Crosswind Church

Join us for Community Prayer Week as Crosswind Church, Freedom Church, and Emerge come together! Pastor Herb Reisig and Emerge Worship are leading us tonight as we pray for unity in the Christian community.

Join us for Community Prayer Week as Crosswind Church, Freedom Church, and Emerge come together! Tonight Pastor Mike Ferrante, Pastor Julius Carter, and the Crosswind Student Worship Team lead us in prayer for the next generation.

Join us for Community Prayer Week as Crosswind Church, Freedom Church, and Emerge come together! Tonight we are lead by Pastor Mark Sparks and the Freedom Church Worship Team as we pray for unity in the family.

Join us for Community Prayer Week as Crosswind Church, Freedom Church, and Emerge come together to pray for our Nation. Tonight Pastor David Sulcer and Crosswind Worship lead us in prayer for our nation.

If we aren't careful, prayer can become nothing but a petition for God to get involved in things here on earth. What Jesus teaches us, however, is that before we pray for our own needs, we need to align our hearts with His purpose and plan.

Have you ever seen something that someone else had and wish it was a part of your life? Jesus' disciples did because there was something different about the way He prayed. The secret to His prayer life was found in His personal relationship with The Father.

Ever wonder what it is that God wants for you? When we encounter God face to face, He not only shows us more of Himself, but He also changes us and gives us an assignment.

Do you ever feel inferior, like you don't matter, or that you are unqualified to do anything? Moses felt that way when he encountered God at the burning bush. Despite what Moses thought of himself, God knew who Moses really was and what he was capable of.

What happens when we encounter God? In the book of Genesis, Jacob faces off with God in a wrestling match and his life is never the same.

Our world is in desperate need of hope. Every day people find themselves hopeless and as a result, they make decisions that ruin their lives. As Christians, what hope do we have to offer and how to do we dispense it to the world?

In the Hebrew language, the word for "life" has a numerical value of 18. Let 2018 be a year of coming alive! It's never too late to start over!

Have you ever noticed how married couples become more like one another the longer they are together? That is how it should be in our walk with Christ. As we spend time with Him daily, we become more like Him.

Josh & Mandy Wheeler, our missionaries from Turkey, join us to talk about the great work they are doing and Josh shares the importance of reading the Bible with the proper context.

When we look at the life of Jesus in the Gospel of John we see one of servanthood, obedience and submission. As followers of Jesus, our identity is found in His and that means we are to follow after His example.

Jerry Elder, retired Pastor from the Church of God Delmarva-DC region, brings us a special message on facing your fears.

As Christians, our identity is found in the person of Jesus Christ. In John 8, Jesus tell us that he is the Great “I Am” and this declaration has big ramifications in our lives.

As Christians, our identity is found in the person of Jesus Christ. So in order to discover more about ourselves we must first look at who Jesus was and how we can be more like Him.

The Bible tells us that there are two different powers at work in our world. We can only live under one of them, and this choice has eternal consequences.

Throughout the last several decades, the idea of being filled with The Spirit has meant different things. When we look at Scripture, the true purpose of being baptized in The Holy Spirit becomes clear. It is about empowering the believer to live on mission for God.

When the Holy Spirit comes into our lives He gives us supernatural abilities so that we can advance the mission of God. Too often these gifts are misunderstood and sometimes even feared. What we need to realize is that they are simply meant to strengthen and empower the Body of Christ.