Rev S Cross

Discover how God guides us through life’s challenges and why everyone needs a faithful guide—a “Sherpa”—for the journey of faith.

Who do you say God is? When troubles surround us, and when we don’t know what tomorrow holds, remembering His faithfulness gives us confidence in Him.

Discover how Psalm 4 builds confidence in God’s faithfulness, helping us find peace, hope, and rest even in life’s most uncertain seasons.

We all go through times of overwhelm. The truth is, trouble is part of life… but so is God’s presence. He is your confidence, your peace, your safe place.

The disciples expected celebration—but instead, they faced confusion, fear, and heartbreak. Then, Jesus said, “Let not your heart be troubled … believe in Me.”

God has given us everything we need to live with wisdom, clarity, and impact —but too often, we don’t tap into it. You weren’t just saved—you were called.

Communion isn’t about perfection—it’s about reflection. It’s a sacred moment to examine yourself, bring your struggles to God, and receive His renewing grace.

God’s manual is full of wisdom, guidance, and blessing—meant to be lived out daily. It guides you away from needless pain and into all God meant for you.

Communion: Stop looking at your failures; start looking at the “crimson stream” that makes you white as snow. Experience the wonder-working power of the blood.

Are you navigating the minefield of life? Solomon shares wisdom for daily management. He reminds us to represent Christ and walk like kings in our community.

Rev Scott Cross Epiphany Moments From Darkness to Light In this message, we reflected on the meaning of Advent—both as a remembrance of Christ’s first coming and as a season of preparation for His return. Advent marks the beginning of the Christian year and points us toward the birth of Jesus, where God’s promises move

Rev Scott Cross When the Lights Come On From Darkness to Light In this message, we reflected on the meaning of Advent—both as a remembrance of Christ’s first coming and as a season of preparation for His return. Advent marks the beginning of the Christian year and points us toward the birth of Jesus, where