Crossroads Sheboygan

Christmas can be a crazy, demanding time of year that brings up pain from the past. We might be tempted to think, who needs Christmas anyway? Well it turns out, the world did. But that’s not all. Today in part 2 of our series, Who needs Christmas, we discover why God needed Christmas too.

Every one of us has been made by God for a purpose. We’ve been wired by Him to experience the joy of following His call on our lives. Today we conclude our Wired series where we’ve been studying how God called Moses to a purpose far bigger than he could have envisioned for his life, and we’re challenged to evaluate whether we possess the foundation necessary to faithfully follow God’s call on our lives.

Every one of us has been made by God for a purpose. We’ve been wired by Him to experience the joy of following His call on our lives. Today we conclude our Wired series where we’ve been studying how God called Moses to a purpose far bigger than he could have envisioned for his life, and we’re challenged to evaluate whether we possess the foundation necessary to faithfully follow God’s call on our lives.

Every one of us has been made by God for a purpose. We’ve been wired by Him to experience the joy of following His call on our lives. Today we continue with part 4 of our series entitled Wired as we look at the cost of the call. Following God’s call on our lives can be the most exciting step we will ever take, but it doesn’t come without challenges, and as we will find out today, the cost of following God’s call is worth it!

Every one of us has been made by God for a purpose. We’ve been wired by Him to experience the joy of following His call on our lives. Today we continue with part 3 of our series entitled Wired as we look at the objections Moses had to God’s call to a purpose far bigger than he could have envisioned for his life, and we’re challenged to consider whether we might be offering those same objections to God regarding His call in our lives.

Every one of us has been made by God for a purpose. We’ve been wired by Him to experience the joy of following His call on our lives. Today we continue with part 2 of our series entitled Wired as we look at the components of God’s call for Moses to a purpose far bigger than he could have envisioned for his life, and we’re challenged to consider how God is using those same components to call us in our lives.

Every one of us has been made by God for a purpose. We’ve been wired by Him to experience the joy of following His call on our lives. Today we kick off our series entitled Wired where we look at the example of Moses and study what it looks like to lean into the call God has for each of us to be part of the work He’s doing in the world around us. In Part 1, we set the scene for the series by looking at what’s involved when a call is birthed in our lives.

It can be tough to believe in a God we can’t see. We wonder why God didn’t answer our prayers, why we can’t feel His presence, or why God allows suffering. God may not meet all your expectations—but that’s a good thing as we’re finding out in our series: I Want to Believe, But.... In part 4 we examine what happens when I want to believe, but I don’t understand why a loving God would allow so much pain in our lives and so much evil in the world.

It can be tough to believe in a God we can’t see. We wonder why God didn’t answer our prayers, why we can’t feel His presence, or why God allows suffering. God may not meet all your expectations—but that’s a good thing as we’re finding out in our series: I Want to Believe, But.... In part 3 we examine what happens when I want to believe, but our idea of following God becomes more about the feeling we’re desiring, than the faith we’re expressing.

It can be tough to believe in a God we can’t see. We wonder why God didn’t answer our prayers, why we can’t feel His presence, or why God allows suffering. God may not meet all your expectations—but that’s a good thing as we’re finding out in our series: I Want to Believe, But.... In part 2 we examine what happens when I want to believe, but religion paints a picture that portrays following God as anything but enjoyable.

It can be tough to believe in a God we can’t see. We wonder why God didn’t answer our prayers, why we can’t feel His presence, or why God allows suffering. God may not meet all your expectations—but that’s a good thing! Find out why in the new series: I Want to Believe, But.... In part one we examine what happens when I want to believe, but God doesn’t answer me.

Parenting is hard and it’s only getting harder. But God doesn’t want us to simply survive when it comes to parenting, He wants to see us and our children thrive. Today as we conclude our series PG – Parental Guidance Required, we note 5 Parenting Pitfalls and we explore the guidance God provides for us to avoid these pitfalls when raising our children.

Parenting is hard and it’s only getting harder. But God doesn’t want us to simply survive when it comes to parenting, He wants to see us and our children thrive. Today as we continue with Part 3 of our series PG – Parental Guidance Required, we study an often misunderstood, yet critically important responsibility that parents have – the responsibility to discipline their children in a Biblical manner.

Parenting is hard and it’s only getting harder. But God doesn’t want us to simply survive when it comes to parenting, He wants to see us and our children thrive. Today as we continue with Part 2 of our series PG – Parental Guidance Required, we take a look at what our children need to learn the most to develop the character required to navigate a very challenging world.

Parenting is hard and it’s only getting harder. But God doesn’t want us to simply survive when it comes to parenting, He wants to see us and our children thrive. Today as we kick off Part 1 of our series PG – Parental Guidance Required, we take a look at what all of us need to know when it comes to raising the next generation that God has entrusted to our care.

War is painful and brutal and it’s not something we like to think about. Yet the reality is we find ourselves in the midst of a war – a spiritual one. Today as we close our Who Do You Think You Are? series covering the book of Ephesians, we study what God has to say about this war we find ourselves in, and how we can face into this war as a result of who we are when we are in Christ.

What a “family” is has been defined by society through the centuries, and that definition is ever changing. Yet God’s design for family has never changed, yet our understanding of God’s design is often flawed. Today, as we continue with part 11 of our series, “Who do you think you are?” we are diving into God’s design for family and the impact we can have as Christ-centered families.

Would the people around you say you’re living wisely? Everyone of us are given this one life to live, but are we making the most of the time that you have been given? Today, as we continue with part 10 of our series, “Who do you think you are?” we are diving into what it means to live a life to its maximum potential; a life that wants to be used by God for His mission.

Actions speak louder than words. The things we do, or the way we act, is typically a good indication of who we really are… especially to those around us. Today, as we continue with part 9 of our series, “Who do you think you are?” we’ll be faced with the reality that the way we live truly reflects who we really are and what we really believe, and we’ll be challenged to live in a manner that reflects who we are in Christ.

Do you ever long to change, do you wish you could transform aspects of who you are or how you live? There are things about us we all want to change, but so many of our attempts become quick fixes that don’t really stick. But today, in part 8 of our series, “Who do you think you are?” we’ll discover the secret to true and lasting change. What would you like to see God do in you?