Worship Folder - May 22, 2016

We’re so glad you’ve chosen to join us in worship today. Over the next hour, we will sing a few songs, join together in prayer, and hear a message that speaks to how truth and faith intersect with our lives today. In a world that pulls us in so many directions, this time of worship helps us remember what is most important as we turn our hearts and minds toward God.

We’d love to know you’re here today, so take a moment to fill out the Connection Card found in this worship guide, which includes a place where you can let us know about prayer concerns and/or questions you might have. Place the Connection Card into the offering plate/basket or into a BLUE BOX, found at each exit. Thanks again for gathering with us today at Crossings!

NEW TO CROSSINGS?Stop by Guest Central in the Atrium today after the service. We would love to meet you!

WANT TO TAKE THE NEXT STEP IN YOUR FAITH?Visit Next Step in the Atrium following the service today. We would love to help you find a class, group or personal spiritual growth plan!

SANCTUARY SONG LIST:Fill This Place – Scott Gary, soloist Praise to the Lord, the AlmightyRevelation Song – Kari JobeHe Looked Beyond My Faults – Brian Bennett and Kyle Plemons, soloists

VENUE SONG LIST:Salvation – Lincoln BrewsterAll Things New – HillsongClose – HillsongBroken Vessels (Amazing Grace) – Hillsong

MAY 22

It’s Complicated ... Really ComplicatedIt’s Complicated. A relationship series. Part 3. PASTOR MARTY GRUBBS [@MARTYGRUBBS]

“Therefore, as God’s chosen people, holy and dearly loved, clothe yourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience. Bear with each other and forgive whatever grievances you may have against one another. Forgive as the Lord forgave you. And over all these virtues, put on love, which binds them all together in perfect unity. Let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts ...” –Colossians 3:12-15

Why do we have conflict with others?

Symptoms of complicated relationships:

How do we handle conflict?

“Each of us has contact with hundreds of people who never look beyond our surface appearance. The moment they set eyes on us, they begin calculating what use we can be to them, what they can get out of us.

But then someone enters our life who isn’t looking for someone to use, who’s patient enough to find out what’s really going on inside us, who is secure enough not to exploit our weakness, not to attack our strengths, recognizes our inner life, understands the difficulty of living out our inner convictions, and confirms what is deepest and best within us. And that is a friend.” –Eugene Peterson

NOTESWELCOME TO CROSSINGS COMMUNITY CHURCH

LISTEN ONLINEHear it again or share with friends! Sermons are availableat crossings.church/mediacenter and on the mobile app.

14600 N PORTLAND AVE OKC, OK 73134405.755.2227 • CROSSINGS.CHURCH

@CROSSINGSOKC

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[REGULAR WEEKLY SCHEDULE]

SUNDAY:• Five Services // 8:15 Chapel; 9:15 & 10:45am Sanctuary; 9:15 & 10:45am Venue• Nursery // 8:00am - 12noon• Sunday School // 8:15, 9:15 & 10:45am Adults; 9:15 & 10:45am Children; 9:15am Middle School; 9:15am High School Devo

MONDAY:• CareSeries (Interim Session) // 6:30pm• LifeTools for Kids // 6:30pm

WEDNESDAY: • 6Ten // 6:10-8:00pm High School

THURSDAY:• Celebrate Recovery, The Landing for Teens & CR4Kids // 6:30pm (Dinner 5:30pm)• College Volleyball (Summer) // 7:30-10:30pm---------------------------------------------------

MEN’S & WOMEN’S BIBLE STUDIESMEET THROUGHOUT THE WEEK.

---------------------------------------------------VISIT CROSSINGS.CHURCH OR STOP BY GUESTCENTRAL IN THE ATRIUM FOR MORE DETAILS.

CROSSINGS IS A CHRIST-CENTERED CHURCHBUILDING CHRIST-CENTERED PEOPLE. TO DO THIS, WE:

GATHER THE PEOPLE, CENTER ON JESUS,SERVE OUR CITY & IMPACT THE WORLD.

1. Life Tools 4 Kids Ldrs. – Mon PM, June 6-Aug 82. Twitter Posting – Flexible3. Soirée Setup – 6/9, 9-Noon or Noon-3pm4. Soirée Clean-up – 6/9, 9-10pm5. Clinic Eye Care – Providers, Technicians and Admin.

Visit us at either volunteer desk location (Atrium or Venue near Gym) today. Register: crossings.church/volunteer

VOLUNTEER MINISTRYTOP 5 NEEDS

[ K I D S / S T U D E N T S ]Camp Registration Ends This Week!May 26 (or until full) is last day to register for activities for ages 4-18 yrs at crossings.church/summer, including:• Camp 56: 5th & 6th grade (June 10-13)• MS Camp: 7th & 8th grade (June 6-10)

Crossings Students Summer ActivitiesDetails/registration: crossings.church/students

• MS Camp Parent Meeting—Today // Noon // 3rd fl.• Pelican Bay—June 22 // 8-10 pm (7th-8th gr.)• Dodge Ball Tournament & Kona Ice—June 29 //

6:30-7:30 pm (7th-8th gr.)Info: [email protected]; 302.1255

Youth Basketball CampsMon-Wed, June 20-22 // Crossings GymRegistration is underway (kindergarten-5th gr.). Space is limited. Register: crossings.church/youthsports.Info: [email protected]; 302.1273

THURSDAY, JUNE 9 & JULY 147:00-9:00 PM // CROSSINGS PAVILIONLadies, join us for a summer evening of friendship& faith around the table for desserts & conversation.

COST: $10INFO: [email protected]; 302.1208REGISTER: crossings.church/womens-summer

soi-rée (swä-ra): an evening gathering centered around conversation

CROSSINGS WOMEN SUMMER SOIRÉE

Dinner & classes do not meet this week, but resume for the Summer Session on JULY 13-27. Be watching for new class schedule.

Make plans to invite friends & family to Water Mania night on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15! See ad at left.

UPDATE - SUMMER SESSION 2016

Donations Needed:Country Time Lemonade Mix (Family Size), Snack Pack Chocolate Pudding Cups, and Expo or Washable Markers (any colors) are a few of the items needed.See complete list: CROSSINGS.CHURCH/VBSDrop off in donation bins at various entrances.

JUNE 6-9, 20164YRS – 6TH GRADE Student Registration: Use insert or go online.

Volunteer Now: 150 Volunteers still needed.

[ A N N O U N C E M E N T S ] Saturday Clean-Up Day Sat, June 4 // 8 am-noon // SeeWorth AcademyHelp beautify the campus, inside & outside, at one of our inner-city school partners. Details/sign-up: crossings.church/spring-cleaningInfo: [email protected]; 242.5444

COLLEGE STUDENTS Home for the summer? Bring a friend for sand volleyball from 7:30-10:30 pm every Thursday night at the Pavilion (and stay after for latenight movie night at Quail Springs AMC!)

Also, college students get together for Sunday School each week at 9:15 am in Room 229.

Info: [email protected]; 242.5447

Crossings Edmond Ice Cream SocialSun, June 12 // 2 pm // Mitch Park PavilionJoin a fun afternoon of games & ice cream as we look forward to the launch of Crossings Edmond this Fall!Info: [email protected]; 242.5461

Single Mom’s “Survive N’ Thrive” Conf.Fri & Sat, June 24-25 // Crossings AtriumDetails/register: crossings.church/survive-n-thriveInfo: [email protected]; 302.1258

CONCERT! CHRISTINE CAINE & KARI JOBE!Mon, June 27 // 7 pm // SanctuaryBe part of their new “Live Unashamed” Tour. Purchase tickets in Bookstore or at crossings.church/kari-jobe. Info: [email protected]; 302.1258

Upcoming Destinations TourAug. 6-14 // Departs from Crossings via Coach Visit Yellowstone Park, Jackson Hole, Grand Teton Park, Old Faithful & more. Register by June 1.Info/register: call Judith at 405.850.9229.

We’re so glad you’ve chosen to join us in worship today. Over the next hour, we will sing a few songs, join together in prayer, and hear a message that speaks to how truth and faith intersect with our lives today. In a world that pulls us in so many directions, this time of worship helps us remember what is most important as we turn our hearts and minds toward God.

We’d love to know you’re here today, so take a moment to fill out the Connection Card found in this worship guide, which includes a place where you can let us know about prayer concerns and/or questions you might have. Place the Connection Card into the offering plate/basket or into a BLUE BOX, found at each exit. Thanks again for gathering with us today at Crossings!

NEW TO CROSSINGS?Stop by Guest Central in the Atrium today after the service. We would love to meet you!

WANT TO TAKE THE NEXT STEP IN YOUR FAITH?Visit Next Step in the Atrium following the service today. We would love to help you find a class, group or personal spiritual growth plan!

SANCTUARY SONG LIST:Fill This Place – Scott Gary, soloist Praise to the Lord, the AlmightyRevelation Song – Kari JobeHe Looked Beyond My Faults – Brian Bennett and Kyle Plemons, soloists

VENUE SONG LIST:Salvation – Lincoln BrewsterAll Things New – HillsongClose – HillsongBroken Vessels (Amazing Grace) – Hillsong

MAY 22

It’s Complicated ... Really Complicated It’s Complicated. A relationship series. Part 3. PASTOR MARTY GRUBBS [@MARTYGRUBBS]

“Therefore, as God’s chosen people, holy and dearly loved, clothe yourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience. Bear with each other and forgive whatever grievances you may have against one another. Forgive as the Lord forgave you. And over all these virtues, put on love, which binds them all together in perfect unity. Let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts ...” –Colossians 3:12-15

Why do we have conflict with others?

Symptoms of complicated relationships:

How do we handle conflict?

“Each of us has contact with hundreds of people who never look beyond our surface appearance. The moment they set eyes on us, they begin calculating what use we can be to them, what they can get out of us. But then someone enters our life who isn’t looking for someone to use, who’s patient enough to find out what’s really going on inside us, who is secure enough not to exploit our weakness, not to attack our strengths, recognizes our inner life, understands the difficulty of living out our inner convictions, and confirms what is deepest and best within us. And that is a friend.” –Eugene Peterson

NOTESWELCOME TO CROSSINGS COMMUNITY CHURCH

LISTEN ONLINEHear it again or share with friends! Sermons are availableat crossings.church/mediacenter and on the mobile app.

14600 N PORTLAND AVE OKC, OK 73134405.755.2227 • CROSSINGS.CHURCH

@CROSSINGSOKC

/MYCROSSINGS

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