Life is filled with "Friday" moments—times of pain, loss, and uncertainty when hope feels distant, and the future seems dark. Just as Jesus’ followers faced the despair of the cross on Good Friday, we, too, experience seasons where it seems like all is lost, when we feel broken, weary, or defeate...

We all face things that keep us stuck—habits, fears, or comfort zones that hold us back from experiencing the full and abundant life Jesus offers. Change can feel overwhelming, and sometimes the hardest part is knowing where to begin. What if we shift our focus? Instead of being overwhelmed by th...

As we enter a season of resolutions and fresh starts, it’s a great time to pause and ask, How is that working? Life often pulls us into unintentional rhythms and habits that seem right but may lead us away from God’s best. Join us as we examine the patterns shaping our lives and discover how God ...

"And now these three remain: faith, hope, and love" (I Corinthians 13:13).

Join us for the beginning of the fall season—as we get back into rhythms and routines—to remember why we are committed to live by faith, be a voice of hope, and be known by love. Learn what happens when we choose to be in...

God's salvation plan didn't just start or end with Easter. There's more to the story of his love for us. Join us as we look at the bigger picture and see how God's pursuit of us unfolds.

In the Bible God sometimes asks tough questions, pointed questions that make you stop and think about your life. The kind of questions that challenge you and encourage you to consider truly living the life he created you to live. Beginning Sunday, January 7, join Senior Pastor Marty Grubbs as he ...

Advent series about the anticipation Jesus' birth and a celebration of the hope, peace, joy, and love we can only find through him.

Part of our mission at Crossings is to be a Voice of Hope. This means we speak life into our families, our workplaces, and our communities by sharing the hope we have in Jesus. This series explores what it looks like as a church and as individuals to be a Voice of Hope within our communities.

Life does not have to be so complicated and neither does our faith. As a Christ-centered church, everything we do is centered around the person of Jesus Christ. Our faith moves us to be a voice of hope and be known by love in our communities. In this series, Senior Pastor Marty Grubbs brings us b...

The summer season allows us take a break from our typical routine and slow down (even if it's just a little bit!) Spend this summer with Crossings as we dive into Scripture to rejuvenate our souls for the busy fall season ahead.

Life with others can be hard in a world already full of struggles and conflicts. How can we build healthy relationships by rethinking our misconceptions and focusing on what really matters?

Crisis Mode explores the struggles and conflicts in marriages, families, and other relationships. Senior P...

Join Crossings Community Church as we celebrate Holy Week this year.

God’s house is to be a house of prayer, and God’s people are to be people of prayer. The Bible contains many examples of prayer and plenty of encouragement to pray.

Prayer is how we express gratitude to God, how we request his help on behalf of others, and how we endure through trials and tempta...

Does Jesus inform how we should interact with each other? Does he have a preference for our attitude and behavior in the different relationships we may have?

Loving one another sounds easy and even desirable, yet we all know "loving others" can be challenging! So what would it look like to "love...

Those anticipating a Messiah were expecting a triumphal king, a righteous priest, and a great prophet. Someone to redeem, to save, and to rescue.

On a quiet night in Bethlehem, a baby was born in unlikely circumstances to unsuspecting parents. So, how could this be the Savior? How could a humble...

In the book of Galatians, Paul outlines the Fruit of the Spirit: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. We desire to experience and share these traits as the result of the Holy Spirit’s presence in our lives, but it can be easier said than done...