Crosspointe Meadows Church

Crosspointe Meadows Church We are a Bible-based Christian church, committed to sharing the love and truth of Jesus Christ. Pastored by Brian Johnson.

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We believe:

•That the Bible is the authentic message of God
•That Jesus has restored us to true relationship with God
•That we respond to Jesus by placing our trust in Him
•That the Holy Spirit empowers us to live joyful lives of faith and witness

“For by grace you have been saved through faith, and that not of yourselves;
it is the gift of God, not of works, lest anyone should boast”

Ephesians 2:8-9

Daily Devotion 6/26/26Scripture -“Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud.” ...
06/26/2026

Daily Devotion 6/26/26

Scripture -

“Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud.” – 1 Corinthians 13:4

Devotion -

The Apostle Paul writes in 1 Corinthians 12 that he did not want to see uniformity in the body of believers, but rather diversity in the gifts that the Holy Spirit has given to people. Some would have wisdom, others knowledge, and even speaking in tongues; they are all part of the same body. Paul goes on to say in chapter 13, though all of these gifts are wonderful, love is indispensable, for without love we are nothing.

A great expectation is given to the followers of Jesus amidst the fallibility of mankind, that is, for Christians to be Christ-like and live and love the way He did and does. The challenge for many of us comes when we have to broaden our scope to include those we do not love. How do we feel love toward those we think do not deserve it?

We have common ground with them in that we do not deserve the love of God either; it is a gift that we have freely received and should freely give. Then the nuance and reality make this verse shift from the standard warm-and-fuzzy outset to one of the greatest reflective challenges any Christian could face, and it is presented in the most loving way.

Prayer-

Dear Heavenly Father,

Even when we think we have a grip on Your word, You call us out to the depths of faith in an ocean of love. We ask that You work on our hearts and bring us to a place where we exude the gifts given to us by the Holy Spirit, and that they all be marked by the love that pours out from Jesus Christ living in our hearts. Let the responsibility to love fall on all of us toward one another, with neither expecting more than what they should love themselves out of the love of Christ. In Jesus’ name we pray, amen.

By Abran Garcia (Abe)

Daily Devotion 6/25/26Scripture - “If any of you lacks wisdom, you should ask God, who gives generously to all without f...
06/25/2026

Daily Devotion 6/25/26

Scripture -

“If any of you lacks wisdom, you should ask God, who gives generously to all without finding fault, and it will be given to you.” – James 1:5

Devotion -

James wrote this epistle to Jewish Christians who were dispersed among the nations. He opens up the chapter with a greeting and a message about trials and temptations. Trials and adversity related to faith are usually avoided by many, but James encourages his brothers and sisters in Christ to consider trials as pure joy, as they produce perseverance. The verse above is therefore in the context of a person who is experiencing a test of faith. Rather than lean on their own understanding, they are to ask God for wisdom in the trial, depending on the Lord as Job did.

There are all kinds of circumstances and situations that can create trials and temptations. The undertone in all of this is that of our character development through our relationship with Jesus. If our relationship is weak or non-existent, so would our ability to depend on Christ be weak or non-existent. Jesus is available to all of us, so much so that we can have a deeply personal relationship where we can ask for wisdom, and it is given through His word. We are to faithfully rely on Christ for the gifts we gain under trials and temptation, for they themselves are gifts.

Prayer -

Dear God,

It can be challenging to see trials and temptations as things for our development. It would be nice if we didn’t have to go through these things. But You have made it so, and let us abide by Your word. You provide the gift of faith, help us persevere with the help of the Holy Spirit, and a dependence on Jesus who is in us. Help us, lead us, guide us, in Jesus’ name, amen.

By Abran Garcia (Abe


Daily Devotion 6/24/26Scripture -“Blessed are the merciful, for they will be shown mercy.” – Matthew 5:7Jesus makes th...
06/24/2026

Daily Devotion 6/24/26
Scripture -
“Blessed are the merciful,
for they will be shown mercy.” – Matthew 5:7
Jesus makes this statement in His Sermon on the Mount, and it must have been completely mindblowing to those listening. Prior to this, their understanding was that they should hate their enemies and get even with them, but Jesus taught them to be merciful and to emulate the mercy God gives us to others; otherwise, there are severe consequences.
In the parable of the unforgiving servant. The servant owes a king ten thousand talents and cannot pay; he and his family are to be sold to pay off the debt, but the man begs for patience. The king is moved, and the servants' debts are absolved. But when it came time for the servant to show mercy to a fellow man, he was not merciful. When the king found out what had happened, he was angry and sent the unforgiving servant to prison to be tortured.
Being merciful is to have an advantage on someone, and though they have wronged you, you choose to forgive. We have been forgiven much, so we should love much and forgive much.
Prayer -
Dear Lord,
You have been merciful and loving toward us; help us do the same to others when we have the opportunity to do as You do. We understand that mercy is part of Your will for us to share the light of Jesus Christ with others. Help us exude mercy and exercise forgiveness for Your glory, in Jesus’ name we pray, amen.
By Abran Garcia (Abe)




Daily Devotion 6/23/26Scripture - “Blessed are the pure in heart, for they will see God.” – Matthew 5:8Devotion - Who...
06/23/2026

Daily Devotion 6/23/26

Scripture -

“Blessed are the pure in heart,

for they will see God.” – Matthew 5:8

Devotion -

Who are the pure in heart? It means something like those who have been purified by fire or pruning and are now blameless. It is not meant to assume it is directed to those who think they are innocent, but rather for those who have experienced transformation through Jesus. In John 15:2, Jesus says, “He cuts off every branch in me that bears no fruit, while every branch that does bear fruit he prunes so that it will be even more fruitful,” and later, “Neither can you bear fruit unless you remain in me.” Before all of this, Jesus said in John 14, part of verse 9, “He who has seen Me has seen the Father”

What we observe is something Jesus said early in His ministry being fleshed out throughout the gospels. If we see Jesus, we see the Father. It won't be because of us but because of the faith that results from being confronted by the words of Jesus, setting us straight and accepting the bread, His body, and the blood for the forgiveness of sins. He is the one who purifies us and makes us blameless. And as we change our minds because He changed our hearts, our actions follow to be in accord with His will. We would have spiritually seen God in our lives, but one day we will literally experience His glory in His kingdom.

Prayer -

Dear Heavenly Father,

You are Holy, Holy, Holy, Creator of heaven and earth of all that is seen and unseen. Jesus is at Your right hand and will one day return to judge the living and the dead. Let us be sanctified and live in the hope that we find in Christ. We ask that the Holy Spirit be with us, so that we may walk in accord with Your word. We give You praise and glory, in Jesus’ name, amen.

By Abran Garcia (Abe)


Daily Devotion - 6/22/26Scripture - “Oh, that men would give thanks to the Lord for His goodness,And for His wonderful w...
06/22/2026

Daily Devotion - 6/22/26

Scripture -

“Oh, that men would give thanks to the Lord for His goodness,

And for His wonderful works to the children of men!” – Psalm 107:21

Devotion -

This Psalm is one of thanksgiving, remembering how God has worked wonders for His people, though they don’t always listen. The psalmist reflects on the time the people of God were in the wilderness before they enter the promised land. They were rebels, and because of their transgressions, they were bound in affliction until they called upon the Lord in their trouble. God delivered them out of the wilderness. The psalmist describes how the Lord also delivers those out at sea caught in a storm. When at their wits' end, they call on His name and He calms the storm.

Taking a moment to remember how God has done so much for us in our lives is necessary because we forget. When we are at peace, and things are relatively still and comfortable, our sights tend to set on other things. The pattern repeated by the people of God throughout the Old Testament, and that of those in distress to call upon the name of the Lord, is a normal human behavior. So it helps to actively remember what the Lord has done for us, to keep us from sinning. Jesus calmed the storm, for even the winds and waves obey Him. He came for us that through Him we may be saved. We have much to give thanks to the Lord for.

Prayer-

Dear Heavenly Father,

You sustain us, bring us life, save us from trouble, and lift us out of the darkness. Though we tend to walk away from the God we love, You are sure to bring us into the fold out of love. You calm the storms, You lead us beside still waters, You restore our souls. Let us remember not only the works of Jesus in the scriptures but how He continues to work in us today. We give You praise and glory in Jesus’ name, amen.

* By Abran Garcia (Abe)

06/21/2026

Mind Games | Part-9 | “Fixing The Failure” | Sr. Pastor Brian Johnson
june 21, 2026 @ 10:00 am (EST)
▶️ Watch the full sermon on YouTube: https://youtu.be/aR92JOImO-Y



Daily Devotion - 6/21/26Scripture - “Blessed are the meek, for they will inherit the earth.” – Matthew 5:5Devotion - ...
06/21/2026

Daily Devotion - 6/21/26

Scripture -

“Blessed are the meek,

for they will inherit the earth.” – Matthew 5:5

Devotion -

In His sermon on the mount, Jesus delivers a series of “blessed are” statements that challenged widely held notions and gave hope to the Jewish people who were oppressed by the Roman government. The word meek means strength under control. The Greek term used in the New Testament refers to a horse that has been tamed and is under the master's control.

Jesus explains that it is those who have the capacity for power but yield to God that will inherit the earth. If they will inherit it, then who has control of it now? At the time, it was the Romans and spiritual powers. For now, Satan continues to have a lot of power and influence. But God favors the humble. Those who could have been wild and have obeyed the Lord and chosen humility and submission to God, they will inherit the earth.

Prayer -

Dear Heavenly Father,

You are the Alpha and Omega, the creator of all that is seen and unseen. Let us humble ourselves before You, giving praise and worship to our God. We pray for all who yield to Your will and choose to follow Jesus. It is a difficult thing to be a follower of Christ, but we are sustained by Your grace and mercy through it all. Thanks be to God. Help us practice meekness, in Jesus’ name, amen.

By Abran Garcia (Abe)





06/20/2026

If you are facing challenges in your life, build an altar of praise and worship to the Lord. When we choose to worship in the midst of our struggles, God strengthens our faith, renews our hope, and fights our battles.

Come visit us at Crosspointe Meadows Church
You’re Invited!
Join us for our weekly Sunday Service and be part of a loving, multicultural community ❤️
đź“Ť Location: 29000 Meadowbrook Rd, Novi, MI 48377
⛪ Sunday Worship Service: 10:00 AM
đź“… Weekly Activities:
🙏 Prayer Meeting (Zoom): Thursday at 7:00 PM
đź“– Early Riser Bible Study: Wednesday at 7:00 AM (at church)
đź‘Ą Small Groups: Various locations and times throughout the week
We are a multicultural church, welcoming everyone to serve and share the love of Jesus ✝️
You are welcome here—come as you are 💛


Daily Devotion 6/20/26“For what will it profit a man if he gains the whole world, and loses his own soul?” – Mark 8:36De...
06/20/2026

Daily Devotion 6/20/26
“For what will it profit a man if he gains the whole world, and loses his own soul?” – Mark 8:36
Devotion -
Earlier in the chapter, Jesus asked His disciples about His identity. Peter rightly identified Jesus as the Christ, but as Jesus taught the disciples that He would suffer, die, and rise again, Peter began to rebuke Jesus. But Jesus rebuked Peter. It was after this that Jesus called people to Himself, with the disciples, and told them that if they were to follow Him, they would have to deny themselves, pick up their cross, and live for the gospel. Saving our souls through following Christ is worth more than all the valuables of the world.
This is a tough one to sift through. There is nothing inherently wrong about profit, but there is something wrong about losing our souls to what we profit from. At the same time, there is a lot of overlap between those two sides that is unbearably uncomfortable. Jesus is very direct about the choice we have. If we follow Him, it’s all the way, and it is worth more than anything this world can offer or provide. So if there is overlap in worldly things and the life following Christ, He is not only talking about physical wealth but spiritual wealth. Jesus holds these two ideas in tension, signaling a radical change from living for temporal satisfaction to joyful suffering for eternal glory with Christ.
Prayer -
Dear Lord,
Help us reflect on what we have lived and are living for. We are confronted by Your word and pray that we remain steadfast in our faith. We pray for those who are hurting and need the gospel to give them hope. Let us live, understanding that whatever we lose is one thing, but to live for You is a gain. Help us, lead us, and guide us, for our good and for Your glory, in Jesus’ name, amen.
By Abran Garcia (Abe)





06/19/2026

Let us preach only what we practice. Our lives should reflect the message we proclaim.
— Sr. Pastor Brian Johnson
Crosspointe Meadows Church

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29000 Meadowbrook Road
Novi, MI
48377

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