Cross Culture Church

09/08/2026

Pastor Woodrow Walker’s Meditation: September 8

“He will glorify Me, for He will take of what is Mine and declare it to you” (John 16:14).

The work of the Holy Spirit is to arrest our thoughts and energy and guide them in a new direction. He will give us an understanding of all things that belong to Jesus Christ. Beforehand our thoughts would wander and attach themselves to things that destroy the soul. Before He intervened there existed no passion to pursue Christ because His life to us had no appeal. Some would attempt to redefine Christ's life and mission in order to pursue their own passions and goals. Their emptiness remained when the activity ended. There was no lasting effect to their experiences.

There is no contentment unless the Holy Spirit is completely in charge. He will not compete with the pettiness of selfish interests. He is committed to those things that please the Father alone and will not allow anything to get Him sidetracked. What we have learned and received of Christ is clarified and applied to the soul. As the Son did only those things that pleased the Father, so it is with us who are led by the Holy Spirit. We will sense His grief when our ways sway towards a different path. We will sense His pleasure as we maintain the course that He has prescribed. What a privilege we have to be led by the Holy Spirit! The Eternal reaches down into time in order to envelope the temporal, in order to lift mortals to a new place and a new vision. Once we see what the Lord has always seen, we no longer wish to entertain ideas beneath the standard now revealed to us. Even when we drift in thought and action, the same Spirit reminds us of who we are. It is the knowledge of Christ that changes us. Once we have been changed, our contentment is with godliness. Those allurements are outside of us and no longer in us. His glory is for our good and His pleasure becomes our peace of heart and mind.

09/08/2026

09/07/2026

Pastor Woodrow Walker’s Meditation: September 7

“ And even now the ax is laid to the root of the trees” (Matthew 3:10).

Many have sought justification for wrong habits of the heart in which they have grown accustomed. They strain to admit when they hear an unfamiliar voice from an unfamiliar place preaching an unfamiliar message. It is baffling to the mind to accept the fact that everything previously known by them was in error. The truth contradicts our folly. We by nature try to fight against what we feel is right. Yet what we may be resisting is our true love calling us to a higher place. He is calling us away from our pride, which is based on human wisdom and knowledge, that we may really know the truth that was previously too elusive. The skillful artisan does not bring a scalpel to remove minor excess but an axe to completely remove the whole thing. It must be completely uprooted if it is ever to be replaced with what contains virtue. There will be something new replacing the old once the old is brought down in defeat and ruin. There is a defeat, a loss that must precede victory and gain. Then God will plant seed in place of the plant. The potential of the godly is far greater than the success of the wicked. As we continue to listen to His voice and wait on His promises, in a little while new growth will sprout up from the ruins of the past.

09/07/2026

"Worship is our active response, to God's revelation of Himself, whereby we declare His worth!"

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09/06/2026

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Cross Culture Church (Woodrow Walker, II is Pastor) our vision is to Bridge the gaps, Change mindsets & Transform Culture to the standard of Christ. You can join us live for in-person worship every Sunday at 10am. We are located at 6440 Rock Springs Road, Lithonia, GA 30038 Our services are streamed...

09/06/2026

Pastor Woodrow Walker’s Meditation: September 6

“Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever” (Hebrews 13:8).

The consistency of the message is as important as the message itself. Messages that contradict what has been established as foundational in our understanding of Christ cause spiritual erosion to occur within the soul. The writer of Hebrews was warning them to remember what was established within them by those who both spoke and modeled the standard which they once faithfully followed. Consider that their instructions were intended to lead them to an end result that was to reach far beyond the immediate. This is what any faithful disciple must consider. Those who lead are graced to guide their followers into areas that can only be understood once obedience is completed. Disobedience occurs as the result of being carried away or allured, and not led. Character deficiencies are sensitive to an alien appeal. One is then flesh driven rather than Spirit-led. One’s diet must consist of that which can provide for eternal gain. It should not consist of the delicacies that appeal to the taste but do harm to the body. What Jesus taught His disciples required them to fully follow Him if they were to become disciples. Through their continuance, they were led to understand aspects of His call to holiness and righteousness. Otherwise it would have appeared to be merely be a call to the enjoyment of the fish and the loaves. His call was to self-denial, to taking up one’s cross, and following Him. Only then would they participate with Him in the glory that awaited them on the other side of full obedience. Too many people are allowing themselves to be carried away rather than be Spirit led.

09/05/2026

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09/05/2026

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09/05/2026

Pastor Woodrow Walker’s Meditation: September 5

"Before I formed you in the womb I knew you” (Jeremiah1:5).

It was all about God before consideration is given to self. God had a purpose in mind, unknown to us but awaiting us from our Creator. “I knew where you were to fit into My plans.” Self- discovery is the challenge given to each person to consider what God already knows about us. “If any lack wisdom, even that which pertains to self, let him ask God.” Our reasoning can merely draw from what is already known. To observe God’s creation and to see merely through the eyes of others’ experiences and life alone may limit us from knowing what God desires to show us. God is aware of your uniqueness because He made you the way you are, not to be weird and merely associate with those who act differently for the sake of standing out in the crowd, but to participate in a plan far greater than even our most sophisticated plans could take us. God has a plan for your life. It is His desire to use everything that He has given to you for His glory. His plan is also to remove from you everything planted in you by the enemy of your soul to disqualify you from achieving your predetermined goal. Let Him fill the void and emptiness in your life and complete the task that He has begun.

“...to the intent that now the manifold wisdom of God might be made known by the church to the principalities and powers in the heavenly place...” (Ephesians3:10-11).

Our worship and service unto God is for His glory. We benefit from it and are changed by who we have become and what we do, but the primary purpose is for His glory to cover the entire surface of the earth. If more could understand this, a different approach would be taken each time we pray or when we gather together as the people of God. His desire is to make something known through us. This provides the evidence of His existence and shows that He can use weaklings like us in magnificent ways.

09/04/2026

Pastor Woodrow Walker’s Meditation: September 4

"To whom He was not announced, they shall see; and those who have not heard shall understand" (Romans 15:21).

God heals many who may have thought their situation was beyond hope. They might have come with their limited view of what God was able to do, but to be surprised by grace to receive beyond their level of expectation. Salvation has come to the Gentiles to whom it was not announced. There may have been some who would have settled for the crumbs falling from the rich man's table, but God invited them in to partake of the feast. It is not always the intelligent who are enabled to make sense of the God's mysteries. It may not even be the one who has a history among fellow believers. They may not see nor understand the life changing message of Jesus Christ. Yet an impoverished reject in society may rejoice immediately in hearing for the first time what he had heard time and time again. While one is desperate in seeking the truth, God will open his eyes to see the Kingdom of God and his heart to understand the mysteries of the Kingdom. God has made it available to all but it requires a contrite and humble spirit. We do not possess the ability independent of the Spirit to see and understand such blessed truths as these. When one is broken of his pride he realizes that there is a need much deeper than he alone is able to meet. Then Jesus is introduced and embraced as both Savior and Lord. If one can hear the voice of spiritual reason today and not permit the noise of entertainment or the confusing noise of the world to interfere, God will lead that one to the greatest level of understanding. He will understand and know his God, his purpose, and his destiny!