Crossroads Baptist Church

Crossroads Baptist Church "We will love God and one another, reach people for Christ, and encourage growth in Christ-likeness."

Dear Crossroads Family,Last Sunday we began an important Bible study and sermon series entitled “Hearing the Voice of Go...
09/11/2026

Dear Crossroads Family,

Last Sunday we began an important Bible study and sermon series entitled “Hearing the Voice of God.” The Scripture acknowledges that our God accomplishes His will by speaking. He spoke the world into existence. According to Hebrews 1:1-2, “In the past God spoke to our ancestors through the prophets at many times and in various ways, but in these last days he has spoken to us by his Son, whom he appointed heir of all things, and through whom also he made the universe.” Jesus promised that after His ascension, “the Father would send the Advocate, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send in my name, will teach you all things and will remind you of everything I have said to you” (John 14:26). Furthermore, Peter identifies Scripture as the word of God in 2 Peter 1:20-21. He wrote, “Above all, you must understand that no prophecy of Scripture came about by the prophet's own interpretation of things. For prophecy never had its origin in the human will, but prophets, though human, spoke from God as they were carried along by the Holy Spirit.”

This Sunday we will consider the important role the written word of God plays in the lives of believers as we seek to hear from God. The Bible, interpreted for us by the indwelling Holy Spirit, is the clearest and most certain way you and I will “hear” the word of God. I encourage you to be present this Sunday for Bible study and for the worship service and sermon entitled, “The Map and the Mapmaker.” (Sermon notes are provided below.)

Remember that this Sunday is “Back to Church Sunday” at Crossroads. Make every effort to be in your Bible class at 9:00 am and in the worship service at 10:30 am. If you are new to Crossroads, this would be a great Sunday to find a Bible study class. Everyone will be wearing nametags, so you’ll have a chance to both hear and see the names of people you don’t know well yet. This will make getting started in a class much easier. You will be bless by our excellent Bible study teachers and by the great fellowship shared in these classes.

Additionally, because last Sunday was a holiday weekend, this Sunday is Food and Diaper Drive Sunday. Plan to bring some needed food items or diapers to share with those in need. You can be sure that this will be pleasing to our Lord and will meet needs in our community. Christ’s love will be demonstrated in your giving.

It is going to be a great Sunday. Don’t miss out on what God is going to say and do in His church.

Love,
Bro. Doug
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The Map and the Mapmaker
Psalm 19:7-14

In Psalm 19, David looks at God’s word as the ultimate life-saving ____ for the human soul provided by the _____ ______.

David uses six distinctive words to describe the word of God, and each description is followed with a reminder of the unique capacity of God’s word to impact our lives for the better:

(1) Law (Torah) – An authoritative ______ , mapping out the path for holy living. (2) Statutes –God’s word is trustworthy like the testimony of a ________ in court who has sworn an oath. (3) Precepts –God’s word includes every _______ we need to stay on the path. (4) Commands –God’s word is the absolute __________. There is no __________. Truth without any mixture of ______. (5) Fear –God’s word is the manual that teaches genuine, heart-felt __________ for God. (6) Decrees – Judicial decisions, verdicts. His word is like decisions handed down by the _______ ______.

God’s word is not a list of ______ but a complete, exhaustive database of everything we might need to know or could ever want to know about the language of the _____, of life, of _______ itself.

But David also acknowledges that it is ________. He refers to “hidden faults” and “willful sins.” God is so pure and _____, and people are so thoroughly permeated and _________ by sin that even when we think we have done everything right, there are still parts of our lives that are thoroughly unacceptable and _________ to God of which we are totally ________ and for which we need __________.

Here David’s praise of the Mapmaker comes in. God is our "Rock." He is an elevated, defensive ___________ and _______ ground. God’s word tells us where to stand. We are grateful for His word, but God _________ is our Rock. Calling God our “Redeemer” reminds us that, though perfectly warned, we still fall into the _________ _______. But the Lord never lets us _____ there. In Christ, God is our Redeemer. He has paid for our ________. God Himself has secured our freedom by the ______ of the _____.
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A Few Announcements:

Crossroads Annual Harvest Fest is scheduled for Saturday, October 31, from 4:00-7:00 pm. Donations of candy can be brought and placed in the collection bins provided. Volunteer sign-up and sign-up for Trunk-or Treat participants will begin the first Sunday in October.

Volunteers are needed to help (childcare, food prep & service, etc) with the Celebrate Recovery Ministry. Please contact Timothy Waters for more information (210.571.2476).


Dr. Doug Diehl
San Antonio, TX 78254

09/06/2026

Why does it seem that God is sometimes silent when I feel I need Him most?

Have you considered this question before? Join our conversatioin today as we explore what God has to say through our sermon series "Hearing the Voice of God."

Dear Crossroads Family,Have you ever been stuck in a group conversation that rapidly devolves into a verbal demolition d...
09/04/2026

Dear Crossroads Family,

Have you ever been stuck in a group conversation that rapidly devolves into a verbal demolition derby? It starts innocently enough, but within two minutes, three different people are simultaneously pitching conflicting advice, someone is shouting a barely relevant anecdote about their cousin's ferret, and every overlapping voice is escalating in pitch just to survive. Everyone has an experience, an opinion, or a desperate urge to pontificate, and waiting for someone to actually finish a sentence is treated like a sign of tactical weakness. You just sit there, head spinning like you're a referee at a debate at a toddler auction, realizing that no meaningful information is being exchanged.

It seems these days that everyone wants to talk, but no one wants to listen. Many long to be heard; Few strain to hear.

One of the wonderful things about our God is this: Though His words are the most powerful things in the cosmos, He is delighted to hear us; to hear the words of His children. He is perfectly capable of listening quietly to our prayers, petitions, anxious concerns, and even our complaints.

But what about us? Are we capable of listening quietly to His voice? Are we brave enough to turn down the noise around us and silence our own speech long enough to give His word a chance to break through?

This Sunday we will begin a series of Bible studies and Sermons entitled, “Hearing the Voice of God.” The first sermon, “Feeling Ghosted by God,” will address the issue of what might be going on when our God who speaks, and whose words are the most powerful things in the cosmos, seems to be silent. (Sermon notes are provided below.) Faithful believers in the Scripture experience His silence from time to time, and we all have as well.

I’m sure you will want to be present to consider this universally relevant topic. Join your church family in Bible study and worship this Sunday as we learn together from His written word and listen for His powerful voice in our lives.

See you Sunday!

Love,
Bro. Doug

*One extra note: Crossroads Monthly Food & Diaper Drive is postponed until next Sunday, 9/13, because of the holiday weekend. Please be prepared to bring your donations next Sunday. Also, because of the holiday, there will not be evening activities Sunday night and the church office will be closed on Monday.
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Feeling Ghosted by God
Exodus 3:1-6, 11-15, & 4:28-31

It is upsetting, even _____-_________ to feel ghosted by God. This was how the ___________ must have felt as slaves in Egypt until God began to speak clearly to His people again.

Maybe the most important truth we can take away from Exodus 3 is that our God is a _________ God. In Scripture, God sometimes spoke through dreams and visions, ________ messengers, _________, and especially through the ________ word and the still small voice—that subtle, quiet internal presence of His _______ in those who have chosen to be His people.

The most enlivening, uplifting, and important thing that can change your life for the better is to _____ a _____ from God. But what if we feel ghosted by God. Why would God be _________?

God needed time to ________ Moses for the moment He would speak to him, and through him to Pharaoh and to His people. It took 80 years to prepare Moses to hear the word of the Lord in that burning bush. You may be going through a time in which you desperately need to hear a word from God, but He seems silent. Trust that He is ________ even in His silence to prepare you to hear His voice. Use this time to _____ your _____ to His, and whatever you do, don’t _____ ___ on Him.

Also, God may seem silent because we aren’t __________. Exo. 3:4 says, “When the LORD saw that he had gone over to look, God called to him from within the bush.” God waited to speak until Moses came ___ _____. If it seems God is ghosting you, it may be you’re so _____________ that you haven’t come to look and to hear from Him.

The most important thing to know about hearing from God is found in Hebrews 1:1-2. It says, “…in these last days He has spoken to us by His Son.” The first, ____-_____________ step in hearing a spoken word from God is receiving the _______ ______ of God into your life—receiving Jesus as your Savior and Lord.
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A Few Announcements:

Back to Church Sunday at Crossroads is scheduled for September 13. Make plans to be at church on this day and invite others as well!

Children’s Church is returning next week, September 13! Parents need to register their Kinder-5th grade children who will be attending Children’s Church. Use the QR code on the flyer in the bulletin or complete the form on the back of the flyer and place it in the offering plate or on the Welcome desk.

Volunteers are needed to help with the Celebrate Recovery Ministry. Please contact Timothy Waters for more information (210.571.2476).

Dr. Doug Diehl
San Antonio, TX 78254

08/30/2026

If I am serving the Lord and trying to obey Him, why is it so important for me to love others?

Have you considered this question before? Join our conversatioin today as we explore what God has to say through our sermon series "Essentials for Christian Living."

Dear Crossroads Family,This coming Sunday marks the end of the current Bible study and sermon series entitled, “Essentia...
08/28/2026

Dear Crossroads Family,

This coming Sunday marks the end of the current Bible study and sermon series entitled, “Essentials for Christian Living.” It is only appropriate that the ultimate message in the series addresses the ultimate Christian essential: Love. We will be considering the teachings of one of the two or three most well-known chapters in the Bible: 1 Corinthians 13.

Of course, the “love” that is essential for believers in Jesus is not romantic love, though romantic love can be wonderful. Neither is it familial love—the kind we have for family and good friends. The love that the Scripture says is essential for believers is expressed in the New Testament with the Greek word “agape” (ah-GAH-pee). This word refers to the kind of love that God has for us—a love that isn’t transactional, that is, it isn’t dependent on what the one loved can give in return. It is a self-sacrificing love that flows from the will and choice of the one who gives it.

1 Corinthians 13 is the Apostle Paul’s attempt to exalt love to the highest pinnacle of Christian living; the most essential virtue that energizes and enlivens every other aspect of a believer’s life and ministry. It is easy to conclude that the study of the chapter in Scripture is potentially the most important study for a believer to undertake.

I pray you will take seriously this opportunity to study and consider this crucial chapter of Scripture along with your brothers and sisters in your Crossroads family. (Sermon notes are provided below.) I know it will be a great day of Bible study, fellowship, and worshiping the Lord.

I look forward to seeing you and worshiping with you this Sunday.

Agape,
Bro. Doug
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An Exaltation of Agape
1 Corinthians 13:1-13

1 Cor. 13 is the Apostle Paul’s attempt to lift up and exalt the most __________ aspect of what it means to be a Christian.

In vv. 1-3, Paul also sets up a fictitious character we could call “the most amazing Christian in the world” to demonstrate the ________ of love. Paul imagines a Christian who was capable of the peak of _______ expression, of intellectual and revelation capacity, of operational, miracle-working power, and of self-sacrifice and ___________. This most amazing Christian in the world is, from heaven’s perspective, nothing but __________, noisy, and __________ to the kingdom if his deepest motivations and daily interactions are not shaped by agape love. For the Christian, love is the one spiritual virtue required for every other Christian virtue or act of ministry to have ____ ______ at all.

We learn in vv. 4-7 that agape love has some very specific characteristic behaviors. These behaviors taken together depict an identifiable _________ that is always present in the person who is controlled by “agape.” The “agape” Christian reflects a devotion and dedication to _______ that imitates God’s devotion and dedication to the ______ when He sent Jesus to die for it, ____ ___.

Paul concludes his exaltation of Agape by emphasizing love’s ___________ in vv. 8-13. Paul describes looking into the future God has for His people. Unfortunately, all we can see is dim and __________. If we could see our glorious future clearly, we would notice that most of the things considered so important today will be valueless or completely absent from _________. Three things, however, will remain: Faith, hope, and love. And the __________ of these is love.

Long before St. Paul exalted love, God pulled back a curtain in the heavens to reveal to the heavenly host a ______ exposing the _____, slain from the foundation of the world. He did so to demonstrate and to exalt love; His love for you and me--the kind of love He desires us ____________________________________________.

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A Few Announcements:

Women on Mission will be meeting this week on Tuesday, September 1, at 10:00 am in the Fellowship Hall. All women interested in missions are invited to attend.

Tuesday AM Bible Study is returning September 8 with a new book study. Join us in the Fellowship Hall at 10:00 am as we begin our study of Experiencing God: Knowing & Doing the Will of God. Contact Carol Fisher at 801.706.3004 for more information.

Young at Heart is back! It’s time for another season of Young at Heart! Thursday, September 10, at 11:30 am in the Fellowship Hall bring your favorite Potluck Dish/Dessert and join us for this new season. The guest speakers this month will be from Gonzaba Medical Group. They will be bringing helpful information as annual enrollment approaches. All are welcome!

Volunteers are needed to help with the Celebrate Recovery Ministry. Please contact Timothy Waters for more information (210.571.2476).

Back to Church Sunday at Crossroads is scheduled for September 13. Make plans to be at church on this day and invite others as well! Let’s get back into the habit of Sunday Morning Bible Study and Worship!


Dr. Doug Diehl
San Antonio, TX 78254

Dear Crossroads Family,The first AWANA meeting for the Fall of 2026 was held last Sunday evening. Katy, along with her A...
08/21/2026

Dear Crossroads Family,

The first AWANA meeting for the Fall of 2026 was held last Sunday evening. Katy, along with her AWANA leadership team including AWANA commander John King (and with the tremendous help of Vickie Andress) worked hard to be prepared, uncertain of how many children would come and also knowing that they still needed a few adult leaders. Katy expressed the need for helpers, mostly as a prayer request, and when Sunday came, additional workers came so that they had everyone they needed. A great group of children came as well.

I am continually amazed at the willingness of members of our Crossroads family to jump in and serve when service opportunities arise. Whether it is working with children or young people, leading adult ministries, or volunteering to work with people in the community and beyond, you are constantly demonstrating your love for the Lord and your heart for service in His name.

For that reason, when I preach this Sunday’s sermon, I think it will feel a bit like I am preaching to the choir. The message entitled, “Serving in the Miraculous Body of Christ,” is a call to live a life of service in and for the church, the Body of Christ. (Sermon notes are provided below.) For most of you it will be an affirmation of what you already know and do. But maybe for some, the sermon will inspire a new desire to serve in the name of Jesus.

I hope you will be here Sunday and open your heart to listen to what the Lord has to say though the Bible study time and in the worship service. As always, listen for what He is saying to you and then put that into practice. You will be blessed for doing so.

Sunday is going to be a great day of worship in the Lord. I look forward to seeing you then.

Love,
Bro. Doug
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Serving in the Miraculous Body of Christ
1 Corinthians 12:12-24

The gospels provide an important backdrop for 1 Cor. 12. In them Jesus taught, “whoever wants to become great among you must be your ________, and whoever wants to be first must be your slave—just as the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve,...” By His teaching and example, Jesus made it clear that the ________ of every ________ is to be involved in serving one another together.

In 1 Cor. 12, Paul uses the analogy of a _____ to describe the responsibility of servanthood each of us has. Every believer is _______ by the Spirit and placed in the Body __________ so that when each does its part, the Body functions ____________. Sometimes parts of the Body fail to accept and execute their responsibility as servants in and of the Body of Christ. One reason is perceived _____________. Believers disqualify themselves with these words: “____ _____.”

A 2nd main reason believers fail to become faithful servants in the Body of Christ is feelings of __________. These believers opt out of service with these little words: “____ ____.” They decide not to serve with those parts of the Body they deem _____ _________.

Each of us is important and we _______ on _____ ______ to have an alive, vibrant, and effective church. For this reason, we should all commit to do our part in serving one another in Christ.

The main reason we serve is that this church, of which we are a part, is an amazing, wonderful, purposeful _________ of _____. We are the Body of Christ. Serving in the Body is an amazing __________.

Jesus said in John 14:12 that, when functioning as it should, His church would do even ________ _______ than He had done. That is a miracle! But to do so, the Body of Christ must function at peak efficiency with every part doing its part. We _____ _____ ______.

When called to serve, may we all say, “__ _____.” “I will give my _____ to the One who gave His ____ for me.”

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A Few Announcements:

The Lord’s Supper will be observed this Sunday, August 23. If you will be joining us online, please be prepared with your elements so that you can take part in this observance. We will collect a benevolence offering, as is our custom, whenever we observe the Lord's Supper.

Our new and improved Assisted Listening System will be available this Sunday. Directions will be provided in the service to help with connection to the system. If you wear hearing aids, this system will be able to connect to those, and it will also connect to head phones, Air Pods, or ear buds. This listening system is part of the upgrade to our sound system, and we are excited to finally have it in place!

The Ladies’ Wednesday Morning Bible Study will begin their Fall sessions this week on August 26 at 9:00 am in Rm. V217. They will be studying the book As For Me: Life Through the Lens of The Psalms, by Adrienne Camp. All ladies are invited to join this group as they are led to a deeper understanding of who God is and be encouraged to hold onto Him no matter what. For more information, contact Jeanne Lassetter ([email protected] or text 210.449.1710).

Children’s Church will be returning September 13. Leaders are still needed for this important children’s ministry. Contact Katy Padgett for more information at 210.681.1911.

Childcare for Wednesday Night Bible Study: if needed, call the church office (210.681.1911) by noon on Tuesday.

Dear Crossroads Family,Christians who lived outside of Judea in the 1st Century faced a serious problem. They were immer...
08/14/2026

Dear Crossroads Family,

Christians who lived outside of Judea in the 1st Century faced a serious problem. They were immersed in a very religious culture. Many pagan gods represented by various idols were a part of the everyday life of virtually every person. Paul described the world in which these early believers lived when he spoke to the city council of Athens. He said,

“People of Athens! I see that in every way you are very religious. For as I walked around and looked carefully at your objects of worship, I even found an altar with this inscription: TO AN UNKNOWN GOD” (Acts 17:22-23).

They worshiped a god for just about every aspect of life. Zeus was worshiped to maintain state order and justice. Hera was thought to bless marriages, women, and childbirth. Athena brought victory to the military. Apollo was the god who blessed health. Artemis worship enabled hunters to be successful. Almost every trade and business had a god whose worship enabled that realm of business to be successful.

Those who accepted the message of the gospel understood that all these “so-called” gods were idols; that Jesus was the only one worthy of their worship. But how could they show their allegiance to Jesus alone when every meeting of their business community centered around the worship of that group's god? How could they separate themselves from pagan worship when virtually all of the meat sold in the local markets came from the excesses of the sacrifices offered to these myriad of gods? Could they still attend the meetings of their trade guilds? Could they eat meat that had been part of a pagan sacrificial ritual?

Various New Testament authors attempted to help Christians deal with these very challenging questions. One such attempt was by Paul. It is recorded in 1 Corinthians 10:23-33, which is the text for my sermon this coming Sunday. (Sermon notes are provided below)

Even though we don’t face the exact same challenge that the believers in the 1st Century faced regarding pagan worship and meat sacrificed to idols, the principle that Paul promoted to help them answer their questions is a vital principle that can help us live faithfully for Christ in 21st Century. I hope you will be present for Bible study and worship this coming Sunday as we consider this essential principle for faithful Christian living.

It’s going to be a great Lord’s Day.

On another note, thank you so much for your generosity in giving me both time and a wonderful love offering for my just-completed sabbatical. Angela and I had a wonderful time and I feel truly restored. When Monday came and it was time for me to return to my office, I was excited to get busy again for the Lord’s work here and for you—exactly the way I think a pastor should feel after a sabbatical. You are a wonderful congregation. I could not be more blessed!

See you Sunday!

Love,
Bro. Doug
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Have It HIS Way
1 Corinthians 10:23-33

The Christians in Corinth _________ rather than __________ the culture around them. Paul was concerned that they were a self-centered bunch. Paul challenged their “___ ______” approach to faith.

The Corinthian church knew the clear message of the gospel—that Christians are ____ from the bo***ge of believing that we must earn eternal life by doing certain rituals and good deeds. But they had taken their freedom ____ ____. They had begun to act on the belief that they were free to do anything they wanted. They believed they were free to live a “me first” kind of life. Their slogan, which Paul repeats back to them, is “I have the ______ to do _________.”

Paul reminds them and us that, as followers of Christ, “__________” is not the standard by which we are to live. What is “allowable” isn’t Jesus’ bar for us. God’s word says, our bar, our goal, is to do what is “___________” and “_____________.”

These two words in the original language are __________ words. They are _______ words. The 1st one literally means “to bring together,” like pooling resources for the benefit of everyone. The 2nd word combines the word for ______ or family with the word meaning “_______ ___,” so “to build up the family.” The bar God’s word sets for our behavior is to bring together our strengths, resources, and abilities and to build up the family of God.

It’s so easy for us to slip into the spirit of the Corinthians’ day, of our day, and think almost exclusively of our own _______, our own _____________, our own ________. Then we start to ask, “What is the ______ I have to do? I can’t worry about other people’s needs or feelings. They can worry about themselves.”

The challenge of God’s word to each of us is to be able to say with Paul: I am not seeking ___ ____ good but the good of _____, so that they may be ______. Is that the testimony of your life before your Lord who didn’t seek His own good so that you could ___ ______?

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A Few Announcements:

AWANA resumes Sunday, August 16! Children in Kinder-6th grade are invited to join in the fun and be part of this Bible-based discipleship program. AWANA will be meeting in the Community Center, Sundays 5:00-7:00 pm (doors will open at 4:45 pm). Go to cbcsa.net to register.

The AWANA Store Needs Donations! Small toys, stuffed animals, games, trinkets, books, etc., donated to the store are used to help motivate the kids to learn scripture. Cash donations would also be appreciated (designate them for AWANA Store). Additionally, please pray about partnering with the Kings to help with the actual running of the store. For more information contact John (210.818.2248) or Mary Sue (210.313.3877). Any help would be welcomed!

Grief Share, a grief support group will be meeting every Thursday, beginning on August 20, and continuing through November 12, from 9:15 –11:15 am in the Community Center, classroom #1. Learn more about Grief Share and register at griefshare.org.

Dr. Doug Diehl
San Antonio, TX 78254

Dear Crossroads Family,There is a lot happening at Crossroads this week and in the weeks ahead! We are grateful that Pas...
08/07/2026

Dear Crossroads Family,

There is a lot happening at Crossroads this week and in the weeks ahead! We are grateful that Pastor Doug and Angela are home from their sabbatical—we have missed them.

It is hard to believe that summer flew by so quickly and school is back in session. Please keep our students, teachers, and administrators in your prayers as they begin the 2026-27 school year.

Many of our ministries and Bible studies that paused for the summer are starting back up. You can view our full schedule on our website: www.cbcsa.net. If you have questions about a specific group or need a help finding a place to serve, call the church office and we will get you connected with the ministry leader.

Additionally, our sanctuary lighting and sound system upgrades are nearly finished! We hope you can experience the full impact of these changes in the next week or two.

I will be bringing the sermon this Sunday, so please keep me in your prayers as well.

We look forward to seeing you for Bible study and worship this Sunday.

Love you all,
Bro. Stuart
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A Few Announcements:

Volunteer Training for AWANA is this Sunday, 8/9, from 5:00-7:00pm in the Community Center. If you would like to be part of this wonderful ministry for children, join us Sunday for dinner and training. Your time spent working with the kids in AWANA will be a blessing to you!

The AWANA Store Needs Donations! Small toys, stuffed animals, games, trinkets, books, etc., donated to the store are used to help motivate the kids to learn scripture. Also please pray about partnering with the Kings to help with the actual running of the store. Contact John (210.818.2248) or Mary Sue (210.313.3877) for more information. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

The GriefShare Loss of Spouse Seminar is scheduled at Crossroads for Saturday, August 15, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm in Rm. 1 in the Community Center. For more information or to register, go to griefshare.org or scan the QR code on the bulletin insert.

GriefShare, a grief support group will be meeting every Thursday, beginning on August 20, and continuing through November 12, from 9:15 –11:15 am in the Community Center, classroom #1. Learn more about GriefShare and register at griefshare.org.

Funeral services for Nita Black have been set. Use this link to access the information: Juanita Black.

Dear Crossroads Family,We are in for a special treat this Sunday - Kevin Flowers will be sharing a message from the Lord...
07/31/2026

Dear Crossroads Family,
We are in for a special treat this Sunday - Kevin Flowers will be sharing a message from the Lord. Kevin is no stranger to Crossroad because he served for many years as our Youth Pastor. He now serves as the lead pastor for one of the fastest growing congregations on the northwest side of San Antonio, Alamo Community Church, which began here at Crossroads. Kevin consistently brings a timely, relevant message from God, and he is a good friend of mine. We are grateful for what God is doing through Kevin. Come ready to hear from the Lord and be blessed!

Installation of our new sanctuary sound system has begun and is progressing as expected. The work should wrap up next week.

Pastor Doug and Angela are enjoying their sabbatical. We miss them and continue to keep them in our prayers.

As we close out the month of July today, and look forward to all the offerings of August, please be in prayer for teachers as many of them return to work Monday and the children as they start back soon after that. It is hard to believe that summer is over - at least for the school break, but definitely not for the heat!!!

I hope to see you all this Sunday for Worship and Bible Study.

Love you all,
Bro. Stuart
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A Few Reminders:

Don't forget that the Monthly Crossroads Food & Diaper Drive is this Sunday, August 2. You can bring your donations and leave them in the red bins, which can be found at various locations in the church. Please do not donate expired food items, and egg cartons are no longer needed. A Shopping List can be found on the website on the Announcement page.

The Quarterly Business Meeting is this Sunday, August 2, at 4:00 pm in the Fellowship Hall. Agendas are available in the foyer.

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