Cross Pointe Church Sermons

This sermon from 1 John 4 reminds us God’s love is unlike any other. It is unearned, unchanging, and fully demonstrated through Jesus. Because His perfect love casts out fear, we can live with confidence in His love and reflect that love to others.

How can we know what’s true in a world full of competing voices? This message from 1 John 4:1–6 challenges us to test what we hear, trust God’s truth, and stand firm in Christ.

In today's sermon from 1 John 3:16–18, we are reminded that real love is not just something we say but something we show. Because Jesus laid down His life for us, believers are called to die to self, open their hearts to those in need, and live...

Because Jesus rose from the dead, everything changed. This Easter message explores the hope, power, forgiveness, and purpose we have today because the tomb is empty and Jesus is alive.

This sermon highlights Palm Sunday as the start of the most important week in history, when Jesus entered Jerusalem as King on His way to the cross. It calls us to surrender to Jesus, worship Him fully, and boldly affirm that He is Lord.

In 1 John 3:10–15, we are reminded that genuine faith is revealed through how we love others. This message challenges us to examine our spiritual lives and recognize that love for fellow believers is both evidence of new life in Christ and assurance...

In this message from 1 John 2:15–17, we are reminded that love is the most powerful force in our lives, but it can easily be misplaced. Discover why loving the world ultimately leads to emptiness and how directing our love toward God and His will...

The clearest sign of spiritual health is spiritual growth. This message from 1 John explains how believers mature in their faith, from rejoicing in forgiveness to knowing God deeply and walking closely with Him.

A healthy spiritual heart is marked by confidence before God, obedience to His Word, and sensitivity to the Holy Spirit. In this message from 1 John 3:19–24, we will learn how a holy heart leads to assurance, joyful obedience, and a deeper...

This message from 1 John 3:4–10 will show how the gospel not only frees us from sin’s penalty but also empowers us to fight sin daily. Because of Jesus and the Spirit at work within us, victory over sin is truly possible.

This message from 1 John 3:1–3 reminds us that when we receive Jesus, we do not just receive forgiveness; we receive a new identity as children of God, a promised destiny to be like Christ, and a calling to pursue purity as we await His return...

John warns that the spirit of antichrist is already at work in the world and calls believers to be spiritually prepared for unseen attacks. From 1 John 2:18–29, this message shows how abiding in the Word of God, the Son of God, and the Spirit of God...

Do you really know God and how can you be sure? From 1 John 2:3-11, this message shows that knowing God is proven by how we live, walk, and love, not just by what we say.

Even after we are forgiven, the battle with sin is still real. In 1 John 2:1–2, we are reminded that we don’t fight this battle alone. We have God’s Word to guide us, Jesus as our Advocate when we fail, and His sacrifice as the full and final payment...

This sermon from 1 John 1:5–10 challenges listeners to examine whether they are truly walking in God’s light, not just claiming faith with their words. It reminds us that those who walk in the light live in honest fellowship, are continually cleansed...

In a world full of uncertainty and shifting “truths,” John reminds us that our faith is built on unshakable facts, not feelings. In this message from 1 John 1:1-4, we’ll see how the eyewitness testimony of Jesus assures us that eternal life is found...

Today, Pastor Greg Westmoreland will share a special message as we close out the year and jump into 2026.

The story of Christmas doesn’t end at the cradle; it points to a crown. In Revelation 19, we see Jesus as the faithful and true King who will return in power, defeat evil, and reign forever.

Why did Jesus come? Hebrews 2:14–18 shows us the heroic purpose of Christmas: Jesus became fully human to rescue us from the power of evil, release us from the fear of death, and walk with us in every temptation.