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Parenting comes with fear, guilt, pressure, and the constant feeling that you’re getting something wrong. Most people just don’t talk about it honestly.  In this message, we look at the life of Mary—the mother of Jesus—and discover that even one of the most respected mothers in history wrestled with anxiety, fear, uncertainty, and moments that felt like failure. Whether you’re a parent worried about your kids, someone carrying guilt from the past, or simply trying to trust God with your future, this message speaks directly to real-life struggles.  This sermon explores faith, fear, family, purpose, and the pressure people carry behind the scenes. It’s designed for both believers and non-believers who are looking for hope, clarity, and encouragement in the middle of real life.  If you’ve ever wondered:• “Am I doing enough?”• “What if I mess this up?”• “How do I trust God when I’m afraid?”  This message is for you.  👉 Watch the full sermon, subscribe for more weekly messages, and share this with someone who needs encouragement today.

Ever feel like something is missing—even when life looks fine on the outside?This message explores the deeper questions so many people wrestle with: purpose, faith, identity, and why we still feel restless even when we’re trying to do everything right. Whether you’ve followed God for years, walked away from church, or you’re just searching for answers, this sermon will challenge the way you think about faith and what it actually means to follow God.You’ll hear practical truth, honest perspective, and encouragement for anyone struggling with doubt, feeling spiritually stuck, or looking for real purpose in life. This message is designed for both believers and non-believers who want something deeper than surface-level religion.If this speaks to you, watch the full message, subscribe for more weekly content, and share it with someone who needs encouragement today.

Most people think love means being nice, helpful, or doing enough to feel like a good person—but what if real love goes much deeper than that?  In this message, we look at Jesus’ “new commandment” in John 13 and why loving others isn’t measured by convenience, emotion, or even good intentions. From Peter’s pride to Judas’ hidden rebellion, this sermon reveals how pride, selfishness, and control quietly keep us from loving people the way Jesus did.  If you’ve ever struggled with relationships, forgiveness, receiving help, or wondering why faith feels harder in real life than it sounds in church—this message is for you.  Whether you’ve followed Jesus for years or you’re just trying to figure out what faith even means, this sermon will challenge how you see love, service, humility, and purpose.  Watch to the end and ask yourself:Am I loving people like Jesus… or just loving people like me?  If this message helps you, subscribe, share it with someone who needs it, and learn more about CrossPointe Church at crosspointe.tv.

What if the reason you still feel empty… is because you’ve only been giving God what’s left?  In this message, we look at the story of the woman with the alabaster jar—a moment that looked wasteful to everyone else, but Jesus called beautiful. Her story challenges the way most of us approach faith, worship, purpose, and surrender.  A lot of people believe “a little bit of Jesus is enough.” Go to church sometimes. Pray when life gets hard. Keep faith in moderation. But what if real transformation happens when you stop holding back and go all in?  This sermon is for anyone who feels stuck, distant from God, spiritually dry, or unsure if faith is really worth it. Whether you’ve followed Jesus for years or you’re just trying to figure out what you believe, this message will challenge how you think about devotion, purpose, and what really matters.  If this speaks to you, watch until the end—and if it helps, share it with someone who needs it too.  Subscribe for more messages like this, and learn more about CrossPointe Church at CrossPointe.tv.

What if the biggest thing holding you back isn’t your circumstances… but how you love people?  In this message, we unpack a simple but challenging truth: real faith isn’t just about what you believe—it’s about how you treat others, especially the people you struggle to love.  Whether you’re exploring faith, coming back to God, or have been in church your whole life, this message will challenge how you think about love, purpose, and what it actually means to follow Jesus.  If you’ve ever wrestled with forgiveness, frustration, or difficult relationships—this is for you.  👉 Watch the full message and see what might need to change👉 Subscribe for more real, practical messages about faith and life👉 Learn more at crosspointe.tv  #faith #purpose #life #god #truth

What if the story of Jesus didn’t start where you think it did?In this message, we go all the way back to the beginning—and uncover a connection that completely changes how you see Easter, the cross, and your own life. From the Garden of Eden to the crucifixion, this message reveals a powerful truth about God, sin, and why things feel broken in the first place.If you’ve ever wondered:Why does life feel off, even when things seem “fine”?Is God holding something back from me?What does Jesus actually change in my life?This message will help you connect the dots in a way that’s clear, real, and deeply personal.Whether you’ve followed Jesus for years or you’re just exploring faith, this is for anyone trying to make sense of God, purpose, and the tension we all feel in life.Watch all the way through—you may never see the story the same way again.If this resonated with you, consider subscribing and sharing it with someone who needs it.Learn more or get connected: https://crosspointe.tv

Most people think they understand faith… but what if we’ve been missing something bigger?In this message, we explore the difference between simply believing in God and actually following Him—and why that gap might explain why so many people feel stuck, distant, or unchanged. This isn’t about religion or rules—it’s about clarity, purpose, and what it really means to live a life of faith.Whether you’ve been in church your whole life or you’re just trying to figure out what you believe, this message will challenge assumptions, answer honest questions, and help you see God and your purpose in a new way.If you’ve ever wondered:Why does my faith feel inconsistent?Is believing enough?What does God actually want from me?This is for you.👉 Watch the full message, and if it resonates, consider subscribing for more content like this.

What if the way you’ve been praying… isn’t the way Jesus actually taught?In this message, we take a deeper look at what it really means to ask, seek, and knock—and why many of us are settling for small, surface-level prayers instead of stepping into the kind of faith God is inviting us into.You’ll discover:Why your prayers may feel ineffectiveHow your prayers impact more than just your lifeWhat Jesus actually meant by “ask, seek, knock”Why God is inviting you to pray bigger, bolder prayersThis message will challenge the way you think about prayer—and help you step into a deeper, more powerful relationship with God.If this message encouraged you, be sure to like, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs to hear it.

What if you’re enjoying everything God provides… but missing what it actually cost?In this message, we explore a powerful truth: many people want the benefits of God—peace, provision, purpose—but don’t fully understand or appreciate the cost behind it. Through a relatable story and biblical insight, this sermon challenges us to move beyond surface-level faith and into deeper awareness, gratitude, and commitment.This message will help you:Understand the difference between receiving and appreciatingRecognize what God has truly done for youShift your perspective on faith, blessings, and sacrificeGrow in spiritual maturity and gratitudeIf this message speaks to you, make sure to like, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs to hear it.

What you focus on shapes who you become.  In this message from the “Keys to the Kingdom” series, we explore Jesus’ powerful teaching in Matthew 6:22–23, where He says “the eye is the lamp of the body.” This passage reveals a profound truth: the direction of our attention determines the direction of our lives.  Jesus teaches that when our spiritual vision is clear, our whole life becomes filled with light. But when our focus is distorted, darkness spreads throughout our hearts, decisions, and priorities.  In this sermon, we look at:  • What Jesus meant by “the eye is the lamp of the body”• How our focus influences our spiritual health• Why guarding what we look at matters more than we realize• How to develop Kingdom vision in everyday life  If you’ve ever wondered how your attention, desires, and priorities shape your relationship with God, this message will challenge and encourage you.  📖 Scripture: Matthew 6:22–23📍 Series: Keys to the Kingdom  Subscribe for more biblical teaching and messages that help you grow in faith.

In Matthew 6, Jesus addresses three core spiritual disciplines: giving, praying, and fasting. But His focus isn’t on outward performance — it’s on the posture of the heart.In this message from our Keys to the Kingdom series, we explore:• Why giving, praying, and fasting aren’t religious rituals• The danger of performing for people instead of living before God• How empty repetition can replace authentic prayer• Why these disciplines are invitations into closeness with the FatherJesus assumes His followers will give, pray, and fast — but He warns us not to turn them into spectacles. These practices aren’t about visibility. They’re about intimacy.If you’ve ever wondered:“Am I doing this for God… or for people?”This message is for you.📖 Text: Matthew 6:1–18📍 Series: Keys to the KingdomIf this message encouraged you, be sure to like, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs it.

In this message from Matthew 5, we step into one of the most challenging sections of the Sermon on the Mount.  Jesus doesn’t just address outward behavior — He goes straight to the heart.Not just murder, but anger.Not just adultery, but lust.Not just loving your neighbor, but loving your enemies.  And then He says something that stops us in our tracks:  “You must be perfect, as your heavenly Father is perfect.”  If that’s the standard… who can be saved?  This sermon walks honestly through the tension of God’s holiness and our inability to meet it — and then leads us to the hope of the Gospel:“With man this is impossible, but with God all things are possible.”  If you’ve ever felt the weight of falling short, this message is for you.

Have you ever felt like your relationship with God rises and falls based on how well you perform?  Like if you pray enough, serve enough, obey enough — then maybe you’ll finally measure up?  In this message from our Keys to the Kingdom series, we look at what Jesus meant when He said our righteousness must exceed that of the scribes and Pharisees. It sounds impossible… and that’s exactly the point.  The good news?Righteousness has never been about performance. It has always been about faith.  From Abraham to Moses to the cross, Scripture shows us that right standing with God doesn’t come from impressing Him — it comes from trusting Him.  If you’ve been trying to earn what Jesus already accomplished, this message is for you.  You don’t have to impress God.You can trust Him.

What does it really mean to be the salt of the earth?And what happens when we misunderstand our role in the world?  In this message from Matthew 5:13–16, we take a deeper look at Jesus’ words about salt and light—and discover that this teaching can’t be separated from the Beatitudes that come before it.  Through a powerful personal story, we’re reminded that good intentions alone are not enough, and that access to the Kingdom is determined by more than sincerity.This message reframes a familiar passage and challenges us to consider whether our lives truly help others taste and see that the Lord is good.  In this sermon, you’ll explore:  Why the world doesn’t need preservation—it needs restorationHow the Beatitudes define what it means to be salt and lightThe difference between flavor and dilution in our witnessWhy self-preservation can actually drive people away from JesusWhat it means to live a life that others can “taste and see”This message is both a challenge and an encouragement—to live in a way that points clearly to Christ, not ourselves.