Treasures: Two Masters

Crossroads Fellowship - North Carolina

Treasures: Two Masters

September 2, 2024 • Andy George

We are bombarded with conversations, ads, promotions, and friends all touting the latest and greatest thing you must have. Our hearts seem to be in a constant war between material possessions and contentment. In his sermon, "Treasures: Two Masters," Senior Pastor Andy George looks at Scripture that encourages us to align our hearts with God and find contentment and peace in Him. When you have an undivided heart focused on God, we can recognize that our true treasure lies in Him, not in material wealth or possessions.

Dogs, Pigs, and Pearls

October 13, 2024 • Daniel Cwiakala

We spend a lot of energy trying to “fix” others, without first asking God what or even “if” we play a role. In his sermon, "Dogs, Pigs, and Pearls," Executive Pastor Daniel Cwiakala examines part of Jesus' teaching in Matthew that offers a unique perspective on things. Before running ahead and offering our advice or correction, we must first surrender ourselves and others to the Lord. We cannot force people to go where they don’t want to go; only God can change the hearts of people.

Judge Not

October 6, 2024 • Lee Thomas

How easy it is to assume the best of ourselves and the worst of others. In his sermon, "Do Not Judge," Small Groups Pastor Lee Thomas looks at Jesus' teaching in Matthew regarding judging others. Jesus cautions us that we will be condemned by whatever measure or standard we condemn others. Before criticizing someone else's failings, we first must evaluate our own shortcomings and submit to God in prayer.

Anxiousness Pt.3

September 29, 2024 • Andy George

Anxiety seems to be at an all-time high in our world. We find ourselves sleepless, worrying about money, relationships, our health, or the future. In his sermon, "Anxiousness - Part 3," Senior Pastor Andy George offers hope from the book of Matthew. We can experience peace when we trust in the Lord and in His provision and timing. God knows our needs even before we ask. He loves us; He cares and He provides.