"The light that shines the farthest shines the brightest at home.” As we seek to “Let our Light Shine” in our community and world, we need to ensure that our light is shining bright in our homes. In his first Sunday as Lead Pastor at Crosslink, Pastor Matthew Kirkland challenges parents to resolve to lead their families in the ways of the Lord.
Let Your Light Shine: For Jesus Christ
In gearing up for the future at Crosslink, looking to what God will do in the early days to come with Pastor Matthew and the launching of a new facility, we have been focusing the last few weeks on the importance of “Let Your Light Shine.” In this message Pastor Michael concludes with a challenge on the urgency of letting our light shine, the commitment needed to effectively do so and being mission minded to live our lives for the Gospel of Jesus Christ. (06/12/2016)
Let Your Light Shine: Send Me
Worship is an often misunderstood aspect of the Christian life. It’s something we do every Sunday and in our daily lives, but not something we talk about all that often. Worship can be defined as our response to God, and one of the ways that we respond to God is by telling others what He has done for us - by sharing our faith. We see in Isaiah 6:1-8, that the prophet Isaiah has a worship encounter with almighty God and this propels him out on mission. In this message, Scott Brown explores the relationship that exists between worship and missions. Missions starts and ends in worship, and worship is the fuel for missions. (6/5/2016)
Let Your Light Shine: Impacting Lives Through the Power of the Towel
In Mark 10:42-45, Jesus tells us that He came to this earth to serve. As followers of Jesus, we need to take up this call to serve and extend the love of Jesus to our community and world. In this message, Dr. David Wheeler shares how our service can produce opportunities for the Gospel to go forth and our light to shine! Dr. Wheeler is a Life Way author and has served in various roles related to evangelism as well as the Senior Pastor for three growing churches in Tennessee and Texas. Currently he serves at Liberty University/Seminary as a Professor of Evangelism, Executive Director of the Center for Ministry Training. (5/29/2016)