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Cross Point Chronicle

Each month, we're excited to share stories of God's work in our church family, celebrate what He's doing in our community, and keep you connected to upcoming events and opportunities to serve. Whether you're a long-time member or new to Cross Point, this newsletter is your window into the heart of our church family. Inside, you'll find inspiring testimonies, ministry updates, and ways to get involved in what God is doing right here at Cross Point.
Cross Point Chronicle | November 2027
October 26th, 2026
When I was growing up on Laurel Branch, November meant a trip down to the cellar. Rows of canning jars lined the shelves: green beans, tomatoes, corn, apple butter. Each jar stood for a hot summer day in the garden and a long evening over a canner. Standing in that cellar, you didn’t have to wonder whether you’d been provided for. The proof was right there in front of you, along with some spiders....
Why Did Jeroboam Make Golden Calves? When Fear Builds False Altars
October 19th, 2026
God promised Jeroboam a lasting kingdom. Fear led him to build golden calves instead. What 1 Kings 11-12 teaches about fear, control, and trusting God....
What Does Revelation 7:9 Mean? Why Our Differences Belong at God's Table
October 12th, 2026
The short answer: Revelation 7:9 describes a crowd too large to count, made up of people from every nation, tribe, people group, and language, worshiping God together. It shows that God sees and welcomes everyone. For the church, it means unity does not require sameness. People with different backgrounds can share one faith, one voice, and one table.In Revelation 7, the apostle John sees a vision ...
What Love Really Looks Like
October 12th, 2026
The short answer: In 1 Corinthians 13:4, Paul writes that love does not boast and is not proud. He wrote it to a church in Corinth that was comparing leaders, ranking spiritual gifts, and bragging about its freedom. Paul's point is that everything good we have was given to us by God, so boasting takes credit for a gift. Love remembers where things came from and turns attention toward others and to...
The Dangers of Wanting to Be Like Everyone Else
October 9th, 2026
There is a shipwreck sitting at the bottom of Stockholm Harbor that was never touched by enemy fire. No cannonball ever struck her hull. No opposing navy ever engaged her in battle. The Vasa, the crown jewel of the Swedish Navy in 1628, sank less than a mile from the dock on her maiden voyage, taking roughly thirty sailors to the bottom with her. She was brought down not by an enemy but by the wei...
Cross Point Chronicle | October 2026
September 29th, 2026
October is Outreach Month at Cross Point, and this month we're turning the porch light on for our community....
Cross Point Chronicle | September 2026
September 1st, 2026
There's an old porchlight tradition you leave it on so whoever's making their way home in the dark knows there's a place for them. Many grandmas and grandpas kept theirs on every night, rain or shine, whether or not they were expecting company. "You never know," they'd say, "who might need to see it."September is a "porch light" month for Cross Point.Who's YOUR One? On September 20, we're celebrat...
Cross Point Chronicle | August 2026
July 28th, 2026
A Summer to RememberThere's an old truth about a garden in late summer: the harvest doesn't show up all at once. It's the result of a hundred small, faithful acts nobody saw — a seed pressed into the ground back in the cold, a row hoed in the heat of July, water carried when the rain didn't come. By August, all anybody sees is the tomatoes on the vine. But the real story was in the faithfulness th...
Cross Point Chronicle | July 2026
July 8th, 2026
250 Years of Freedom — and the One That Lasts ForeverThis July, our nation celebrates a remarkable milestone — 250 years since a group of ordinary men, shaped by extraordinary conviction, signed their names to a document that would change the world. The Declaration of Independence was not merely a political statement; it was a declaration of something deeply human — the belief that freedom is not ...
Cross Point Chronicle | June 2026
May 31st, 2026
Well, here we are — June has snuck up on us like a summer thunderstorm rolling over the mountains. And true to form, it's going to be a full and meaningful month at Cross Point.Elder Board NominationsOne of the most important things we'll do this month is invite you to prayerfully nominate men and women for our Elder Board. Two of our faithful elders — Connie Runion and Matt Lacek — will complete ...
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