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Cross and Crown is a Jesus-centered, grace-driven church that exists to help people meet and follow Jesus. Worship Gatherings | Sundays 10:00 AMLocation | Wayne A. Cox Elementary 1100 Litsey Road Roanoke, Texas 76262
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Whose Inscription Is On You? (opens the original)
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This teaching was recorded from the regular Sunday gathering of Cross & Crown Church in Roanoke, Texas. To learn more about Cross & Crown Church, you can go to crossandcrowntx.church . *************************** September 20th 2026 Mark 12:13-27 Scott Berry, Care Minister at Church at the Cross in Grapevine, Texas
Receive or Reject (opens the original)
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Receive or Reject | Mark 11:27–12:12 Jesus leaves no room for neutrality. In His confrontation with the religious leaders and the Parable of the Tenants, Jesus exposes what is ultimately at stake: everyone must either receive Him for who He truly is or reject Him. In Mark 11:27–12:12, we see the desire of God, the patience of God, and the severity of God . God's abundant grace is meant to produce fruit in His people, and His remarkable patience continually calls sinners to repentance. But His pa
All Leaves, No Fruit (opens the original)
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All Leaves, No Fruit | Mark 11:12–25 ***Please forgive lower audio quality bewteen minutes 1:07-2:40*** In Mark 11, Jesus encounters a fig tree covered in leaves but bearing no fruit—and then enters a temple filled with religious activity but lacking true worship. Through both, Jesus exposes the danger of outward religion without inward reality. God is not looking for the appearance of faithfulness, but for lives transformed by genuine faith in Christ. But Jesus does more than condemn a fruitles
The King We Need (opens the original)
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The King We Need | Mark 11:1–11 In Mark 11:1–11, Jesus enters Jerusalem as the long-awaited King. But he is unlike the kings and rulers of this world. He is the Prophesied King, fulfilling God's promises, and the Saving King, coming to rescue his people from their greatest enemies: sin, death, and Satan. The crowds cried, "Hosanna! Save us!" but they didn't fully understand the salvation they truly needed. This passage invites us to trust the King God promised, submit to his rule, and receive th
The Way to Greatness (opens the original)
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This teaching was recorded from the regular Sunday gathering of Cross & Crown Church in Roanoke, Texas. To learn more about Cross & Crown Church, you can go to crossandcrowntx.church . *************************** August 24th 2026 Mark 10:32-52 James Sercey, Lead Pastor
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