Crossroads Sheboygan

Christmas celebrates the birth of our Savior, Jesus, who was called Immanuel, God with us. But what does this really mean? Today in part two of our series, “God. With. Us.” we discover how we can experience more of God’s presence in our lives.

Christmas is finally here, and it’s exciting to celebrate the birth of our Savior! In the Bible, they called him “Immanuel” which means, “God with us.” In our new series, “God. With. Us” we’re going to spend the next 3 weeks talking about each of these 3 words. Join us for part 1 today as we discover why it’s so important that Jesus is God.

Whether we realize it or not, there is a spiritual war that rages all around us. Today in the final part of our Welcome to the Resistance series, we’ll cap our series by unveiling our secret weapon in this spiritual battle we find ourselves in – a weapon that is essential if we desire to emerge victorious.

Whether we realize it or not, there is a spiritual battle that rages all around us. Sunday in part 4 of our Welcome to the Resistance series, we’ll see how to fight this battle by taking up the armor of God. When we take up the weapons God provides, we can find victory against the attacks of the enemy.

Whether we realize it or not, there is a spiritual battle that rages all around us. Today in part 3 of our Welcome to the Resistance series, we’ll see how to prepare for this battle by putting on the armor of God. When our armor is on, we don’t have to fight alone and can stand firm against the attacks of the enemy.

Whether we realize it or not, there is a spiritual battle that rages all around us. Today in part two of our Welcome to the Resistance series, we’ll take a look at the ways our spiritual enemy can gain influence in our lives, and how we can deaden that influence and emerge victorious in this spiritual war instead.

Whether we realize it or not, there is a spiritual battle that rages all around us. Today in part one of our new series we’ll uncover the reality of spiritual warfare and how we can avoid being taken out by our enemy. Are you ready for battle? Welcome to the Resistance!

Today we conclude our series, 6 Words that can change your life. Throughout this series we’ve seen the power various words can have on how we live. Today we’ll examine the power of “Yes!” and some of the barriers that keep us from trusting God. How will your life change when you say “Yes!” to God?

Words can be very powerful. One word, when understood through the right lens, can have the ability to get change our perspective and our relationships – with God and with others. Join us this Sunday for part 5 of our series, we’ll discover how our life can change when we learn to say “thanks.”

“Words can be very powerful. One word, when understood through the right lens, can have the ability to get our lives on track and be used by God in ways we could never imagine. Sunday, in part 4 of our series, we’ll discover how our life can change when we learn to say “enough.”

Words can be very powerful. One word, when understood through the right lens, can have the ability to get our lives on track and be used by God in ways we could never imagine. Sunday, in part 3 of our series, we’ll learn why asking for “help”, really can change our life.

“Wow” is a commonly used word by many of us. In fact, it’s used so often that it’s meaning has become pretty dumbed-down. Yet the word “wow” is guaranteed to change our lives – if we get the object of our “wow” correct! Join us Sunday for part 2 of our series 6 Words That Can Change Your Life as we discover how to do just that.

Words can be very powerful. Join us this Sunday as we kick off our new series called, “6 Words That Can Change Your Life.” Today, in part 1, we’ll see how saying the word “sorry” the right way can not only change your relationships, but can literally change your life.

How you view the Bible says much about your view of God. Is the Bible necessary and sufficient for everything you need? God says yes. What do you say? Join us Sunday, as we continue our series TXT studying the doctrine of Scripture, we’ll see why we can be confident that God’s Word is both necessary and sufficient for not only our life here on earth, but for our eternal destiny.

How you view the Bible says much about your view of God and has a significant impact on how you’ll choose to live your life. Today as we continue with part 2 of our series TXT studying the doctrine of Scripture, we’ll dive into a question many have in regards to the Bible.…can we trust that it’s really without error? And what does that even mean when we say the Bible’s inerrant? Come join us and find out!

How you view the Bible says much about your view of God. Is the Bible your only source of objective truth and worthy of your full devotion? God says yes. What do you say? Today as we kick off part 1 of our series TXT studying the doctrine of Scripture, we’ll see why we can be confident that God’s Word is both inspired by God Himself, and why it should be fully authoritative in our lives.

“Have you ever questioned your value? Have you ever wondered if your life really matters? Regardless of your view of yourself, God wants to break through the noise and proclaim who you are to Him. Join us Sunday as we continue with our series, Collide, as the truth of God’s Word in Psalm 139 reveals we were all created with value and purpose.”

Worship often is dumbed down and cheapened to the songs we sing, or what we do only on a Sunday morning. But what if God sees worship as a whole lot more than that? (Hint: He does!) Join us Sunday as we continue with our series, Collide, as the truth of God’s Word in Psalm 95 brings about a major collision between our personal view of worship vs. the worship God expects from us as His people.

We all face situations in life where the path forward is unclear. It would be helpful if we had a guide who could help us navigate through life’s uncertainties. Join us Sunday, as we continue our series, Collide, where we’ll learn from Psalm 23 that there’s only one guide we can fully trust.