CrossPointe Sermons

About CrossPointe Sermons

Messages from the Staff of CrossPointe Church

Publisher

CrossPointe

Category

religion & spirituality

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

3 Jan 2024

Latest episode

5 Nov 2026

Latest episodes

121 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   5 Nov 2026

   More of the Power of God

   Pastor Johnathan calls the church to reclaim its holy roar — not in anger or judgment, but in the Spirit-filled power of God. Drawing from the First Amendment, Paul Harvey's prophetic 1965 warning, and the reality of daily spiritual warfare, he makes clear that silence is no longer an option. The church must come together as both a Word church and a Spirit church, submitted fully to Jesus and empowered by the Holy Spirit, ready to let God's power do what we never could on our own.

2. 

   29 Oct 2026

   More of God!

   Pastor Johnathan opens with a bold declaration: the church is ready for more of God — more of His power, His presence, and His miracle-working ability. But he quickly identifies the primary obstacle standing in the way: the spirit of fear. Rooted in 2 Timothy 1:7, he reminds the congregation that God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power, love, and a sound mind. That spirit of fear, Pastor Johnathan says, is a direct assault from the enemy, who is genuinely terrified of what God's people can do when they walk in reckless abandon for Jehovah and fully understand the authority they carry under the blood of Christ. He also addresses the tendency of believers to try to live the Christian life in their own strength — fighting battles through sheer willpower, performing ministry on talent alone, and never stopping long enough to say, "Lord, I need You." Using the story from Matthew 17:14-21, where the disciples failed to cast out a demon, Pastor Johnathan highlights Jesus' diagnosis: faithlessness and too much connection to the world. The solution Jesus gives is clear — prayer and fasting. These disciplines, he explains, are not reserved for the spiritual elite. They are for every believer who hungers for more of God, desires to hear His voice more clearly, and wants to see breakthrough in their lives and in the church. Finally, Pastor Johnathan lays out a practical call to action, inviting the congregation to join him and his wife in a season of fasting. He walks through four types of fasts — complete, selective, partial, and soul fasts — and encourages everyone to write down their plan, follow through with it, and most importantly, expect results. Because the God who created the universe, who sent His Son for us, and who is for us and not against us is more than worthy of our full expectation and dependence.

3. 

   19 Oct 2026

   The Shift Is NOW: Are You Ready for More of God?

   Pastor Johnathan opens with a passionate call for the church to pursue more — more of God's presence, healing, anointing, and correction — because the enemy is also ramping up his attacks. Using Moses' encounter with the burning bush in Exodus 3, Pastor Johnathan draws a powerful parallel: just as God called an unlikely, fear-filled Moses to an impossible assignment, God is calling ordinary, imperfect believers today. The key truth is that God was never unsure of Moses, and He is never unsure of you. The wrong person, fully surrendered to the right Jehovah, becomes exactly the right person for an impossible assignment. Central to this spiritual shift is intentional prayer. Pastor Johnathan challenges the church by pointing out that other world religions — Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism — are deeply devoted to their prayer practices, while Christians often struggle to make time for the one true living God who promises, "I will be with you." He calls the church to united prayer starting in the home, modeled after the early believers in Acts 1:14 and Acts 2:42, who were constantly and devotedly united in prayer. The shift, he declares, is not coming someday — the shift is now.

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