CrossWalk Community Church Napa

Overcoming Evil

Jesus told his follows to turn the other cheek, go the extra mile, and give the shirt off your back. From our vantage point, this sounds like instruction on how to be a nice person. To the original audience however, it was coaching on nonviolent resistance.

Nonresistance?

Jesus said do not resist an evil person. Hmmm. Do we agree? What could he have meant? Get ready to be disturbed.

Face Off: Confronting Biases and Stereotypes

Enjoy this great teaching offered by CrossWalker Rev. Dr. Angie Barker-Jackson!

Truthfulness

Jesus made it simple - "let your yes be yes and your no be no" - which is good, wise advice for living with integrity. Yet his wisdom leads to deeper principles that cause us to reflect on how we use our words. Very relevant for this time and all time.
This teaching is part of a year-long series on Jesus' Sermon on the Mount, informed by excellent essays found in the book, "Following the Call: Living the Sermon on the Mount" (Plough Publishing House: 2021).

May the 4th Be With You!

Nerd out with theologians Andrew M. Davis (andrewmdavis.info) and Thomas Jay Oord (thomasjayoord.com) as Pastor Pete asks questions about God, The Force, The Dark Side, and more.

HARBOR for Genuine Community

CrossWalk offers HARBOR for people seeking genuine, loving community.

Safe Space for Recovery/Resurrection Seekers

More than we usually provide - hope you enjoy the bonus material!

A Haven for the Mistreated

This week, we look at how CrossWalk provides a haven for the mistreated, especially in faith circles where women, BIPOC, and LGBTQ+ are not always treated as equally created in the image of God.

Robert Simmon Full Unedited Interview

Listen to the full, unedited interview with Robert Simmons which was partly featured during the teaching on April 13, 2025.  Great stories, insights, and helpful information for those wanting to grow their allyship with the LGBTQ+ community.

Refuge for the Evacuated

In this episode you will hear powerful stories about how CrossWalk offered refuge for those evacuated when Mother Nature call.