Crossroads Church

Every empire in history is built on power—Rome is a prime example. Yet what we often miss is that we too carry power, and have a choice about how to use it. Today we will talk about how Rome used its power to oppress and destroy, while God calls us to use our power to bring healing, restoration, and life.

The most critical technology conversation isn’t about devices, platforms, or innovation. It is about how we are functioning as humans. Today we’re going to talk about how we care for our soul in the midst of a high tech, always-on world.

Every day our news feeds and inboxes are filled with the newest, latest, must-have innovations. In the midst of this onslaught, it’s easy to forget that humans—ordinary people like us—are the greatest technology ever created. Today we’re going to look at how our new technology can often get in the way of our humanity.

Technology can be an incredible blessing, yet also has the power to cause massive devastation and unhappiness. Today we’re going to hear from Andy Crouch, an experienced author, thinker, and leader about how to put the technology around us in its proper place.

More power. More capability, more access, more connection. These are the promises of technology, yet they aren’t bringing us the fulfillment we want. Today we’re going to talk about how God designed us for power, but power that is guided by true wisdom.

It’s amazing what God can do with 48 hours in the woods. Today we’re going to see a group of ordinary guys go from isolated individuals to a genuine brotherhood. We’re going to see freedom from past baggage and a vision for the future.

For most of us, our daily grind wears us down, isolates us, and makes us question our identity and value. Today, we’re going to see women leave that daily grind and find the freedom, hope, and identity that God made them for.

Nothing in our society is built to support or encourage marriage; government, work, devices—these things actually tend to divide us. Today, we’re going to see what happens when couples step out of daily life, encounter God, and find renewed passion and connection with each other.

We may often miss it, but God is always speaking to us—through lots of different messages and different messengers. Today is full of fresh, different ideas, all of which are an opportunity for us to be encouraged, challenged, and inspired to a new place in life.

Navigating life well can be a bit confusing—especially when God calls us to something new or uncomfortable. Today we’re going to take a look at how to follow God into the unknown.

We all want a life that matters, yet all too often the crisis, distraction, and complexity of life get in the way. Today we’re going to take a look at how to persevere through difficulty and make decisions for the long term.

Who or what gets our loyalty? We answer this question every day, often without realizing it. Today we’re going to take a look at where we place our hope and allegiance, and what that decision means for our lives.

Depression and mental illness are a plague, robbing millions of joy, opportunity, and hope. But this is not the life God wants for us. Today we’re going to talk honestly about depression—how to think about it, how to respond to it, and how to find hope for yourself and your loved ones in the midst of it.

When it comes to the spirit realm, we’ve saved the biggest, baddest, weirdest one of all for last: God himself. Today we’re going to talk about how God isn’t like us, doesn’t need us, and yet he wants us.

“If there’s a spirit realm around us, can we communicate with it?” It’s a logical question, but we’re actually settling for too little. Today we’re going to talk about prayer—how God designed us not just for communication, but for real connection.

We want to believe that there is something beyond the physical world around us. Yet when it comes to the mystical and supernatural, how do we know what’s real or what it all means? Today we’re going to talk about a bigger picture of reality, and how God designed us to live in it.

Parenting is complicated, confusing, and I'm pretty sure I'm messing it up.” If this is you, don't worry. You're not alone. Today we're going to talk about parenting—how God designed it to work, and how He parents us.

For some of us, talking about family is a bit more tricky, confusing, or outright painful. Today we're going to hear some stories of single life, and find out what God has to say about it.