Usually when people look at a church, they notice things like music style, sermon content, various ministries, diverse people and/or whether they felt welcomed.

If you were to visit Crosspoint or Encuentro@Crosspoint (our Hispanic congregation), I hope you'll notice that really, our driving force is passion for what we call 'the gospel' - which means 'good news'.We have simply discovered the good news that God has graced us through Jesus Christ.

Graced in Our Community. We aren't better than anyone else. We are not trying to impress anyone or prove anything by shoving it down your throat. We are sinners who've been given beautiful, strong purpose for living here and now through God's son Jesus. We want all the implications of God's grace worked deeply into our souls together, and then worked out in our families, our workplaces, our neighborhoods, and our city.

The gospel of Jesus Christ gives us boldness and humility to be who we are and do what we were made to do. We realize we are, at the same time, worse than we thought and more loved than we had ever imagined.

Graced in Our mission. We're welcoming, growing and training diverse people of this city so that everyone in Smyrna, Atlanta and the world experiences the grace of God through Jesus Christ. Our goal is to be sent out in everyday life to be like a bridge bringing together people who are normally separated from God and each other.

Graced,

Jim Moon
Pastor

P.S. People ask about Crosspoint all the time. So I asked a friend of mine who’s skeptical about churches in general to record our dialogue about four questions most people have about Crosspoint.

I hope this gives you some insight into Crosspoint and its mission.

• What is Crosspoint like?
• What can someone expect at Crosspoint?
• What can Crosspoint offer me?
• What can I offer to Crosspoint?