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When it comes to heaven, it’s hard to know what happens… ’cause well… none of us have ever been there! What really happens when you die? What is heaven like? Will it be boring? is eternity really for eternity? These are questions that often come up...

In the final chapters of Revelation, Jesus lays before us the reality that you are a citizen of a city. Either the city called Babylon or the city known as the New Jerusalem. Those are the choices. As we open Revelation 17, the question is - in which...

The Antichrist: what is going on here? We'll jump into the weird at the heart of Revelation’s weird—and maybe even see how it all can point us to the real Jesus.

Who’s got questions? We're addressing the big questions that are asked of us, pastors, when it comes to the book of Revelation. It’s going to be fun!

With so much happening around the world, and even in our own lives, there’s so many things vying for our attention and focus that we can end up with whiplash! If we are in the end times, as Jesus said, where should our focus be?

This message is first in a series called END TIMES. The question that always follows is, “Are we there yet?” Are we in the end times? Are we in what the Bible calls the last days? We are going to begin to answer that question as we look at the book of...

One of the things about Jesus is he talks about the poor a lot and the expectation of how his followers bring about flourishing for all people. We're talking about this in light of a partner of Crossroads, Compassion International.

We close our series, Fallen Kings, with the story of Absalom. It is for those of us who grew up in church, the story that Sunday School never taught us. But it is a story that teaches us a lot about why we sometimes do the worst things, even when we...

We are asking the question, why do we sometimes do the worst things, even when we know the right thing to do? We'll look at David and what he can teach us concerning our own hearts.

Have you ever known the RIGHT thing to do, the GOOD thing to do, the most LOVING thing to do – and then just NOT do it? Of course, we all have! But why?