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You can be rescued… and still restricted.In Week Two of It Stops With Me, we look at one of the most powerful stories in Scripture — the raising of Lazarus in John 11 — and uncover a truth many believers miss:Salvation brings you out.mFreedom takes the grave clothes off.It's possible to be alive in Christ and still feel wrapped up in shame, fear, old patterns, or lingering lies. But Jesus didn't just call you out of the tomb — He called you into freedom.This message challenges us to stop settling for “free-ish” and start walking in what Jesus actually paid for.Because who the Son sets free is free indeed.

It Stops With Me — Week OneWe all want freedom. But if we're honest, many of us are living “free-ish.” Saved… but still stuck. Forgiven… but still fighting the same thoughts. Worshiping loudly… but wrestling quietly.In Week One of It Stops With Me, we look at how strongholds form in our thinking and why real freedom starts in the mind before it shows up in our behavior. When David was anointed king, the enemy mobilized — and sometimes the reason the battle intensifies is because you're finally stepping into who God says you are.If there's a pattern you're tired of managing… If there's a cycle you don't want to pass down… This message will challenge you to stop surviving and start fighting differently. Because who the Son sets free is free indeed.

When God Turns Up the VolumeHearing God's Voice Through Pain, Wisdom, and CommunityIn a world full of noise, we've been learning how God speaks—through His Spirit, through prayer, through Scripture, and through the wisdom of others. But in Week Five of SIGNAL, we look at the loudest way God speaks.Through the story of Jonah, we discover that sometimes God doesn't whisper… He turns up the volume.Storms. Consequences. Interruptions. Seasons we never would have chosen.Pain has a way of getting our attention—and Scripture reminds us that God doesn't waste it.In this message, we unpack four powerful phrases God often shouts through painful seasons:Look Inside.Turn Around.Start Over.Get Ready.Pain isn't punishment—it's often preparation.The fish wasn't rejection—it was protection.And your storm may be the very place God is shaping your next assignment.If you feel like you're in the belly of the fish right now, this message is for you. Because when God turns up the volume, it's not to shame you.It's to save you.

God is speaking—but are we listening to the right voices?In Week Four of SIGNAL, we explore one of the most tangible ways God speaks: through other people. Using the story of Rehoboam in 1 Kings 12, this message unpacks how isolation, pride, and the wrong counsel can derail even the most confident decisions—and how godly wisdom can help us discern God's direction with clarity.If you're facing a decision, feeling unsure about your next step, or struggling to hear God in the noise, this message will challenge you to consider who has influence in your life and why it matters.The quality of your decisions will always reflect the quality of your counsel.Listen in and lean in as we learn how God often speaks through wise, godly voices placed around us.

In this message, we explore the clearest way God speaks in a noisy world. While many of us long for direction through signs, feelings, or circumstances, Scripture reminds us that God has already spoken clearly through His Word. Drawing from 2 Timothy 3:16–17, this message challenges us to listen, respond, and build our lives on what God has breathed into Scripture. If you've ever felt desperate to hear from God, this message will help you tune in and take your next faithful step.

In a world that never slows down, learning to hear God's voice requires more than volume—it requires space. In Week Two of SIGNAL, we explore the most personal way God speaks: prayer. Not polished prayers. Not rushed prayers. Honest conversation with a God who still whispers to His people.This message invites us to slow down, turn down the noise, and discover what happens when we stop talking long enough to truly listen—and then have the courage to obey what God says.If you've ever wondered whether God is speaking, or struggled to hear Him in the middle of everyday life, this message is for you.

Tuned InRecognizing the promptings of the Holy SpiritIn Week One of the SIGNAL series, we explore one of the most personal ways God speaks—the promptings of the Holy Spirit. Many of us believe God exists, but struggle to know what He's saying. This message invites us to tune out the noise, tune into God's Spirit, and learn how obedience sharpens our ability to hear His voice. Through Scripture and real-life application, discover how God is still speaking—and how to stay tuned in.

How you start a year matters more than most people realize.In this message from the first Sunday of 2026, Pastor Randy challenges us with a simple but life-shaping invitation from Jesus: “Give Me one more year.” Not a weekend. Not a resolution. A year.Using Jesus' parable of the fig tree in Luke 13, this message explores what happens when God is given time, space, and permission to do real work beneath the surface—work that leads to growth, healing, and lasting fruit. It's a call to stop settling, stop drifting, and stop carrying the same patterns into a new year.This isn't about hype or hustle. It's about surrender, patience, and transformation over time.If you're ready for a different kind of year—one marked by purpose, growth, and God's presence—this message is a powerful place to begin.Recorded at Crossroads Church.

Life rarely goes according to plan — and neither did the first Christmas. In the final week of Hope Breaks In, we look at Mary's story and discover how God often steps into our lives in ways we never saw coming.This message reminds us that biblical hope isn't wishful thinking — it's a confident expectation rooted in the faithfulness of God. When plans are disrupted, fear shows up, and the future feels uncertain, God is still at work. And sometimes, the very thing we didn't expect is the doorway God uses to bring hope, purpose, and new life.If you've ever found yourself saying, “I did not see this coming,” this message is for you. Hope doesn't wait for perfect circumstances — hope breaks in.

In this week's message, Pastor Randy shows us that hope doesn't tiptoe into our lives — it breaks in right when we're convinced nothing's changing. Week Two confronts the fears that keep us stuck and shines a spotlight on the God who steps into the coldest, heaviest moments with power, clarity, and purpose. If you've been asking, “God, do You still see me?” — this message is your answer.

Christmas isn't just a season; it's the moment God stepped into our darkness with light. In Week One of our Christmas series Hope Breaks In, Pastor Randy reminds us that hope often begins in the places we least expect it — the silent seasons, the waiting seasons, the heavy seasons.Mary and Joseph didn't get the Christmas they imagined, but they received the one God had promised. And the same God who worked in their dark moments is working in ours.If you've been tired, discouraged, or unsure what God is doing, this message will help you lift your eyes and rediscover the hope that breaks into real life.

In the final message of our CHARGED series, Pastor Randy teaches on the anointing of the Holy Spirit — what it is, what it's not, and why it matters for everyday life. The anointing isn't a feeling or a ritual… it's the Spirit of God empowering believers to live with courage, purpose, and supernatural strength. This message will challenge you, encourage you, and remind you that you were never meant to live the Christian life in your own power. You are set apart, filled, and sent.Please note: Toward the end of the audio, you'll hear extended music — this was the time in our service when people were being anointed with oil and prayed over.

In Week Four of our Charged series, Pastor Randy breaks down the daily habits that keep us walking in step with the Holy Spirit. You can have God's power, grow His fruit, and operate in His gifts — but if your life is out of sync with the Spirit, you'll always live beneath what God intended.This message unpacks the four habits that realign your heart: Stay in the Word. Yield to His leading. Never delay obedience. Confess quickly.It's practical, convicting, encouraging, and full of those “that was for me” moments. If you're tired of drifting, reacting, or running on spiritual fumes… this message will help you “sync it up” and walk with the One who lives within you. Tune in — and invite the Holy Spirit to lead your steps today.

The Holy Spirit doesn't just fill you so you can feel something — He fills you so you can do something. In this week's message, Pastor Randy unpacks what it means to live a gifted life — one empowered by the Spirit to go beyond natural limits, serve others, and make a difference for the Kingdom.If you've ever wondered how God wants to work through you, this message will help you discover, develop, and deploy the gifts the Holy Spirit has placed inside you.

In Week Two of our series Charged, Pastor Randy reminds us that the power of the Holy Spirit wasn't meant to just be experienced — it was meant to be expressed. In a message titled “Fruit Happens,” we look at Jesus' words in John 15 and discover that real growth doesn't come from trying harder, but from staying connected to the Vine. When we remain in His presence, the Holy Spirit produces fruit that striving never could — love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. If you've ever felt stuck, dry, or disconnected, this message will help you see that God isn't finished with you — He's forming you. Because when you stay connected to the Vine, life always wins.

Ever feel like you're doing all the right things but still running on empty? In Week One of CHARGED, Pastor Randy unpacks what it means to live every day filled with the power of the Holy Spirit — not on human effort, but divine strength.Discover the power that raised Jesus from the dead, the Helper who brings purpose to your life, and the presence that turns spiritual exhaustion into spiritual momentum. It's time to stop rowing and start relying — because once you experience the power and presence of the Holy Spirit, you'll never go back to life on low battery.

When life flips the script, God is still writing the story. In the finale of our Plot Twist series, Pastor Randy shares how Joseph's story reminds us that what others meant for evil, God can use for good. This week is all about forgiveness—the kind that feels impossible until you remember what God forgave you for. Discover how to let go, move forward, and find the good in goodbye.

When doing the right thing lands you in the wrong place, then what? In Week Three of Plot Twist, we follow Joseph into the “waiting room” and learn how to wait without withering—bring God in, hold the purpose He spoke, and practice excellence wherever you're stationed. This message shows how God forms strength in hidden seasons and turns closed doors into preparation for what's next.

Life doesn't always go as planned—but even when the story takes a turn, God is still working. In this message from our Plot Twist series, we look at Joseph's example of staying faithful when life felt unfair and the future seemed out of reach. Discover how integrity, consistency, and trust in God can bring favor even in the fight.Listen and be encouraged to stay faithful where you are—because favor follows faithfulness.

Life doesn't always go according to plan. The dream is real, but the road is rarely easy. In Week One of Plot Twist, we explore what happens when God gives you a dream that feels bigger than you—and what to do when that dream doesn't unfold the way you expected.Because even when life takes an unexpected turn, God is still writing the story.

The world says climb higher, chase more, grab the crown. But Jesus flips it all upside down: the way up is down, the way to live is to surrender, and the crown only comes through the cross. In this final week of True North, Pastor Randy challenges us to stop drifting with the world and courageously live the Kingdom way — even when it costs us.

Drift doesn't happen overnight — it sneaks up on us. In Week Two of True North, we look at the cultural mantra “You do you” and how it fuels temptation, pulling us off course. Discover how Jesus faced down the lies of the enemy, and how anchoring your life in God's truth will keep you steady when your appetites try to lead you astray.

Drift doesn't happen suddenly — it happens subtly. One small compromise, one neglected habit, and before long we find ourselves wondering, “How did I get here?” In this opening week of True North, we look at the eight ways our lives tend to drift and discover how gratitude becomes the anchor that pulls us back to Jesus, our True North.

In the final week of our series The Life You Want, we uncover the power behind it all—the Holy Spirit. If you've been trying to hold everything together in your own strength, this message is for you. Discover how to live Spirit-filled, not self-fueled... and finally walk in the life God created you for.

Time is the one thing we all have... and the one thing we can't get back. In this message, Pastor Randy unpacks four biblical, practical steps to help you stop wasting your minutes and start living on purpose. Learn how to treasure your time, invest it wisely, manage what matters most, and entrust it all to God. The life you want is closer than you think—but the clock is ticking.

From Isolation to Invitation. Loneliness is one of the most common human struggles—and one of the most dangerous. In this message, Pastor Randy unpacks God's heart for the lonely and reminds us that every empty chair is a potential miracle. Psalm 68:6 says, “God sets the lonely in families,” and that's exactly what He wants to do through His people. Learn how to break free from isolation, step toward meaningful community, and become the kind of person who makes room for others.

Monday Matters – Week Three of The Life You Want. What if your job was more than a paycheck? What if it was part of your calling? In this week's message, Pastor Randy shows us how to see our work the way God sees it—turning the grind into something sacred. Discover how your Mondays can carry just as much purpose as your Sundays.

Week Two – “Do What Jesus Did”. In a culture obsessed with image, hustle, and winning at all costs, Jesus offers a better way. In this message, Pastor Randy unpacks what it means to walk the High Road—where we don't just believe in Jesus, we actually live like Him. Because the life you want isn't found in self-help… it's found in surrender.#TheLifeYouWant #CrossroadsChurch #DoWhatJesusDid #John1010

The Life You Want – Week One. Message Title: Closer Than You Think. We all want a life that matters—something full, something meaningful, something more than just getting by. In this first message of our new series, Pastor Randy unpacks the words of Jesus in John 10:10 and reminds us that the life we've been chasing might be closer than we think. It's not found in striving or self-help—it's found in surrender to the Shepherd.

Comfort in the Chaos – Part OneLife gets loud. Fast. Heavy. But Psalm 23 reminds us that even in the middle of the valley, we're not alone. In this message, we rediscover the peace, guidance, and presence of the Good Shepherd—who restores our souls and walks with us through whatever we face. *The intro to this message was recorded short. It should not impact the overall message content.

A Movement That Starts at Home. This message cuts through the noise of our divided world with a timely reminder: real change doesn't begin in Washington—it begins in your house, with your heart. Pastor Randy challenges us to step into a movement of hope, truth, and grace—one that reshapes homes, churches, and ultimately, a nation. Don't wait for revival to show up somewhere else. Let it start with you.

In the final message of the Tangled & Together series, we unpack one of the most misunderstood topics in both culture and church — sex. Through Biblical truth and grace-filled clarity, this message reclaims God's original design for what He created to be sacred, not shameful. It's a bold conversation about truth, intimacy, and healing — and it's one you don't want to miss.

In this message, we explore the incredible impact our words have on relationships. Whether we're aware of it or not, our speech can either build bridges or create barriers. Join us as we learn how to speak life into the relationships that matter most, choosing words that encourage, strengthen, and bring healing. Don't miss this transformative message on the power of your words!

Father's Day at Crossroads. This week, we hit pause on our Tangled & Together series to honor the dads in our lives. In this special Father's Day message, Pastor Randy brings a timely and encouraging word that speaks to fathers—but also challenges every one of us. Whether you're a dad, have a dad, or just need a reminder of the impact of intentional influence, this message is for you.

In Week Two of our Tangled & Together series, we dig into the truth that healthy relationships start on the inside. It's not about finding the perfect people — it's about letting God do a transforming work in us. Because real change in our relationships begins with an inside job.

Relationships are one of life's greatest blessings—and one of its biggest battlegrounds. In week one of Tangled & Together, we explore how the baggage we carry impacts every connection we have… and how healing begins when we stop blaming others and start letting God work in us.

In the final message of the Courageous series, we're challenged to move beyond convenience and into real connection. Casual faith won't carry you—but courageous commitment will change you.

In a divided world, unity is a bold and beautiful choice. In this message, discover how the communion table calls us to something greater — to walk arm in arm even when we don't see eye to eye. It's time to reclaim the Church's courageous mission: to be one.

From death valleys to divine beauty - this message is for anyone waiting on God to bring life from dry ground. “God never wastes a tear, a trial, or a hidden seed. What feels buried might actually be planted.” Share this message with someone who needs hope!

Nobody wants to be WEIRD. But Jesus was a guy who talked and taught about things in a WEIRD way. So, what does your life look like? Would you say you are NORMAL or a little WEIRD? Join us for the second week of our series, “Courage” where look at the importance of being WEIRD. Yes, you heard that right!

One of the Bibles best known stories is David and Goliath. But is there something from David's life that stands out more importantly than this story? Could there be something that we can learn from the life of David that many of us are missing? Join us as we kick-off our new series.

Easter is like no other day that we celebrate, because Easter is a day that touches every other day that you live, and this day impacts the days after you die. We know the story, but what does that story mean for us today?

We have a God who takes the biggest failures of our lives and he REDEEMS and RESTORES to us the years that the locust have eaten. Join us as we look at the first communion meal and what it means in the life of a follower of Jesus.

Everyone is hurting. Everyone is living with pain. Everyone is wounded. When you're going through a season of brokenness, you need a God who has the power to restore. Join us in our lead up to Easter 2025.

There's a characteristic that God wants to grow in all of us and we're talking about something that is harder and harder to embrace in our culture today…TRUTH. God wants to develop His truthfulness in those who follow him, but TRUTH has had a rough few years. Join us for the conclusion of our series, “Imma Be!”

Our character determines what we do. That is the very reason that God is more concerned with who we are becoming instead of what we are doing. Join us as we look at another characteristic of God that he wants to grow in us…LOVE. How can we be more loving? Let's Go!

Much of the Christian life can be consumed with what we DO, but God is far more concerned with who we are becoming, than the decisions we're making. Join us as we ask and answer the question, “Who does God want me to be?”

“When hurry increases, compassion always decreases!” That statement is the catalyst for adding one more week to our ABANDONED series. What was supposed to be finished last weekend, continues today with a look at the “busy” life.

There is a desire within all of us to make a difference in this world. Join us as we close out our ABANDONED series as we look at the idols of accomplishment, success, and achievement.

With in each of us is a deep sense of love and belonging. We are biologically, cognitively, physically, and spiritually wired to love, be loved and to belong. When those needs are not met, we break, fall apart, numb, ache, hurt others, and get sick. So many of us are addicted to approval and when we don't get approval, our lives spiral out of control. Join us for week two of ABANDONED.