly mean to trust God with the people we love most? This message brings us face to face with one of the deepest longings of the Christian heart: seeing our family and friends come to know Jesus Christ. Drawing from passages in 1 Timothy 2:4 and 2 Peter 3:9, we are reminded that God's desire is for every person to be saved and come to the knowledge of the truth. That is not a vague hope; it is a declared will. And when we align our prayers with God's will, as 1 John 5:14-15 assures us, we can approach him with genuine confidence. The message challenges us to stop praying with doubt and hesitation and to begin praying with bold, faith-filled assurance. We are walked through four specific ways to pray: for open doors, for divine encounters, for the promises of God, and in the Holy Spirit. Each of these is a practical and powerful tool that moves us from passive worry into active, faith-driven partnership with God. The story of George Mueller, who prayed for five men for over 52 years and saw every one of them come to faith, stands as a towering example of what it looks like to never give up. This message stirs something deep in us, inviting us to hold on, keep believing, and trust that God is working even when we cannot see it.

09/02/2026

08/27/2026

Yes!

08/23/2026

What does it mean to truly run the race God has set before us? This message takes us deep into the life of Moses, a man whose story is marked by dramatic highs and humbling lows, and asks us to consider what his choices reveal about our own. From a basket on the Nile to forty years in the wilderness to leading an entire nation, Moses demonstrates that a bad start does not have to mean a bad ending, and that a good start is no guarantee of finishing well. The central thread running through it all is the wisdom of Proverbs 3:5-6, which calls us to trust in the Lord with all our hearts rather than leaning on our own understanding. Moses learned this lesson the hard way, and so do many of us. We are invited to examine the choices we make daily, from how we spend time with God to whether we are willing to share our faith with the people around us, and to recognize that those choices shape the entire trajectory of our lives. The race metaphor drawn from 1 Corinthians 9 reminds us that we are not simply drifting through life but running with purpose, and the question before us is whether we are running to win.

08/16/2026

Life has a way of surprising us, and no amount of planning, spreadsheets, or strategic thinking can fully prepare us for its twists and turns. This message tackles one of the most universal human struggles: the desire to control our future. Using the vivid imagery of a roller coaster, we are reminded that life moves forward whether we are ready or not, carrying us through exhilarating highs and terrifying lows. The central question posed is both simple and profound: how do we trust God with a future we cannot see? Drawing from James 4, we are confronted with the sobering reality that our plans, no matter how carefully constructed, are as fleeting as morning fog. Yet this is not a message of despair. Jeremiah 29:11 anchors us in the truth that God's plans for us are good, purposeful, and filled with hope. The message challenges us to shift from asking 'what do I want?' to asking 'God, what do you want for me?' That single shift in perspective, we discover, has the power to radically transform not just our prayer life, but our entire approach to decision-making and the future.