Cross Church Denton

Annie" is portrayed as this beautiful little girl hopelessly lost within the foster care child program, yet smart, tough and bright enough to survive the fast-paced New York City streets. Forced to stay with her mean foster mom, Annie somehow manages to tough-it-out in Harlem until one day she accidentally and literally runs into the wealthy billionaire and NYC Mayoral candidate, Will Stacks. Stacks takes Annie into his penthouse home, and begins to fall "head-over-heels" for the adorable little Annie. Meanwhile Annie only has one hope and that is for her parents to someday come back and rescue her from the foster care program. This message looks at the movie Annie and learn how we can thrive instead of just survive adversity.

Jim White, a struggling football coach and teacher who has been had to move around for different incidents in his career takes up as an assistant football coach at McFarland High School in America- McFarland, California one of the poorest cities in the U.S. There he discovers buried potential among several high school boys and he gets interested in building up a cross country team. More than just physical prowess drives the teens to succeed; their strong family ties, incredible work ethic and commitment to their team all play a factor in forging these novice runners into champions. In this message we take clips from the movie Mcfarland USA, find Biblical truths and relate it back to our lives.

This message looks at how we can disconnect from social media to connect in real relationship by focusing on the most common social media icons or attributes: Like Me, Friend Me and Follow Me.

What if we put the same level of dependency in God as we do in our smart phones? What if we said I can’t live without God because he holds all the personal information of my past, present and future. Let’s look at how we can transition the emphasis from our phones to our relationship with God.

The chatterbox hits hard and hits right on our weakest spot. After all, the chatterbox knows us so well, because — — the chatterbox is always with us. But how much victory do we want? Are we willing to keep pounding until something changes in our lives? Week 6 we conclude this series talking about how to win the victory over the chatterbox.

The chatterbox hits hard and hits right on our weakest spot. After all, the chatterbox knows us so well, because — — the chatterbox is always with us. But how much victory do we want? Are we willing to keep pounding until something changes in our lives? Week 6 we conclude this series talking about how to win the victory over the chatterbox.

This continuation on the topic of Crashing the Chatterbox deals with the lie of discouragement and how This Time we can overcome with the promise, God says I Can.

In week 4 of the Chatterbox we deal specifically with the voices of condemnation and shame and combat them with the promises that God says, HE HAS.

Week three of Crash The Chatterbox addressed the topic of fear. Our challenge is to overcome the lies of fear with the promise, “God says He will”.

In this sermon we discovery the lies of insecurity and the promise of God that say I AM.

This message introduces the idea of the Chatterbox and talk about some ways we can identify the chatter that threatens to derail our individual destinies. Pastor Vincent also deals with 4 results that are caused by the enemies lies: Insecurity, Fear, Condemnation and Discouraged and 4 truth and promises of God's word: God says I AM, God says I will, God says He has and God says He can!

As we end our series on Love Connection: Relationship Principles of Jesus, we’ve cover the greatest commandment to love God and the second commandment to love others (Relationship Matter), the new commandment to love one another (Real Love), connection between our heart and words (Heart Talk) and today we end with the golden rule to love everyone. Jesus in Matthew 7 is continuing the Sermon on the Mount were he deals with every level of relationship and introduces this standard for loving everyone that if implemented has the ability to radically change our lives.

This week we deal with how to communicate in Heart Talk. The pastor that counseled Joy and I developed a communication tool for couples called: “Heart Talk”. It’s an opportunity for couples to sit down together, with no distractions, focusing on one another and talking directly from the heart in a loving, trusting and honest form. In this sharing of the heart they are giving the chance to correct misconceptions, erase assumptions, and strengthen tie in their relationship. God wants to have Heart Talk with us and become better communicators with others.

Last week Jesus captured all the commandments into two The first commandment centered around relationship with God. The second centers on our relationship with our neighbors. Now he goes further by presenting a NEW commandment. This new one deals with our relationship with one another meaning those who have committed their lives to following Jesus Christ. This week we will attempt to understand what Real Love i.e. Jesus kinda love looks like.

Relationship are filled with both wonder and pain. Joy and sadness. However God connects us through the four letter word called LOVE and uses it as the foundation for relationships in life.