The Crossing - Week 1

In the first message of the Not My God series, Bryan Hay looks at worry, money, and the things we can allow to take God’s place in our lives. Through 1 Timothy 6, we’re reminded to choose trust over worry and put God back where He belongs—first in our lives.

In the final message of the Go series, Bryan Hay challenges us to live out our faith with strength, purpose, and perseverance. As followers of Christ, we are called to faithfully share the Gospel and make an impact in the lives of others. 2 Timothy 2:1–8 reminds us to be strong in Christ, remain faithful, and live with the mission of Jesus in mind.

In the Go series, Bryan Hay challenges us to move beyond simply following Jesus to becoming disciples who help others follow Him. We are called to know Christ, be changed by Christ, and live out His mission by helping others become disciples. As Philippians 2:20–21 reminds us, genuine followers of Christ are called to care about what matters to Jesus and the well-being of others.

In this continued series, Bryan Hay explores what it means to grow from a spiritual child into a maturing disciple of Jesus. Through Mark 10:33–45, we learn that spiritual growth moves us from comfort to commitment and from self to service. Jesus calls us not simply to know more, but to live out what we know by serving others and making disciples.

What does a new believer need to grow in their faith? In this message from our GO series, we explore how followers of Jesus can help new believers grow through truth, time, patience, love, and community. As 1 Peter 1:22–2:5 reminds us, we are called to crave spiritual nourishment, grow in our salvation, and make room for others as they begin their journey with Christ. Together, we are challenged to welcome others into our lives and help them discover the joy of growing as disciples of Jesus.

In week three of our GO series, we explore what it means to reach those who are spiritually lost and help lead them from death to life in Christ. Looking at Paul’s example in Acts 17:22–31, we learn to seek people’s stories, find common ground, genuinely listen, and ultimately share the Savior. This message challenges us to care more about what Jesus has done for us and the eternal destiny of those around us than our fear of awkwardness or rejection. Who is God calling you to reach?