CrossRoads Church

Suicide and depression have occupied the public consciousness with the recent losses of Kate Spade, Anthony Bourdain, and, most recently, Pastor Jarrid Wilson. Statistics further warn that, as we gather each Sunday to worship and sing praises to God, we may stand shoulder to shoulder with people who are battling great sadness or depression. This Sunday, Pastor Kevin comes to the end of the Jonah series and will discuss these important (but often undiscussed) topics and how the gospel gives us hope.

CrossRoads is a contemporary church located in Norfolk, Virginia made up of people from all stages of life and diverse backgrounds. We live as a family on mission bringing God’s Kingdom and gospel message to the Campus, Community, and World.

At some point in our life, we will all likely find ourselves exactly where Jonah did, at the bottom. It’s here that we find out "who" or "what" we put our trust in and where we learn more about the heart of God. Join us this Sunday, as Nigel Anderson helps us better understand the heart of God and the hope He gives during the hard times.

The story of Jonah is much more than a colorful and entertaining story about a man being swallowed by a big fish; it is the tale of God’s redemption for a lost and broken world. Through Jonah’s bizarre journey, Pastor Kevin will help us better understand the incredible mission of God and extend the invitation for each of us to follow God wherever He deems best.

The story of Jonah is really all of our stories. Each of us can look back at some point in our lives and see where we have attempted to run from God. What many of us "runners" have discovered is that, while we can run from God, we cannot outrun God!

When you think of God's love and pursuit of you do you often feel like your response to Him falls short? This week, Nigel Anderson will help us unpack Romans 12:1-2 and consider our intentional response to living the full life to which God has called us.

The pursuit of happiness is a goal for many people and a strong value in our country today. The challenge of pursing happiness is that it is temporary and often based on our circumstances. This week, Pastor Kevin continues the series "More Than" where we will see how Jesus provides us with a lasting joy that radiates from within and is anchored in our relationship with Him.

Yes, God’s goodness overcomes our sin by faith. Even so, who among us cannot honestly admit that you have been guilty of disobeying God at times? Paul writes to a wide range of believers in Romans 2 dealing with this very issue. We will see how these passages encourage us today and that God’s kindness is intended to lead us to the right place, relationship with Him.

The world we live in often tells us the way to happiness and fulfillment is in what we own or what we earn. After we chase those things, we are often left wondering is this as good as it gets?This week, Pastor Kevin begins the series "As good as it gets" where we will look at some of the questions Jesus asked people as a means of helping them be open to receiving the fullness of life that He offers.

CrossRoads is a contemporary church located in Norfolk, Virginia made up of people from all stages of life and diverse backgrounds. We live as a family on mission bringing God’s Kingdom and gospel message to the Campus, Community, and World.

Have you ever had a great experience with the Lord and then afterwards experienced some kind of difficulty or trial? This week, Pastor Kevin wraps up the "Life In Color" Series where we will look at the importance of baptism in the life of the believer and the challenges that Jesus experienced after He was baptized.

CrossRoads is a contemporary church located in Norfolk, Virginia made up of people from all stages of life and diverse backgrounds. We live as a family on mission bringing God’s Kingdom and gospel message to the Campus, Community, and World.

CrossRoads is a contemporary church located in Norfolk, Virginia made up of people from all stages of life and diverse backgrounds. We live as a family on mission bringing God’s Kingdom and gospel message to the Campus, Community, and World.

Why is friendship so important in our daily lives? Join us this week as we examine what God says about friendship.

Slavery, Smoking, Lying, Drugs, Pornography. Have you ever wondered how we determine what is right and wrong? Over the past couple of weeks, we have been tackling topics that many people think or "wonder" about. Join us this week as we continue the series ‘WONDER’ and discuss issues pertaining to morality. How should we measure and live our lives?

Sometimes many of us want a "microwave" spiritual life to get us over our hang ups; fast and easy growth sounds so much better! This Sunday, we will look in Galatians 5 at the Fruits of the Spirit and we will see that true growth and change takes time. All healthy things grow at a steady pace. Join us this Sunday for this exciting time of fellowship and worship.

So often, we feel like we have to see something with our own eyes to believe it. Although we cannot see the Holy Spirit in the flesh, we can know His presence in a powerful way every day of our lives. Just because we can't see Him doesn't mean he's been erased from the world. Be sure to join us for our next series, "Erased", which begins this week as Marvin Ball leads us to a greater understanding of the Holy Spirit.

Over the past few weeks, we have been on a journey to discover how we can know God’s will for our lives. We have looked at some important ways to discern what God is saying and how He wants to lead us throughout our lives. This week, we conclude the series and see how God wants to shape our future by the decisions we make today. We will culminate the discussion by showing how all of the pictures we have taken and submitted throughout the series creates something bigger than we could imagine. Also, we will celebrate the grand opening of the new kitchen at 10:30 am between services (meet in fellowship hall). We hope you will join us for a fun and exciting Sunday of fellowship and worship!

Over the past two weeks, we have been on a journey to discover how we can know and discern God’s will for our lives. This week, Pastor Kevin continues the series as we continue to explore how to navigate life’s big decisions. Reminder: help us by posting your pics with the hashtag #crcvoyage. We hope you will join us this Sunday for fellowship and worship as a family!

Join us as we dive back into the sermon series "Voyage" and discover more about God's will for our lives!

Any knowledge we want is available at the tap of a button. With so many options, it can be hard to know which way to go. What if you could know God’s direction for your life? Join us for an engaging new series, Voyage, where we will discover how to know God’s will for your life. We hope to see you on Sunday for our Fall Kick Off!

How do our beliefs impact the way we treat people and how we spend our time, money, and resources? This week, we continue the sermon series on the book of Amos called "Mending" where we will see that how we treat others is a direct reflection of our relationship with God. As it is the first Sunday in the month, we will also be celebrating the communion table and taking of elements. We hope you can join us for worship and fellowship this Sunday!

How do our beliefs impact the way we treat people and how we spend our time, money, and resources? This week, we continue the sermon series on the book of Amos called "Mending" where we will see that how we treat others is a direct reflection of our relationship with God. As it is the first Sunday in the month, we will also be celebrating the communion table and taking of elements. We hope you can join us for worship and fellowship this Sunday!

In all of life, there is a direct link between worship, justice and our relationship with God. This week, we start a new sermon series on the book of Amos called "Mending". This Sunday, we will look at Amos’ declaration to the nations and will see how this applies as a warning for us today and how we should live out of a Mended relationship with God. We hope you can join us for worship and fellowship!

In all of life, there is a direct link between worship, justice and our relationship with God. This week, we start a new sermon series on the book of Amos called "Mending". This Sunday, we will look at Amos’ declaration to the nations and will see how this applies as a warning for us today and how we should live out of a Mended relationship with God. We hope you can join us for worship and fellowship!

Martin Luther King Jr. once said, “Darkness cannot drive out darkness, only light can do that.” This week, Pastor Kevin concludes the series on Judges as we look at some of the most difficult passages to read in all the Bible. We will see how God meets humanity in these places and shines bright with His hope.

Martin Luther King Jr. once said, “Darkness cannot drive out darkness, only light can do that.” This week, Pastor Kevin concludes the series on Judges as we look at some of the most difficult passages to read in all the Bible. We will see how God meets humanity in these places and shines bright with His hope.

Have you ever known someone who is skilled and talented yet their character does not match that gifting? This week, Pastor Kevin continues the series in the book of Judges. We will look at the life of Sampson and how he starts with incredible potential to be used by God and falls completely short. In the end, we will see how it is God’s grace that transforms. We hope you can join us this Sunday for fellowship and worship!

Have you ever known someone who is skilled and talented yet their character does not match that gifting? This week, Pastor Kevin continues the series in the book of Judges. We will look at the life of Sampson and how he starts with incredible potential to be used by God and falls completely short. In the end, we will see how it is God’s grace that transforms. We hope you can join us this Sunday for fellowship and worship!

God can and will do mighty things through us despite our circumstances when we are fully submitted to the Savior. This week, Nigel Anderson will be preaching and continuing our series in the book of Judges. We will examine Gideon and God’s extreme faithfulness in the face of weakness and brokenness. We will also be hearing from our partners at the Food Bank of Southeastern Virginia and celebrating the results from our recent "We Feed" food drive. We hope you can join us this Sunday for fellowship and worship!

God can and will do mighty things through us despite our circumstances when we are fully submitted to the Savior. This week, Nigel Anderson will be preaching and continuing our series in the book of Judges. We will examine Gideon and God’s extreme faithfulness in the face of weakness and brokenness. We will also be hearing from our partners at the Food Bank of Southeastern Virginia and celebrating the results from our recent "We Feed" food drive. We hope you can join us this Sunday for fellowship and worship!

Last Sunday, we started a new series on the book of Judges. This week, Pastor Kevin continues in Judges by looking at a female judge named Deborah. We will look at the role of women in ministry, what the spiritual gifts are and why they are essential in the body of Christ.

Last Sunday, we started a new series on the book of Judges. This week, Pastor Kevin continues in Judges by looking at a female judge named Deborah. We will look at the role of women in ministry, what the spiritual gifts are and why they are essential in the body of Christ.

This Sunday, we start a new series at CrossRoads as we go through the book of Judges. Judges is a book with some of the most scandalous and strange stories in the entire Bible. Through this scandalous history, we’ll see what God can do with the most broken of heroes—and behind every hero, we’ll see a God who remains faithful even when we are faithless. We hope you'll tune in this Sunday!

This Sunday, we start a new series at CrossRoads as we go through the book of Judges. Judges is a book with some of the most scandalous and strange stories in the entire Bible. Through this scandalous history, we’ll see what God can do with the most broken of heroes—and behind every hero, we’ll see a God who remains faithful even when we are faithless. We hope you'll tune in this Sunday!

We are excited to welcome a friend of CrossRoads who serves in southeast Asia as a foreign worker. He will be sharing incredible stories and testimonies from the peoples of the earth. We look forward to seeing you Sunday!

We are excited to welcome a friend of CrossRoads who serves in southeast Asia as a foreign worker. He will be sharing incredible stories and testimonies from the peoples of the earth. We look forward to seeing you Sunday!

This Sunday is a special one at CrossRoads as we welcome the Imani Milele Children’s Choir from Uganda. The choir will provide a worshipful and cultural experience that you won’t want to miss! The choir will be performing during both services and children grades (k-5th) will remain in the service from the start. Feel free to invite your friends to be part of this special experience. We hope you can join us this Sunday for fellowship and worship!

This Sunday is a special one at CrossRoads as we welcome the Imani Milele Children’s Choir from Uganda. The choir will provide a worshipful and cultural experience that you won’t want to miss! The choir will be performing during both services and children grades (k-5th) will remain in the service from the start. Feel free to invite your friends to be part of this special experience. We hope you can join us this Sunday for fellowship and worship!

Many people see Christianity as just another set of ideas and religious principals. This week, Pastor Kevin continues the "Story Teller" series and explores how our faith is more than just good teachings by which to live. It can be an inner power that changes lives and the world around us. We hope you can join us this Sunday for fellowship and worship!

Many people see Christianity as just another set of ideas and religious principals. This week, Pastor Kevin continues the "Story Teller" series and explores how our faith is more than just good teachings by which to live. It can be an inner power that changes lives and the world around us. We hope you can join us this Sunday for fellowship and worship!

Have you ever struggled to have the prayer life that you ideally want? Jesus told parables to teach powerful spiritual truths. This week, we look at a parable Jesus told about prayer to help us better understand the purpose and power of prayer in our lives. We hope you can join us this Sunday for fellowship and worship!

Have you ever struggled to have the prayer life that you ideally want? Jesus told parables to teach powerful spiritual truths. This week, we look at a parable Jesus told about prayer to help us better understand the purpose and power of prayer in our lives. We hope you can join us this Sunday for fellowship and worship!

Have you ever felt that God wasn't fair or questioned why he has allowed something to happen? This week, we continue our sermon series “Storyteller: Parables of Jesus,” where we will look at the parable of "the Workers and the Vineyard" to explore Jesus' teaching of justice and entitlement. If you’ve ever asked God, "why did you let this happen to me (or them)? — it doesn’t seem fair!” this story is for you. We hope you can join us this Sunday for fellowship and worship!

The greatest story ever told is about the Greatest Storyteller that ever lived. This week, as we begin our new sermon series “Storyteller: Parables of Jesus,” we will look at the parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector and Jesus’ response to self-help. We hope you can join us this Sunday for fellowship and worship!

The greatest story ever told is about the Greatest Storyteller that ever lived. This week, as we begin our new sermon series “Storyteller: Parables of Jesus,” we will look at the parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector and Jesus’ response to self-help. We hope you can join us this Sunday for fellowship and worship!

Over the past month, we have been considering and studying the Old Testament book of Ruth. This week, Pastor Kevin concludes the series "Against the Grain" where we will see how God reverses the story of Ruth and shows his loving kindness. We hope you can join us this Sunday for worship and fellowship!

Last week, the world was captivated by the royal wedding. This week, we continue the series "Against the Grain" as we study the book of Ruth. We will see the evolution of the relationship of Ruth and Boaz and how love often demonstrates itself in unexpected ways. We hope you can join us for worship and fellowship the Sunday!

Last week, the world was captivated by the royal wedding. This week, we continue the series "Against the Grain" as we study the book of Ruth. We will see the evolution of the relationship of Ruth and Boaz and how love often demonstrates itself in unexpected ways. We hope you can join us for worship and fellowship the Sunday!

Have you ever realized how truly dependent we are on God as humans? It's not a very "natural" thought and one on which we may avoid dwelling. As we continue "Against the Grain", we will see how Ruth shows great courage in recognizing her own dependency and the Father's heart for His adopted. We will be challenged to acknowledge these truths in our own lives. We hope you can join us for worship and fellowship this Sunday!

Have you ever realized how truly dependent we are on God as humans? It's not a very "natural" thought and one on which we may avoid dwelling. As we continue "Against the Grain", we will see how Ruth shows great courage in recognizing her own dependency and the Father's heart for His adopted. We will be challenged to acknowledge these truths in our own lives. We hope you can join us for worship and fellowship this Sunday!