CrossWalk Community Church Napa

The Whole Wide World Awaits

We welcome Brian Henderson to the stage.  He is the Executive Director of the Association of Welcoming and Affirming Baptists, a global organization supporting churches who are or are becoming welcoming and affirming especially of the LGBTQ+ community.

From Soup to Shalom: Generosity

Enjoy the last segment of this great series offered by Angie Barker-Jackson!

From Soup to Shalom: Community

Enjoy this teaching from Angie Barker Jackson as she takes us deeper in to the transformational power of community!

Stone Soup to Shalom Wee 1: Transformed By Humility

Enjoy Rev. Dr. Angie Barker Jackson's kickoff to the three-week series!

Life After God: Owh and Poof!

In this series finale informed by Mark Feldmeir's book, Life After God, we take a look at stages of faith development and what motivates us to embrace faith in the first place. We also consider what happens after we die and what hope we have related to our faith.

Life After God: Hum & Bzzz

What do we do with mystical experiences? How do they fit with our tradition, with reason?

Life After God Week 3: Hmm (the aim of God)

Despite what you have ben told, while God does love you, God does not have a plan for your life. God does love you, but has more of a vision or a dream of what life can be. Not one way, but a broad range of ways that are guided by the shalom of God. And, great news! God supports you and I toward this vision even if we veer off course.

Life After God Part 2, Psst! (the call of God)

This teaching, informed by Mark Feldmeir's book, Life After God, has us take a look at how we view God's power, which affects how we engage God. Is God an all-powerful being who commands or more relationally-oriented, inviting all creation forward?

Life After God 1: shh (the problem of god)

Enjoy the first week of the Life After God series, where we wonder what the role of doubt plays in the experience of faith. This series is informed by Mark Feldmeir's book by the same name.

Divine Violence

Enjoy this scholarly presentation by Eric Seibert as he helps us figure out how to understand and "handle" some of the ugliest parts of the Bible - where God appears to be the origin of apparent evil.