We are excited to welcome Jim Johnson to our Elder Team! Jim is a faithful, humble, wise, and godly man and our Elder Team is going to be better with him on it. Hear how God saved Jim and his family and brought him to Church at the Cross. And his journey towards becoming a CATC Elder.
Read MoreWe like to say around here that spiritual formation is a community project. The Vegors and Anderson families have taken that idea and decided to live it out alongside their Life Group. Starting at the height of the pandemic, this group has walked together through many different challenges and celebrations. As they live their lives together, they learn what true flourishing looks like under God’s perfect plan.
Read MoreListen to Anna’s testimony about God gently pursuing her through many different means until she was finally ready to be called his daughter.
Read MoreIn the fall of 2003, I was in a season of exploring how I related to the Lord. I had no doubt about who He was, but I had observed how He spoke to so many people in my life and I struggled with feeling like I had never known Him in that way. During this time my husband and I were praying about making a decision to move into a bigger home. I never imagined that God would use a relatively practical prayer like this to reveal His heart to us but that's exactly what He did!
Read MoreGrowing up, I had always assumed that I would marry and have children like everyone else. My husband and I met in college and married shortly after. We spent a few years working and decided we were ready to become parents. After a year of trying unsuccessfully to conceive we were concerned that something was wrong. We investigated this possibility with our doctors but found no answers. For the next few years we explored a number of infertility treatments that proved to be fruitless. This season was a rollercoaster of Hope and disappointment as month in and month out we clung to our dreams, only to see them dissipate before our eyes. Our entire life had come to revolve around our inability to have the one thing we longed for most, a family. This was a dark season for us.
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