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The Best Sentence in the Bible
Taught by Jason Sutcliffe
In the original Greek, Ephesians 1:3-14 is one sentence written by the Apostle Paul who praises our Triune God for the eternal plan of redemption purposed by the Father, secured by the Son, and sealed by the Holy Spirit. This glorious hymn of praise is not just Paul getting carried away and forgetting how to use punctuation but rather a cohesive, systematic presentation of the key elements of the gospel like election and predestination, union with Christ, inheritance and adoption, atonement and redemption by the blood of Christ, and the forgiveness of sins.
Come and see how much God has blessed us with all spiritual blessings in Christ!
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"His Dominion is Everlasting" Reflections on the Stories in Daniel
Taught by Dr. Timothy Swinson
While we find inspiration in the narratives that occupy the first half of Daniel’s prophecy, God’s ultimate purpose in this work points beyond personal inspiration to something far more glorious. As God accomplishes his pleasure through four young men in the exile of his people, strange voices bear witness to the most vital and wondrous reality of all.
Please join us as we consider familiar stories in a new light.
The Masculine Mandate
Taught by Chris Atkins, Bryan Harrison, and David Lowry
What Makes Grace - Grace?
Taught by Andy Carson
We are saved by God’s grace alone yet grace is too often misunderstood. May our one true living God help us to remember what makes grace – grace.
Genesis: From Creation to Covenant
Taught by Bryan Harrison
Explore the sweeping story of Genesis 1-11, where God’s creative power, human rebellion, and divine mercy unfold. From the garden to the flood, discover the foundations of redemption and the Covenant of Grace.
The Heart of Worship
Taught by Scott Dean, Jason Sutcliffe, Chris Atkins, David Peters, David Lowry, and Chris Bass
Have you ever wondered what worship is, why we worship, or, even more specifically, why we worship the way we do at Crossroads?
Join us for six weeks this spring as we seek to answer these questions and others about Sunday morning worship.
Vision 2026
Taught by David Peters, Scott Dean, David Lowry, Chris Bass, and Chris Atkins
Our vision is that by 2026, Crossroads will be a community of faithful and humble believers with a growing love for God and His Word, a renewed openness to His movement through the Holy Spirit, and an intentional love for our neighbor in word and deed.
Christ the Mediator
Taught by Jason Sutcliffe
Jesus is The Prophet who has come as the final and complete revelation of God, He is the Priest who offers himself as the substitutionary sacrifice for sinners, and He is the King who rules and reigns over His people. Seeing Jesus in these biblical offices will provide us with a greater understanding of who He is and what He has done to save His people.
Hosea: Apostasy on Trial
Taught by Bryan Harrison
The prophet Hosea was called by God to reveal Israel’s apostasy and put the entire nation on trial, exposing God’s justice and teaching us Old Testament theology about sin and apostasy. At the same time, we see God’s patience with His people and His constant desire for them to be reconciled to Him.
Covenant Theology Part II - Biblical Covenants from Noah to Christ
Taught by Jason Sutcliffe
How does the Covenant of Grace unfold in the Bible?
This class will explore each of the covenants God establishes in history with individuals or groups to further expand and reveal his ultimate purposes in salvation.
As we move from Noah to Abraham to Israel to David and ultimately to Christ in the New Covenant we will see how these individual covenants fit together to provide a glorious, unified picture of the Covenant of Grace.
How to Study the Bible
Taught by Senior Pastor Scott Dean
Do you want to be trained in how to study God’s Word?
Do you want to be equipped with practical tools for reading and understanding Scripture?
Come join us for a hands-on, empowering study of the principles and practice of Inductive Bible Study, which will bear much fruit in your spiritual life for years to come.
I Will Be Your God
Taught by Jason Sutcliffe
One of the best ways to describe the main theme of the Bible is God’s declaration “I will be your God and you will be my people”. How God accomplishes this ultimate purpose is best revealed through the idea of covenant – our relationship with God and His with us. This class will explore the foundational elements of Covenant Theology and why this provides the best framework for understanding both God and His Word.
The Gospel Made Visible
Taught by Larry Brokaw
The Church is the company of people who have been called out of the world by God and set apart for a specific mission. Join us for six weeks as we learn why you need the Church and the Church needs you.
Vocation IS Ministry
Taught by Dr. Mark Eckel
Christianity, Cults, and World Religions
Taught by Vince Edwards
Do you desire to better understand the world’s major religions and grow your skills and confidence to discuss your own beliefs with others in a respectful and productive way?
Just a listing of religious belief systems from around the world can feel foreign and overwhelming. Each is unique in its particular history and practice, but there are also many commonalities. Join us this Fall as we compare the foundational beliefs of Biblical Christianity with many of the modern cults (including Mormonism and Jehovah’s Witnesses) and world religions (including Atheism, Islam and Buddhism) with the hope of building our confidence in engaging others about their beliefs with grace and understanding.
Why the University Should Matter to the Church
Taught by Dr. Mark Eckel
“Have We Lost Our Minds?!” Biblical Christians in Culture
Taught by Dr. Mark Eckel
Christians need to (1) discover truth, (2) construct a foundation of truth, and (3) confront untruth with truth to look at the world through the lens of The Word. Join us this Fall as we address key Biblical Truths that help us live as Biblical Christians in Culture.
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