Easter 2024 / Resurrection That Requires Response

• 03/31/2024
• John Meador

Join us for Easter at Cross City Church! It's a day to celebrate the most powerful event in history: Jesus’ resurrection. Though it happened more than 2,000 years ago, it changes everything for us today! The resurrection means God is powerful and personal, faith is reliable, sin is forgiven, eternity is secured, and death is abolished. Let's celebrate this truth and see what it means for each of us.

How We Live

• 03/24/2024
• John Meador

Jesus taught the disciples to pray, “Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven.” It is important to know the value of being a part of the kingdom of Heaven and live your life in a manner that demonstrates this value. This is what “worthy” means. We are citizens of all levels in this kingdom, and together, we advance the kingdom. Know who you are and act in a manner worthy of the gospel of Christ.

A Worthy Tribe Is A Fearless Tribe

• 03/24/2024
• Kent Wells

There are five important questions you must ask yourself in life. One of them is, “Who are my people?”. According to God, Jesus, Paul, Timothy, and all of Scripture, the church is your tribe—your people—the spiritual family from which you get comfort, encouragement, and counsel. Common faith, truth, values, purpose, mission, and future in heaven forever and ever. Your forever family! You may be new to Christ, the area, or the church, but you’re home! You just need to get to know your family in Christ!

The Great Life

• 03/17/2024
• John Meador

"For to me, to live is Christ and to die is gain." In today's message, we'll examine the purpose statement of a believer in Jesus. It's what we say when we understand the call of discipleship—the call to follow Jesus. To some, it's the most significant statement in this letter, and we'll look closely at what it means to us.

A Win-Win Situation

• 03/17/2024
• Kent Wells

There are five important questions you must ask yourself in life. One of them is, “Who are my people?”. According to God, Jesus, Paul, Timothy, and all of Scripture, the church is your tribe—your people—the spiritual family from which you get comfort, encouragement, and counsel. Common faith, truth, values, purpose, mission, and future in heaven forever and ever. Your forever family! You may be new to Christ, the area, or the church, but you’re home! You just need to get to know your family in Christ!

The Greatest Progress In Life

• 03/10/2024
• John Meador

The tribe (church) has principles to live by, it has love to experience, and it is called to joyfully advance the gospel. Wherever the gospel lands, its design is to move outward to new people and new cultures. And it’s not just a few who lead that advance, it’s all.

Can’t Be With Your’s?

• 03/10/2024
• Kent Wells

There are five important questions you must ask yourself in life. One of them is, “Who are my people?”. According to God, Jesus, Paul, Timothy, and all of Scripture, the church is your tribe—your people—the spiritual family from which you get comfort, encouragement, and counsel. Common faith, truth, values, purpose, mission, and future in heaven forever and ever. Your forever family! You may be new to Christ, the area, or the church, but you’re home! You just need to get to know your family in Christ!

How We Love

• 03/03/2024
• Russell Gregory

We pray for the conversion of the lost; we pray for fellow believers in times of special need; but we tend to discount or even omit a continued ministry of prayer for healthy, vibrant Christians. We often tend to view prayer as a rescue operation, rather than as ongoing life support. This is why we find the apostle Paul praying for this spiritually healthy body of Christians, and this is why we should pray likewise for one another.

‘Bout That Tribe Life

• 03/03/2024
• Kent Wells

I Love My Tribe

• 02/25/2024
• Kent Wells

There are five important questions you must ask yourself in life. One of them is, “Who are my people?”. According to God, Jesus, Paul, Timothy, and all of Scripture, the church is your tribe—your people—the spiritual family from which you get comfort, encouragement, and counsel. Common faith, truth, values, purpose, mission, and future in heaven forever and ever. Your forever family! You may be new to Christ, the area, or the church, but you’re home! You just need to get to know your family in Christ!