Category: Past Sermon Series

The Sermon on the Mount August 2015 - November 2016 The Sermon on the Mount is the greatest sermon ever preached by the greatest teacher in history. Recorded in Matthew 5-7, it is also the most well known but least understood by many—even by self-professed Christians. It contains Jesus’ central teachings depicting true Christianity. Hence,… Continue reading The Sermon on the Mount

Thinking Rightly Current Series Real transformation in Christ begins with the renewal of the mind (Rom.12:2). Thus, following Christ involves changing the way one thinks at the heart level. If so, how do we think rightly on key issues in our man-centered world with so many differing voices? How do we think rightly about God,… Continue reading Thinking Rightly

True Spirituality: Studies in 1 Corinthians Current Series First-century Corinthians were so much like Californians today. An over-sexualized culture, love for sports and games, openness to trendy self-help wisdom/spirituality, and craving for pleasure-driven cosmopolitan lifestyle are a few examples of the similarities. For this reason, the issues that Apostle Paul dealt with in this letter… Continue reading True Spirituality: Studies in 1 Corinthians

Reflections on Psalms and Proverbs December 2013 - April 2014 Yearend and beginning of a new year offers us an opportune time to reflect and then look ahead at the new year into which we are being ushered. It is a time to take note on the things that will make us wiser in our… Continue reading Reflections on Psalms and Proverbs

The Way of the Cross August 2013 - December 2013 Our church’s name, ”CrossWay,” has its roots in our vision to choose the way of the cross as our way. But, what is the way of the cross? Why should we choose it? What is CrossWay’s vision, as it relates to the way of the… Continue reading The Way of the Cross

Exceeding Joy in God May 2013 - August 2013 One of the most illusive lies of the Evil One is that God demands from us duties and denies pleasures and joy. In reality, God’s purpose behind all of his sovereign work—creation, redemption, and salvation—is to restore our exceeding joy in him and be glorified by… Continue reading Exceeding Joy in God