Crosswalk Community Church

Revelation 2:7 (2:11, 17, 29; 3:6, 13, 22)

While the world and language of Revelation can feel daunting to the modern reader, we must not forget that it is God's gift to us. Through the study of Revelation the Lord confirms and comforts the church with the truth of Gospel, while also challenging the church to live faithfully from the Gospel in our present moment, to pledge her allegiance to Christ alone. It comforts us with a song, "All must be well," while also challenging us with a calling, "Go, then, and live well."
 
Join us in this study as we dive into the mysterious world of Revelation and discover God's grace for our time of need.

Revelation 2:1-7 Part 2

While the world and language of Revelation can feel daunting to the modern reader, we must not forget that it is God's gift to us. Through the study of Revelation the Lord confirms and comforts the church with the truth of Gospel, while also challenging the church to live faithfully from the Gospel in our present moment, to pledge her allegiance to Christ alone. It comforts us with a song, "All must be well," while also challenging us with a calling, "Go, then, and live well."
 
Join us in this study as we dive into the mysterious world of Revelation and discover God's grace for our time of need.

Revelation 2:1-7 Part 1

While the world and language of Revelation can feel daunting to the modern reader, we must not forget that it is God's gift to us. Through the study of Revelation the Lord confirms and comforts the church with the truth of Gospel, while also challenging the church to live faithfully from the Gospel in our present moment, to pledge her allegiance to Christ alone. It comforts us with a song, "All must be well," while also challenging us with a calling, "Go, then, and live well."
 
Join us in this study as we dive into the mysterious world of Revelation and discover God's grace for our time of need.

Revelation 2-3, An Introduction

While the world and language of Revelation can feel daunting to the modern reader, we must not forget that it is God's gift to us. Through the study of Revelation the Lord confirms and comforts the church with the truth of Gospel, while also challenging the church to live faithfully from the Gospel in our present moment, to pledge her allegiance to Christ alone. It comforts us with a song, "All must be well," while also challenging us with a calling, "Go, then, and live well."
 
Join us in this study as we dive into the mysterious world of Revelation and discover God's grace for our time of need.

Revelation 1:4-8, Part 3

While the world and language of Revelation can feel daunting to the modern reader, we must not forget that it is God's gift to us. Through the study of Revelation the Lord confirms and comforts the church with the truth of Gospel, while also challenging the church to live faithfully from the Gospel in our present moment, to pledge her allegiance to Christ alone. It comforts us with a song, "All must be well," while also challenging us with a calling, "Go, then, and live well."
 
Join us in this study as we dive into the mysterious world of Revelation and discover God's grace for our time of need.

Revelation 1:4-8, Part 2

While the world and language of Revelation can feel daunting to the modern reader, we must not forget that it is God's gift to us. Through the study of Revelation the Lord confirms and comforts the church with the truth of Gospel, while also challenging the church to live faithfully from the Gospel in our present moment, to pledge her allegiance to Christ alone. It comforts us with a song, "All must be well," while also challenging us with a calling, "Go, then, and live well."
 
Join us in this study as we dive into the mysterious world of Revelation and discover God's grace for our time of need.

Revelation 1:4-8, Part 1

While the world and language of Revelation can feel daunting to the modern reader, we must not forget that it is God's gift to us. Through the study of Revelation the Lord confirms and comforts the church with the truth of Gospel, while also challenging the church to live faithfully from the Gospel in our present moment, to pledge her allegiance to Christ alone. It comforts us with a song, "All must be well," while also challenging us with a calling, "Go, then, and live well."
Join us in this study as we dive into the mysterious world of Revelation and discover God's grace for our time of need.

Revelation 1:1-3

While the world and language of Revelation can feel daunting to the modern reader, we must not forget that it is God's gift to us. Through the study of Revelation the Lord confirms and comforts the church with the truth of Gospel, while also challenging the church to live faithfully from the Gospel in our present moment, to pledge her allegiance to Christ alone. It comforts us with a song, "All must be well," while also challenging us with a calling, "Go, then, and live well."
Join us in this study as we dive into the mysterious world of Revelation and discover God's grace for our time of need.

Revelation 1:1-20, An Introduction

While the world and language of Revelation can feel daunting to the modern reader, we must not forget that it is God's gift to us. Through the study of Revelation the Lord confirms and comforts the church with the truth of Gospel, while also challenging the church to live faithfully from the Gospel in our present moment, to pledge her allegiance to Christ alone. It comforts us with a song, "All must be well," while also challenging us with a calling, "Go, then, and live well."
Join us in this study as we dive into the mysterious world of Revelation and discover God's grace for our time of need.

Mark 15.1-15, The King's Trial Continued

Too often, the Gospel of Mark is seen as merely a breviary of the other Gospels. Such a view misses Mark's objective. With precision and calculated design, Mark wrote his Gospel to establish faith and deepen discipleship. He's on a sprint to the cross where the heart of being a disciple of Jesus is understood. Along the way, he's calling us to come and discover what it means to live an authentic Christian life.

Mark 14.53-65, The King's Trial

Too often, the Gospel of Mark is seen as merely a breviary of the other Gospels. Such a view misses Mark's objective. With precision and calculated design, Mark wrote his Gospel to establish faith and deepen discipleship. He's on a sprint to the cross where the heart of being a disciple of Jesus is understood. Along the way, he's calling us to come and discover what it means to live an authentic Christian life.

Mark 14.46-50, The King's Clothing

Too often, the Gospel of Mark is seen as merely a breviary of the other Gospels. Such a view misses Mark's objective. With precision and calculated design, Mark wrote his Gospel to establish faith and deepen discipleship. He's on a sprint to the cross where the heart of being a disciple of Jesus is understood. Along the way, he's calling us to come and discover what it means to live an authentic Christian life.