Crossroads Sheboygan

Have you ever completely missed the point of something that happened to you or that someone was trying to teach you? Sunday, we conclude our series, 5 Ways to Wreck Your Life where we’ll look at how the kingdom of Judah missing the point, led to disaster.

“A man’s own folly ruins his life, yet his heart rages against the Lord” - Proverbs 19:3. Too often we want to blame God when it’s our fault. Sometimes we can be our own worst enemy, but it doesn’t have to be that way! Join us for part 4 of our series, 5 ways to Wreck your life, as we explore the dangers of following the world around us when we go with the flow.

Wrecking our life isn’t something we ever plan for or desire to see happen. But the truth is, sometimes, we’re the ones who end up doing it. Join us Sunday for part three of our series, 5 Ways to Wreck Your Life, where we’ll see 3 ways living in fear can wreck our lives and how to finally break free.

Wrecking our life isn’t something we ever plan for or desire to see happen. But the truth is, sometimes, we’re the ones who end up doing it. Join us Sunday for part two of our series 5 Ways to Wreck Your Life, where we’ll study why finding and following godly counsel is a must for anyone serious about not wrecking their life.

Wrecking our life isn’t something we ever plan for or desire to see happen. But the truth is, sometimes, we’re the ones who end up doing it. Join us this Sunday, as we kick off our new series, 5 Ways to Wreck Your Life, where we’ll look at some of the common mistakes we make that can lead to that happening. To kick things off, we’re going to study the life of King Solomon and see what happens when we follow our heart.

The best mavericks are people who blaze a trail God’s way. Today, as we conclude our Maverick series, we’ll look again at the life of King David who discovered that sometimes, blazing a trail God’s way, requires us to be willing to die to our dreams, in order to live for God’s dreams instead.

Mavericks blaze a trail for others to follow. But if we leave God behind in the process, we’re headed for disaster. In part three of our series, Maverick, we examine Israel’s first king, Saul, who’s life became a downward spiral into total failure that took out his whole family. From his example, we’ll learn how to recognize the warning signs that precede destruction in our own lives.

In the middle of all the madness around us, we need leaders who are willing to go against the grain and challenge the status quo – to blaze a trail God’s way. Join us online this Sunday as we continue our series, “Maverick,” where we’ll study the attributes one woman had that can show us the godly character required to do it God’s way.”

In the middle of all the madness around us, we need leaders who are willing to go against the grain and challenge the status quo – to blaze a trail God’s way. Join us online this Sunday as we kick off our new series, “Maverick,” where today in part 1 we’ll be covering the book of Judges and get insight to the vicious cycle that the nation of Israel was stuck in, and learn what we can do to break the cycle.

God’s way is best… or is it? Today in part five of our series I Don’t Want To, we’ll see how when the Israelites set out towards the land they’re promised, things quickly take a turn and not for the better. We’ll study why we rebel and tell God, I don’t want to be led.

God’s way is best… or is it? Today in part four of our series I Don’t Want To, we study an event in the Old Testament that both reminds us of the high costs involved when we tell God we don’t want to obey Him, and which points forward to Jesus as the One who would pay the costs on our behalf.

God’s way is best… or is it? Today in part three of our series I Don’t Want To, we discover the importance of obedience for God’s people and how the Old Testament law applies to us today

God’s way is best….or is it? As we continue with our series entitled I Don’t Want To, we explore the dangers of telling God just that… I don’t want to! Today in part 2, we’ll see God make claims about who He is and what He will do to Pharaoh and the Israelites. And even though their reasons are different, their responses are the same: I don’t want to believe. We’ll see why this choice – to believe God or not – had significant implications for them and has significant implications for us today.

God’s way is best….or is it? Today we kick off a series entitled I Don’t Want To where we explore the dangers of telling God just that….I don’t want to! In part 1 we study Moses’ reasons for telling God he didn’t want to lead, and we’ll see how his reasons can often be our reasons for telling God the same thing when it comes to leading as God calls us to.

“In our series Threads, we’re going back to the book of Genesis to understand some foundational themes threaded throughout the Bible that explain much of what goes on in our world today. This week as we conclude our series, we’ll study one of the most comforting threads seen throughout Scripture – the sovereignty of God – and the ways in which He shows it to us”

In our series Threads, we’re going back to the book of Genesis to understand some foundational themes threaded throughout the Bible that explain much of what goes on in our world today. In part 4, through the story of a man named Abraham, we’ll study a beautiful thread seen throughout Scripture – the faithfulness of God towards us - a thread that should impact every aspect of how we live!

If we want to understand the world today and the struggles we face, we have to go back to the beginning. In our new series Threads, we go back to the book of Genesis to understand the foundational themes threaded throughout the Bible. Today we’ll discover God’s response to the sin in the world. It can be scary, but the warning is clear and we have a chance to respond.

If we want to understand the world today and the struggles we face, we have to go back to the beginning. In our new series Threads, we go back to the book of Genesis to understand the foundational themes threaded throughout the Bible. Today we’ll discover the universal problem behind our broken world – sin.

If we want to understand the world today and the struggles we face, we have to go back to the beginning. In our new Threads series rooted in the book of Genesis, we’ll explore some of these foundational themes threaded throughout the Bible, beginning with an overarching theme throughout all of Scripture – the greatness of our God!