Sunday Morning

• Services: 8:30 and 10:45 AM
• Sunday School (Kids and adults): 9:40 AM

 Thank God For Monday

This spin on the familiar phrase begs some questions: When you wake up in the morning are you excited that it’s a work day? What’s the best job you ever had? Is it the one you currently have? How do you understand your work from God’s perspective? During September we explore some of these questions during this new worship series

September 3rd - "Working Disciple"

On Labor Day weekend Rev Harold Biederman begins our September look at faith and work with a message a message based on John 9:1-7 Communion will be celebrated.

Sunday, September 10 - “The Ten Commandments of Work – Part One”

On this Rally Sunday with one worship service at 9:30 AM, we kick off several months of celebrating 25 years of Cross Winds. In 1992 faithful followers of Christ said “yes” to forming a new congregation in Maple Grove with the mission of helping new people experience the grace of Jesus Christ. God has been with us as we’ve grown. And we look forward to continuing that mission into the future. Pastor Mike Dyrdal’s message based on Genesis 1:26 – 2:3 sets the foundation for a biblical understanding of work.

Sunday, September 17 - “The Ten Commandments of Work – Part Two”

On this Sunday we return to our school year schedule with worship services at 8:30 & 10:45 AM with classes for all ages from 9:40 -10:30 AM. Pastor Mike Dyrdal’s  message continues our exploration of a biblical understanding of work looking at various insightful Scriptures.

Sunday, September 24 - “The Seven Deadly Sins of Work”

Having established that work is a good part of God’s creation and plan, Pastor Mike concludes this series by paying attention to the fact that often all is not well with the way we approach and live our work lives. We fall into some practices and attitudes that are harmful to our lives and souls. Genesis 3: 17-19 and various other scriptures speak to this condition and its resolution. 

OCTOBER SERIES - THE 5 LOVE LANGUAGES 

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