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06/24/2026


&Darlene
“For I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God that brings salvation to everyone who believes…” (Romans 1:16)

Have you ever been told, “You take Jesus too seriously”?
When someone tells you that, remind yourself: When Jesus carried the cross, He seriously took your situation into account.
He took your sin seriously. He took your suffering seriously. He took your redemption seriously. He willingly endured rejection, suffering, and death so that you could have eternal life.
God didn’t just send us salvation; he sent his son to be our salvation.
The One who reached out His hands on the cross for you deserves your wholehearted devotion.
Never feel ashamed of your love, your devotion, and your reverence toward the Savior who sacrificed everything for you.
If Jesus was not ashamed to die for us, we shouldn't be ashamed to live for Him.

One cannot take Jesus seriously if one has a confined, idolized view of Him, limiting Him to church and avoiding causing inconvenience in their lives. Yet, the truth is, Christ is not convenient! Our lives for Him are not convenient. If we say “Jesus is Lord,” then we are saying that He directs our plans, our steps, and our lives. It is not a matter of whether He fits into our lives, but how we fit into His service.

Taking Jesus seriously means transforming His messages from mere ideas or thoughts into daily actions. It involves moving away from a casual faith and adopting a life of reverence, complete dedication, and obedience. It emphasizes aligning one's actions, speech, and priorities with God's word, recognizing that a holy God ultimately evaluates our lives.

“And whatever you do, in word or deed, do everything in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through him."
(Colossians 3:17)

06/24/2026


&Darlene
“Forever, O Lord, Your word is settled in heaven.” (Psalm 119:89)

The word “forever” is very interesting. We have no comprehension of that word. It's beyond our ability to comprehend how long and how magnificent it is.

How many times have you heard the same scripture being repeated again and again? How many times have you heard John 3:16 cited... over a hundred times - over a thousand times? But in fact, you haven't heard the same scripture twice. You may have heard the sound before and pondered the thought in your mind, but you can never experience the same scripture twice, not even the same verse. The Lord has something new always to say, and His Word is ever fresh. Regardless of your lifetime experience, hearing the same verse every day doesn't matter.

God will speak a new word to you through that same scripture, and it will change your life if you receive it anew. So don't think that you've heard it all because you haven't. God's got a word to speak to you that you've never heard before. So open up your mind and your heart. Receive the new life-changing Word that God has to give you right now. It'll change your life if you receive it.
It is true. It is faithful. It is alive. It is sharper than a two-edged sword.
It is powerful for changing our lives. It's a word you've never heard before!

Don't look at God's Word as a book that was "once spoken," but a message, a word that "now speaks" directly to your heart and circumstances.
Embracing this understanding helps you avoid relying on "yesterday's manna" and read Scripture with fresh, new, eager anticipation every day.

“As the rain and the snow come down from heaven, and do not return to it without watering the earth and making it bud and flourish, so that it yields seed for the sower and bread for the eater, so is my word that goes out from my mouth: It will not return to me empty, but will accomplish what I desire and achieve the purpose for which I sent it”.
(Isaiah 55:11-12)

06/23/2026


&Darlene
“My grace is sufficient for you, for My strength is made perfect in weakness. Therefore most gladly I will rather boast in my infirmities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me”. (2 Corinthians 12:9)

Have you ever wondered what it feels
like to live instead of just surviving?
Some people go through life always wondering this.
They feel like when they wake up in the morning, they are already behind.
That every breath is the
pressure of yesterday. They are wondering if they can live without the constant fear of what
might go wrong. They say, ‘I don't want a perfect life; I want a break from survival mode. A day where life feels calm, and I don't have to fight so hard to feel peace.’

Life is full of seasons. Some joyful, some painful, some confusing. Nevertheless, God's role in your life is far greater than any single period. He is shaping something eternal, not just temporary.
Each season serves as a thread in the fabric of His plan, knitting qualities like patience, faith, and character into your heart. A seemingly brief pause today might pave the way for a breakthrough tomorrow.

God's response to Paul was not what he had anticipated or hoped for, but God nonetheless provided a reply.
Instead of alleviating Paul's thorn, God provided and would continue to provide Paul with His grace. The grace God granted Paul was ample for all his needs.

God's grace is His approval and promise of care for us.
It's about God being always accessible and able to fulfill our needs; it's God's own strength. It's not weak or wimpy. It is the divine power that makes up for our deficiencies.

When you acknowledge that God is acting beyond the present moment, you can navigate each season with confidence rather than fear, with hope rather than despair, and with faith rather than doubt. His promises do not expire with the calendar or run out with the passage of time. They bring you to the complete fulfillment that He has in mind.
Faithfulness is greater than any season. Beyond a brief movement, God remains constant!
Monday/June /22/2026

Our Father Who Is In Heaven Holy Is Your Name We Give You All Our Praise!! Welcome to WorshipCrossPoint Assembly Gre...
06/21/2026

Our Father Who Is In Heaven
Holy Is Your Name
We Give You All Our Praise!!

Welcome to WorshipCrossPoint Assembly Greenville

“Fathers Day Blessings”
We Celebrate and Remember the wonderful gift of the Godly Men
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“Fathers Day Blessings” Assembly Greenvillesembly Greenville11 AM Worship Celebrating and remembering the wonderful g...
06/21/2026

“Fathers Day Blessings”
Assembly Greenvillesembly Greenville
11 AM Worship
Celebrating and remembering the wonderful gift of the Godly Men
in our lives and hearts !!

CrossPoint Assembly GreenvilleFathers Day BlessingsWorship ,Praise & Word Ministry @ 11Celebrating and remembering the ...
06/19/2026

CrossPoint Assembly Greenville
Fathers Day Blessings
Worship ,Praise & Word Ministry @ 11
Celebrating and remembering the wonderful gift of the Godly Men
in our lives and hearts ..

06/19/2026


&Darlene
"For we walk by faith, not by sight."
(2 Corinthians 5:7)

Faith is not the absence of challenges, but a deliberate choice to trust God's promises, character, and enduring presence when circumstances feel overwhelming.

Faith isn't a mere flicker that only lights up during smooth moments.
Its glow is at its peak when life is dark, when difficulties press hard, and when hope feels far away. During those periods, faith remains steadfast, relying on God's guidance even when the future seems ambiguous.

Burning faith isn't rooted in emotional experiences. It hinges on God's promises, actions, and identity. Every trial, every waiting season, serves as fuel for trust rather than a cause for doubt.
Faith triumphs when it shines brightly, dispelling fear's grip.
Faith makes decisions based on confidence rather than panic.
Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. Faith believes in God's faithfulness, even when faced with impossible situations.
A burning faith illuminates the path ahead, provides comfort, and directs toward a God who is always close, actively working, and faithfully true to His Word.

Noah built an ark on dry land.
David took on Goliath with a simple sling. Peter stepped out of the boat into the water.
At the time, these actions made no sense to those observing, but later breakthroughs demonstrated the value of walking by faith.
Walking by faith means making faith a part of every daily activity.
Faith can look foolish before it looks victorious!

06/19/2026


&Darlene
Speaking to a group of Jews, Jesus says, “You belong to your father, the devil, and you want to carry out your father’s desires. He was a murderer from the beginning, not holding to the truth, for there is no truth in him. When he lies, he speaks his native language, for he is a liar and the father of lies.” (John 8:44)

Satan is the “father of lies,” the original liar. Satan told the first lie in recorded history to Eve in the Garden of Eden. After planting seeds of doubt in Eve’s mind with a question (Genesis 3:1), he directly contradicts God’s Word.
Lying is Satan’s primary weapon against God’s children. His success depends on people believing his lies.

When your faith is not put into practice, you become easily fooled by Satan, and it is easy to accept his lies.
A lie can sound convincing for a season, but eventually the fruit reveals the root.
A lie may imitate the language, appearance, or actions of truth, but it cannot produce godly fruit because it is disconnected from the truth.
If believers cease praying, fail to read God's Word, neglect gathering with fellow believers, and no longer obey the Holy Spirit, they become susceptible to Satan’s lies.

If you believe a lie, you become subject to the lie. A strong man, if he believes he's weak, will act weak. Accepting Satan's restrictive belief establishes a mental barrier that hinders your true abilities, casting a shadow over your inherent potential, making you appear less capable than you are, despite your inner strength to succeed.
Satan’s deceitful rhetoric and lies daily attack your faith. He will tell you, "You're weak, bound to your sins, you can never break free, have the power to overcome, never be any different, never be well, and never really know a life of victory, joy, peace, and fulfillment."
If you believe Satan's lie that you don't have the authority over your enemies, then you won't exercise the authority that Jesus said, “I give to you to tread on serpents and scorpions, and over all the power of the enemy: and nothing shall by any means hurt you”. (Luke 10:19)
Don't believe the lie! You have the power of God to overcome all bondages, all sins, and all obstacles, fear, and anxiety.
Believe the truth, Jesus, because the truth will set you free (John 8:32). Jesus has disarmed principalities and powers, and made a public spectacle of them, triumphing over them (Colossians 2:15).
No challenge is greater than
His power.
No mountain is higher than
His authority.
No battle is stronger than
His victory.
As long as we are looking at Jesus—the Truth himself—Satan’s lies have no power. You have the power!

06/17/2026


&Darlene
“You shall love the LORD your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your strength”.(Deuteronomy 6:5)

What God most wants from us is our love. He expects us to give Him complete love. This love is appropriate because He loved us completely: We love Him because He first loved us (1 John 4:19).

When we really love the LORD with all of our heart, soul, and mind, then everything else, our money, our time, our effort, our will, our submission, is freely given to the LORD. We can give the Lord everything we think He wants, but without giving Him our love, it is all a waste of time and a loss.

God is not asking for your leftovers. He is not asking for the part of you that's left after work, after worry, after exhaustion.
He is asking for all of you: your heart, the seat of your emotions, your desires, your deepest feelings. Let Him be the one you run to first, not last. Your soul, the real you, the inner you that no one else sees. The part that carries pain, that dreams, that hopes. God wants that part too. Don't hide it from him. Your strength, your energy, your time, your resources. The things you pour into building your life. Pour it back into loving Him. This is not a burden. This is an invitation. When you love God with everything, everything in your life begins to align. Your heart finds peace. Your soul finds purpose. Your strength finds direction. You were not created to give God the minimum. You were created to love Him fully, freely, and completely.

Jesus offers a simple, life-giving truth: everything in our faith comes down to loving the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind. Jesus said, “This is the first and great commandment”.
(Matthew 22:37-38)
Loving God is to enjoy God's unfailing favor and blessings. Don't hold back. Love Him with everything.

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