CrossLife Church

10/26/2026

Salvation is personal. Our invitations should be personal, too.

In Luke 19:1–10, Jesus didn’t treat Zacchaeus like a face in the crowd. He noticed him, called him by name, and entered his life with grace.

Hear more about that by watching or listening to yesterday's message from Pastor Daron....

Why do certain people bother us so much—and why are we sometimes fr...

10/19/2026

What bothers us may reveal what has become too important to us.

Yesterday, we began our Everyone Outreach series with Jonah 4:1–11. Jonah’s struggle wasn’t only that he resisted loving the lost, it also exposed the idols and misplaced priorities within his own heart.

God sometimes uses what frustrates or unsettles us to shine a gracious light on an area that needs reflection, repentance, and renewal. And through it all, he keeps turning our hearts outward so others can know the same mercy he has shown us in Jesus.

What might God be inviting you to notice in your own heart this week?

Why do certain people bother us so much—and why are we sometimes fr...

10/05/2026

A message worth carrying into your week. 💙

Yesterday we continued our Lutheran Reformation series with Faith Alone, the truth that we receive all that Jesus has done for us through faith, itself a gift God creates and strengthens through his Word.

Whether you were with us and want to dig in again, couldn’t make it Sunday, or are curious about what we believe, the message is here for you.

Next Sunday, we wrap up the series with Scripture Alone.

What happens when the pressure to be good enough, do enough, and ge...

09/29/2026

We don’t earn our salvation, but rather it is a gift from God. From beginning to end, it is grace. 💙

“Restore to me the joy of your salvation… and sustain me.”�— Psalm 51:12

Grace upon grace.

09/28/2026

“Create in me a pure heart, O God, and renew a steadfast spirit within me.” — Psalm 51:10

Yesterday we began our three-week series on the Lutheran Reformation with Grace Alone and a reminder we can carry with us all week: We don’t make ourselves clean. We don’t restore ourselves. We don’t earn our way back to God.

God does the restoring. God does the renewing. God gives the grace.

Whether you were with us Sunday and want to dig into the message again, couldn’t be there, or are simply curious about what we believe and why, Sunday’s message is here for you.

What does the Lutheran Reformation have to do with joy? In the open...

09/23/2026

Worship was never meant to stay within the walls of the church.

Jesus came down. He stepped into our world, met people where they were, and brought the good news of salvation.

And now, we get to carry that good news with us.
In worship, we witness to the world. 🌎

What we receive in worship doesn’t end when we walk out the doors it shapes how we live, love, serve, and point others to Jesus.

09/21/2026

Missed worship on Sunday? 💙 We wrapped up our Welcome Home series, and Sunday’s message is available on YouTube!

Whether you missed this weekend or want to come back to the message again, we’d love for you to watch and catch the final week of the series.

# Welcome Home: Witnessing to the World Through Sunday Worship | Cr...

09/17/2026

Sometimes you have the words to pray. Sometimes you don’t. And sometimes it helps to have someone pray with you.

On the third Sunday of each month, we make space during worship for Heart to Heart Prayer, a quiet moment to simply bring whatever is on your heart to God. You can pray right where you are, share a prayer request, or sit with someone from our prayer team who would be honored to pray with you.

No pressure. No need to know what to say. Just space to pray, be prayed for, and be reminded that you don’t have to carry everything alone.

09/16/2026

Worship is more than what happens between us and God it’s also how we serve one another.

We pray together. We celebrate together. We care for each other in the hard things.

This is worship, too. ❤️