Audio Messages

After addressing husbands and wives, Paul’s next topic is parenting that is influenced by the gospel (notice the order: marriage and then children). In this message, Pastor John talks to “Pastor Dad,” giving Biblical advice on how to establish boundaries and guidelines so your sons and daughters can receive God’s blessings.

Ephesians is all about God’s eternal plan to build a new society. The letter closes with a warning to be on the lookout for the enemy who wants to trip up God’s children, and some encouraging words on how to stand firm.

As we finish up our time in our current building and prepare to begin a new phase in our history as Crosswinds, Pastor John focuses today’s message on reasons to be hopeful no matter where we are located as a congregation.

As we finish up our time in our current building and prepare to begin a new phase in our history as Crosswinds, Pastor John focuses today’s message on reasons to be hopeful no matter where we are located as a congregation.

1 Peter was written to Christians scattered like seeds in the world. As we live out our lives wherever God places us, Peter shares three legacies that belong to Christians who have been born of the imperishable seed of the gospel.

Some think that repentance is just for “big” sins or big sinners, or something that happens only once in a believer’s life. In this message, Pastor John begins a series of messages from Matthew’s gospel that will help us unlock the blessings of the Kingdom.

Every kingdom needs a king. Kings are not voted on, but are appointed, anointed, and coroneted in public ceremonies. In this passage from Matthew’s gospel that describes Jesus’ baptism, we see Jesus publicly identified as King by His Father.

Temptation to sin is something that we deal with all through life. Is there hope for us to be able to resist temptation? In this passage from Matthew’s gospel, Jesus the Son of God resists temptation and shows us how we find victory over temptation.

During His earthly ministry, Jesus was immensely popular. He is still popular today, but what does it really mean to follow Jesus? In this sermon, Pastor John shares that we aren’t just saved from the condemnation of our sins, but are selected for service in the kingdom.

The kingdom of God operates different than the kingdoms of the world. Believers are thrust into a culture war that is inevitable. In the opening to the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus shares three outcomes to kingdom living.