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Here's the information you need to know for Sunday, January 4, 2026

Start the New Year with RightNow Media!

We want to encourage everyone in our Crossroads Church family to take advantage of RightNow Media—a FREE resource for you!  Think of it as the Netflix of Christian Bible studies, with over 20,000+ videos from 150 leading Christian publishers and ministries. You’ll find tools for your Community Group, personal growth, and topics like marriage, parenting, and discipleship. There’s even a great library of kids’ shows!

RightNow Media also offers interactive studies, discussion resources, and virtual group options so you can invite others to learn with you.  You can watch anywhere—on your phone, computer, or through your Fire TV, Apple TV, Roku, or Chromecast. To get started, find the link in our church app under “Resources.”

Announcements

  • 2025 Annual Report - 2025 was an incredible year of ministry, growth, and deepening our walk with Christ as a church family. We’re so thankful for all that God is doing in and through Crossroads!  The 2025 Annual Report offers a snapshot of the impact we’ve made together this year. While numbers can’t fully capture the stories of transformation, they remind us that we are living out our vision to be a community of authentic Christ followers!  Pick up a copy of the report on the tables in the Worship Center or view it online by clicking here.  Let's celebrate what God has done and look forward to what’s ahead!
  • Seasoned Saints Gathering Event - Join us for a warm and welcoming afternoon of fellowship featuring soups and sandwiches, a heartfelt testimony from one of our married couples, and a short devotional on agape love from Mark Faulstich. The gathering will be held at Crossroads on Saturday, January 24, at 12:00 PM. Register through the church app or click here—we’d love to share this time together!
  • Around the Table with Pastor Scott & Kelly - Join Pastor Scott and Kelly on Sunday, January 11, for a relaxed evening around the table with the Crossroads family. Held on the second Sunday of each month, this gathering is open to anyone who would like to connect, share conversation, and enjoy time together. Desserts and coffee will be provided to make the evening even sweeter!  Space is limited, so register now!
  • New Year Resources Available - As we prepare for the new year, we invite you to pause, reflect, and look ahead with hope. Our Global Outreach Team has created Ministry Partners booklets to help you and your family pray for the missionaries Crossroads supports around the world—pick one up on the back tables in the Worship Center. We are also making available our Pause and Reflect document, designed to help you process what God did in 2025 and look forward with anticipation to what He will do in 2026. In addition, you’ll find a collection of staff-recommended resources, including books, devotions, podcasts, and Bible reading plans, to encourage your continued growth in Christ. Be sure to grab a copy of these resources this morning!

ROCKS OF REMEMBERANCE

In the Old Testament, standing stones were a way of commemorating God’s work among the nation of Israel. See Joshua 4:1-24 as an example of this. Standing stones were meant to be visual reminders, as we are all prone to forget the work of God. They were meant as generational talking points, and parents were to tell their children the story represented by the stones.

At Crossroads, we have Rocks of Remembrance. These rocks are meant to be a tangible way for us to express appreciation for God’s work in our lives and serve as a visual reminder each time we walk in and out of the building, so that we might never forget. In Joshua 24:14-15, Joshua makes a bold declaration to the nation, “…choose this day whom you will serve…But as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.” If, in your life, there is a work of God you want to express appreciation for, take a moment to write a message on a rock and place it in the bin by the boulder just outside the main entrance.

Rocks and markers are available near the Welcome Desk. Then, take a glance at the bin each time you come and go, and let it serve as a reminder of God’s faithfulness and your commitment to Him. At times, pause with your children and tell them about your rock, or tell them these rocks represent the work of God among us in a variety of ways. All our hearts will be encouraged by the visual testimony of these rocks as they increase over time.