What do you love?
I love to... Fill in the blank with all that comes to mind. Just as experiences are part of God's plan in how he uses us as individuals, so ar
Finish Well
Its been great to watch people connect into groups this fall. You have done an amazing job helping me find community for people. Thank you so m
Experiences Matter
My mother died when I was 27. I had not yet met my husband (who also lost his mom early) and had very few friends who had lost a parent at the time.
What if…
photo By Hjem Most of us are familiar with the story of the early church in the first few chapters of Acts. We read it like history as if it w
I don’t know what to do!
I'm a first time mom to an amazing 5 month old. But I don't have a clue what I'm doing. Why does she cry so much and why won't she sleep? I've tri
Encouragement for leaders
I love that our pastor leads a community group. Pete can so passionately teach of the importance of community because he leads us by example with the
So how did it go?
A few weeks ago, we gave you 5 ideas for facilitating meetings. (You can also check out 5 More ideas for facilitating meetings.) One of the ideas
So like 2 people showed up…Now What?
Photo by BeInspiredDesigns Ah, the fun part of new groups. You've invited 30 people to your group. The messages have been left. Emails sent. Th
But everyone is so different
Photo by: tawalker The question you might ask yourself as you start any new community group is, "how will all these people with seemingly very
Ways to be relentlessly dedicated: Serving
Cross Point has several ministry partners that are always in need of help. Please review the list of partnering options and serving opportunitie
Chris Surratt is the Spiritual Formation Pastor at Cross Point Church. We believe that spiritual formation and sustained life-change happen best when you are circled up in homes, not lined up in pews. That is why it is our desire for every Cross Point attender to be in a life giving community group. Continue The Conversation is a resource for our community to carry the message on Sundays into their daily lives.
