Crossroads Church

Who is Jesus? How is He different from other religious leaders in history? This week we continue the SOLAS series by examining Solus Christus (Only Christ) and He changes how we relate to and know God. We will also discuss the five outcomes of the Reformation.

Last week, we began the SOLAS series where we started discussing the five outcomes of the Reformation. The world operates under the premise that one must earn what they have. The Gospel is just the opposite - not that we earn our salvation but that we receive it as a gift through Jesus. This Sunday, we will see how Sola Gratia (Only Grace) changes how we relate to God and know Him.

CrossRoads is a contemporary church located in Norfolk, Virginia made up of people from all stages of life and diverse backgrounds. We live as a family on mission bringing God’s Kingdom and gospel message to the Campus, Community, and World.

Have you ever wanted to change the world? This week as we conclude our Living Stones series we will see how the early church was led by the Holy Spirit to make a decision that would change the world. Join us as we consider how we too can be part of joining God in what He wants to do to make a difference in the world.

The early Church is recorded as facing extreme cultural pressures but living out an extreme gospel response. As we discuss how we can be Living Stones to the campus, community, and world, we will examine the Church in Acts 4 to see how Christians should be living counter-culturally in times of distress and discord.

Home renovation shows are exciting to watch. It is incredible to see the transformation that takes place within these houses. If you build a great house but the foundation is not sound, the entire house will crumble. This week we begin a new series called Living Stones. We will look at what it means to make Jesus the cornerstone of our lives and how to build our lives around Him.

Over the past several weeks, we have seen Jesus answer hard questions, perform miracles, and walk with people through the hard struggles of life. All of this proved to the disciples that Jesus was the Messiah. They were excited about a Kingdom on earth of which they could be a part. In Pastor Kevin’s conclusion to this series, we will see Jesus do something UNEXPECTED as he leaves earth.

A man who was paralyzed for most his life is healed by Jesus and can walk again. One would think that people would be celebrating and elated that this miracle happened. This week, Pastor Kevin continues the series UNEXPECTED. We will see how the person who was healed, the religious leaders, and Jesus himself, responded in very unexpected ways.

God meets us in the most unexpected places and with exactly what we need at that moment. This week, Nigel Anderson will examine the famous story of Lazarus and how God met Mary and Martha in two very unexpected and unique ways.

Everyone has expectations about life, the future, and even God. This week, for our fall kick-off Sunday, Pastor Kevin begins a new series called UNEXPECTED. He will examine how Jesus’ encounters with people turned out differently than expected. During this series, we will see how Jesus provided unexpected answers to some of life’s biggest questions.

Over the past few weeks, we have been looking at the famous chapter on love from 1 Corinthians 13. The chapter ends with the statement “So now faith, hope, and love abide, these three; but the greatest of these is love.” This week we conclude the series and look at the role that love plays in our lives. We hope you can join us this Sunday for worship and receiving the invitation and challenge of God's Word.

Faith, Hope, and Love are frequently quoted from the famous love chapter in 1 Corinthians, but have you ever meditated on how vital these three aspects of life are for your everyday? As we start a new mini series on these topics, we will look to God's word to further ground our faith on these solid foundations. We hope you can join us this Sunday for worship and receiving the invitation and challenge of God's Word.

Faith, Hope, and Love are frequently quoted from the famous love chapter in 1 Corinthians, but have you ever meditated on how vital these three aspects of life are for your everyday? As we start a new mini series on these topics, we will look to God's word to further ground our faith on these solid foundations.

Everyone has experienced fear and many times we don't know what those fears are rooted in. This week Nigel will be talking about how fears can subconsciously delay God's work in us and how to rightly think about them.

For the past several weeks, although He is never directly mentioned, we have seen how the hidden hand of God is at work through the story of Esther. This Sunday, Pastor Kevin will conclude the series and we will see how God works to reverse the story of Esther and give His people victory. This parallels our own lives of how God has changed us. We hope you can join us this week as we worship our God and hear from him!

The place you are in today is not an accident. God has a plan to use you for His glory right where you are regardless of the circumstances. This week, we continue the series "Esther: God in the Dark" where we will see how God is able to use Esther’s mistakes and her new position as queen for the good of her people and for God’s glory.

Have you ever felt like God was distant and out of touch in your life and the world around you? This week, Pastor Kevin starts a new series on the story of Esther titled "God in the Dark". In this series, we will see the beautiful yet deeply human story of what it looks like to follow God when He appears distant or removed from our circumstances.

This world is not our home. In the blink of an eye, it will all be gone. It is so easy to let mundane distractions keep us from our calling—how we live today will ripple into eternity. This week, pastor Kevin concludes the series SHIFT as we discuss "shifting" from living for the temporathings of this world to the eternal hope we have in Jesus Christ.

In an age where pleasing people, puffing up your ego and building your resume are seen as the acceptable methods for "making it", the gospel calls us to deny ourselves and follow Christ. This week, Pastor Kevin continues the series SHIFT where he will discuss making the "shift" from feeding our ego to serving God.

In an age where pleasing people, puffing up your ego and building your resume are seen as the acceptable methods for "making it", the gospel calls us to deny ourselves and follow Christ. This week, Pastor Kevin continues the series SHIFT where he will discuss making the "shift" from feeding our ego to serving God.