Crosspointe Church

Our family began attending Crosspointe in 2017 and it quickly became home. Imagine a faith community that leans on the heart Rachel Held Evans, the authenticity of Brene Brown, and the thoughtfulness and care of a favorite college religion professor. If you are far more interested in living a life guided by love and the example that Jesus gave us than meeting a doctrinal litmus test, the Crosspointe community is for you. This is an intentionally inclusive community (it is 2020, y'all).

I started visiting Crosspointe five years ago, searching for a church to call "home". I specifically wanted somewhere that wasn't too pushy on donations and that allowed me have my own opinions. Crosspointe has been home ever since - they have a strong focus on educating the congregation, and making us aware of the context surrounding the various bible passages that we delve into. This makes in much easier to form our own opinions on what these passages mean. Also, Crosspointe is very inclusive, accepting anyone, which is very important to me.

I was a recovering Catholic coming into Crosspointe.I was literally in a place in my life where it felt like a requirement to have something bigger than myself a.k.a. God-I was skeptical and I’m always skeptical but, this church focuses on a loving and understanding God. I read a couple of negative reviews about how they shouldn’t love the sinner as much and things like that. I’ve gotten more personal growth from Steve D. sermons than I ever have at any church. They usually put a verse or an area in the Bible and then they talk about how it relates to every day life and then there might be a like love or forgiveness and they walk you through how every day you could reframe your thoughts and actions. I am more spiritual than religious but, if you’re looking for answers check this place out. I believe they have podcasts online if you want to get an idea but, it’s not the same as going.

Friendly accepting atmosphere in a beautiful building. Music and teaching are on point, with a focus on God's love. Onsite coffee shop is great.

I have yet to find a church like this one . We recently moved out of town but still attend service when we visit. Great place, great messages he’s thorough and to the point . He’s relatable and easy going good for young families trying to get closer to god. The pastor speaks the truth and doesn’t care about image or money. This place is great for families! We always leave feeling good and connected with god.