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This Sunday we conclude our Malachi series with one of the great promises of the Old Testament. It is a promise of the great and awesome day of the Lord when he will come to judge the wicked and heal and save those who fear his name. Clearly, Malachi is pointing God’s people to the coming Messiah who will come first as a Lamb and again as a Lion. This text gives us the opportunity to think about judgment, salvation, and Christ’s return. These are essential truths, and I pray the Lord will use them to help make us all more ready for eternity. Also, on this first Sunday of October, we’ll receive the Lord’s Supper together as a church family. I hope that’s how you view CrossPointe...
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Dear CrossPointe,Last Sunday we considered the truth of God's sovereign grace in salvationthat we are completely dependent on God to act first in the new birth, apart from anything in us. From a human perspective, there is an impossibility to what Jesus says to Nicodemus when he says that "you must be born again." In the miracle of regeneration, our faith is the result of ...
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CrossPointe,This Sunday we dig into John 3, one of the great mountain peaks of Scripture. Of course, all the Bible is breathed out by God, but a chapter like this one is particularly crucial because it helps us map out and piece together one of the most important doctrines in the Biblethe doctrine of salvation.Our plan this Sunday will be to look at the first part of Jesus...
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In order to maintain social distancing, there will be two worship services on Easter Sunday9:00am 11:00am. Limited childcare will be available at both (registration required).To prevent overcrowding, you will need to register yourself and anyone sitting with you online.Click hereto let us know what service you'll be attending and whether you'll need seats in amask-only sp...
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Dear CrossPointe,This Sunday we'll be in John 2:1325 and consider the familiar story of Jesus cleansing the temple of people doing the business of religion. It's another scene in John rich with gospel symbolism. We may not be selling pigeons for profit in the foyer of CrossPointe, but weare prone to turning worship into something merely for our gain, too.The good news, tho...
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Dear CrossPointe,In some ways, preaching is like preparing a meal. When Jesus speaks to Peter at the end of John's gospel, he tells him to "Feed my sheep." This is how Peter will love and serve the Lord, and this is how pastors care for the sheep entrusted to them. I've thought about this a lot over the last year. The normal rhythms of interaction have changed, but there i...
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