CrossCulture Church of Christ

(AM Services) Woe Against the Oppressor
(Habakkuk 2:6-20) by Pastor Lou Di Lorenzo

Woe God; Woe

(PM Service) Wearying God, by Robbing Him
(Malachi 3:6-18) by Pastor Rob Keller

Psalm 121:4 tells us that God (Yahweh) neither slumbers nor sleeps.  Malachi 2:17 tells us that God gets weary.  So we might conclude that God gets weary because he never slumbers or sleeps. 

Persecuted Church (Zechariah 4:6)
by Pastor Alan Baker

The International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church (IDOP) is a global day of intercession for persecuted Christians worldwide. Its primary focus is the work of intercessory prayer and citizen action on behalf of persecuted communities of the Christian faith.

(AM Services) Living By Faith In Times Of Injustice (Habakkuk 1:12-2:5)
by Pastor Sunny Philip

The name Habakkuk is rather unusual and its meaning is uncertain. Some think it comes from the Hebrew word Habaq which means "to embrace" or “to fold hands.” If so, his name would mean "eager embrace."

(PM Service) Where is the God of Justice?!? (Malachi 2:17-3:5)
by Pastor Rob Keller

“It’s not fair!”. That’s the plaintive cry of injustice, whether uttered from the mouth of a child who deems to have been treated differently from his siblings, or from the mouth of a teenager who’s been grounded by an angry father, or by a motorist just booked for running a red light.

(Morning Services) How Long To Justice? (Habakkuk 1:1-11)
by Ian Cathie

Lydia is a 10 year old girl who lives in Malawi in southern Africa. In her early years, she lived with her Christian mother who read the Bible to her and taught her the way of salvation. Her non-Christian father worked in the city of Blantyre, and came home only one weekend a month.

(Evening Service) On Serving Yahweh (Malachi 2:1-16)
by Pastor Sandy Citro

In Numbers 25, God established a priesthood covenant with Aaron’s grandson, Phinehas, and his descendants – a covenant of life and peace. It was given because Phinehas showed his zeal for God’s honor and glory, and God established the covenant that God would use Phinehas and the priesthood line to display His glory to all surrounding nations. The covenant was made so that they may fear and glorify God in their service to God.