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Jesus calls Himself the true vine and reminds us that a branch cannot bear fruit on its own. In the same way, the Christian life was never meant to be lived through our own strength.

In John 15:1–17, Jesus teaches His disciples the importance of abiding in Him. We discover that pruning isn't always a sign that something is wrong, fruitfulness flows from connection, and the life of Jesus becomes visible in us through obedience, joy, and sacrificial love.

Big Idea: A fruitful life stays connected to Jesus.

We were designed to work from rest, not rest from work. Before trying harder, doing more, or producing more, Jesus gives us a simple invitation: “Abide in me.”

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Join us live at Crossbridge Community Church as we continue our series, So That You May Believe, through the Gospel of John.

This week’s message, “Follow Me,” comes from John 10:1–18.

Jesus describes Himself as the Good Shepherd—the One who knows His sheep, whose voice they recognize, and who willingly lays down His life for them.

Big Idea: Everyone follows someone.

In a world filled with competing voices, the question is not whether we are following someone, but who we are following.

Message Points:

The Shepherd Knows You

The Sheep Recognize His Voice

Your Life Is Worth His Life

We would love for you to worship with us, open God’s Word with us, and consider the invitation Jesus still gives today:

“Follow Me.”

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So that they believe: John 5-9
This message reminds us that if we become distracted by the world that we will miss the very harvest that God has placed before us.
Big Idea:
Scripture: John 4, Matthew 9:37
Anchor Text: John 4:31-38
Sermon Title: Lift up your eyes, and see

Keywords: John 4, The woman at the well, So that they believe, Lift up your eyes and see, A different story, honey over harvest, Food for thought

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So that they believe: Lift up your eyes, and see, we look at John 4 to see how Christ keeps His disciples focused on the harvest.
This message reminds us that if we become distracted by the world that we will miss the very harvest that God has placed before us.
Big Idea: The harvest is ready even if we are not.
Scripture: John 4, Matthew 9:37
Anchor Text: John 4:31-38
Sermon Title: Lift up your eyes, and see

Keywords: John 4, The woman at the well, So that they believe, Lift up your eyes and see, A different story, honey over harvest, Food for thought

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In Still Standing: Don’t Lose Your Footing, we look at 1 Peter and 2 Peter to see how Christ keeps His people steady in an unstable world. Peter writes to believers facing suffering, false teaching, and the long wait for Christ’s return. His warning is clear: do not be carried away and lose your stability.

This message reminds us that suffering can shake our hope, error can shake our faith, and waiting can shake our endurance. But Christ is our steady foundation. When life presses in, when truth is challenged, and when waiting feels long, believers are called to keep growing in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

Big Idea: Christ keeps us steady when everything around us feels unstable.
Scripture: 1 Peter 3–5; 2 Peter 1–3
Anchor Text: 2 Peter 3:14–18
Sermon Title: Still Standing: Don’t Lose Your Footing

Keywords: 1 Peter sermon, 2 Peter sermon, Still Standing sermon, Don’t Lose Your Footing, suffering and hope, false teaching, Christian endurance, Christ’s return, spiritual stability, grow in grace, stand firm in faith, Peter sermon, 2 Peter 3, faith in suffering

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In Set in Order, we conclude the Entrusted series by looking at Paul’s letter to Titus. Paul writes about healthy leadership, sound doctrine, godly living, and the kind of good works that flow from the grace of God.

This message reminds us that gospel truth is never meant to stay disconnected from everyday life. The grace of God saves us, trains us, and sends us into the world as people who reflect Christ. A healthy church is shaped by sound doctrine and marked by gospel-shaped lives.

Big Idea: Gospel truth produces gospel-shaped lives.
Series: Entrusted
Scripture: Titus 1–3

Keywords: Titus, Set in Order, Entrusted sermon series, sound doctrine, gospel-shaped lives, good works, healthy church, church leadership, godly living, grace of God, pastoral epistles, Titus sermon, Christian conduct, biblical leadership, gospel truth

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In Finish Faithful, we continue the Entrusted series by looking at Paul’s final charge to Timothy. Paul calls Timothy to fight the good fight, guard the deposit, endure suffering, preach the Word, and remain faithful until the end.

This message reminds us that faithfulness is not only needed when ministry feels easy. It is needed when the mission gets hard, when opposition rises, when people drift from truth, and when endurance is costly. Paul’s life shows us that the gospel is worth guarding, proclaiming, and passing on.

Big Idea: Faithfulness endures when the mission gets hard.
Series: Entrusted
Scripture: 1 Timothy 6; 2 Timothy 1–4

Keywords: 2 Timothy, 1 Timothy 6, Finish Faithful, Entrusted sermon series, fight the good fight, guard the deposit, preach the Word, endure suffering, finish the race, Paul and Timothy, pastoral epistles, faithful ministry, Christian endurance, gospel mission, biblical faithfulness

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In Guard the Gospel, we begin the Entrusted series by looking at Paul’s first letter to Timothy. Paul writes to remind Timothy that the church has been entrusted with something precious: the truth of the gospel.

This message focuses on the call to protect sound doctrine, pursue godliness, pray faithfully, lead well, and live as the household of God. The church is not called to chase every trend or be shaped by every voice. We are called to guard what matters most and live as a people formed by the truth of Christ.

Big Idea: The church must protect what matters most.
Series: Entrusted
Scripture: 1 Timothy 1–5

Keywords: 1 Timothy, Guard the Gospel, Entrusted sermon series, sound doctrine, gospel truth, church leadership, godliness, prayer, household of God, pastoral epistles, Timothy sermon, protect the faith, Christian teaching, church doctrine, faithful church

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What does it mean to draw near to God with confidence?

In Hebrews 10:19–25, we are reminded that Jesus has opened the way into the presence of God. Because of Christ, believers can approach God with confidence, hold firmly to the hope we have in Him, and encourage one another to remain faithful.

Big Idea: Jesus opened the way into God's presence, and we are called to draw near, hold fast, and stir up our brethren.

In this sermon:
• Draw Near — Hebrews 10:19–22
• Hold Fast — Hebrews 10:23
• Stir Up — Hebrews 10:24–25

Following Jesus is not meant to be lived from a distance or in isolation. Christ has made a way for us to know God, remain steadfast in faith, and strengthen one another through Christian community.

Scripture: Hebrews 10:19–25; Hebrews 3:12–13; Isaiah 6:5

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