Sermons From The Crossroads

Pastor Nathan Willowby reflects on the importance of being a born-again church. What does it mean to be a church that knows it's been changed. (John 3:1-10)

Pastor Nathan Willowby reflects on the powerful symbols of Easter, the Cross and the Empty Tomb, the coupling of ultimate humility and ultimate power

As part of the preparation for the coming of Easter, Nathan Willowby now talks about the story of Jesus coming to Jerusalem to be crucified. Does He come the way we would expect Him to come? What does the manner of His coming mean to us?Luke 19:28-40

And where does it come from? Nathan Willowby looks at what exactly we mean when we talk about holiness, and being a holiness church.

Guest Speaker Mark Mallwitz Talks to us about the trials of shariing our faith with others.

Fixing our reflections of God in our lives. Nathan Willowby takes a look at how week can fix up and freshen up the way we reflect od to others with our lives.

Pastor Nathan Willowby continues his series on the importance of being a bible-centered church in the world today. What does the term mean for us today?

Guest Speaker Nathan Willowby brings us a message fromHebrews 4:9-16 about how Jesus has walked our road before us, and is walking with us.

Guest Speaker Mark Mallwitz brings us a message based in the book of James about keeping our tongues in check.The central passage is from James 3:1-12

Guest speaker Nathan Willowby takes James 5:12-20 as the basis for his text about trust within the body of Christ. Here within the community of Christ, we need to trust each other completely, sharing not only our troubles and griefs, but also our joys, and our gifts.

Guest Speaker Al Grant brings us a message today about opportunity. The doorway to it is only open for a short while, and we need to take advantage of the opportunity of a lifetime during the lifetime of the opportunity.1 Cor 16:5-9

Guest Speaker Pastor Al Grant comes to us today to bring us a message about change, in us and through us, and the story of Nicodemus.(The song referenced was Don Francisco's "The Steeple Song")

Today is Youth Sunday, so Tyler Applegate takes a brief turn in the pulpit, putting Dad''s shoe on the other foot. He speaks briefly of family, both biological and church, and what it has meant to him.

In this third and final installment of his sermon series on giving, Pastor Bruce Applegate takes as his text Luke 8:1-15, the parable of the Sower. The way we hear determines the way we respond. So, the question before us is: what type of ground are we?

In the second of his series on Rich Toward God, Pastor Bruce Applegate takes Malachi 3:6-18 as his text. Tithing creates openings between God and us, a window God can use to bless us. Hear the four ways God can use those windows to bless us.

Pastor Bruce Applegate begins a series on our responsibilities toward stewardship. Did you know there were more scriptures dealing with money than love? Where we put our money indicates where we put our priorities.

Pastor Bruce Applegate uses Romans 16 to pay tribute today to the hardest working women in the world -- Mothers. Not just biological mothers, but our mother figures as well. Those who have, in one way or another "mothered" us through our lives.

Jesus came, and enlarged our hearts. How? What does that mean? Pastor Bruce Applegate explains how the enlarged heart given to us by Jesus enables us to care not only about ourselves, but about others as well. Enlarging our hearts is not always painless.

In this Easter entry in the series, Pastor Bruce Applegate introduces us to the Grace-filled Jesus. This is the Jesus that looks for us, that waits for us. The one that pardons us, who Extends Grace to us when we do not deserve it.

This week Pastor Bruce Applegate introduces us to the "lovingly confrontive" Jesus. This Jesus confronts us in love. He doesn't back down, and the confrontation forces us to decide, to change. How He does this, and how we respond, is vitally important.