Grace Crossing Church seeks to be a church rooted and grounded in God’s love. (Eph 3:17-18)
Grace Crossing Church is committed to raising up fully devoted and passionate followers of Jesus Christ who will declare the full unleashing of God’s love to the world. (Matt 28:19-20, 2 Cor 11:3, Rom 8:38-39)
It is our passion to make Jesus the center of all that we do at Grace Crossing Church. He is to be our first love and deserves our full and undivided worship. He is the head of the church, His Bride.
We confess that Jesus is our life and from Him flows all that we need for godly living. We are devoted to pursuing intimacy with Jesus and proclaiming the full unleashing of His love to a lost and dying world.
(Rev 2:4, Col 1:18, John 11:25, Col 3:3-4, 2 Pet 1:3-4, Matt 28:19-20, Acts 2:42)
Grace Crossing Church is devoted to teaching "the whole counsel of God" primarily through verse by verse teaching of God’s Word.
It is our goal to read, hear, and obey all of God’s word through the power of the Holy Spirit. We believe that God’s written Word always leads us to the Living Word: Jesus.
(Acts 20:26-27, Luke 24:25-27, Acts 2:42)
Just before Jesus’ death, He brought up the subject of prayer five times to His disciples. If Jesus thought prayer was so important, we also should make prayer a top priority.
At Grace Crossing Church, we are devoted to prayer. Prayer is the life-blood of the church and without it we are ineffective. Our goal at Grace Crossing Church is to make prayer a part of all that we do.
(John 14:14, 15:7, 15:16, 16:23-24, 16:26, Acts 2: 42)
As a growing grace-based community of believers, Grace Crossing Church is devoted to pursuing intimate and loving relationships with those in the Body of Christ. Every believer is uniquely gifted and essential to healthy growth.
Through small group ministries, we are devoted to pursuing intimacy with Jesus and building strong healthy relationships. The Sunday morning service should be a celebration of all that God has been doing in and through Christ’s body throughout the week.
(John 1:16, 13:34-35, 1 Cor 12:12-27, Luke 10:27, 1 Cor 12:4-11, Acts 2:42-47)