PRAY WITH US - Crossroads Prayer Guide

Prayer is one way we love God, care for one another, and seek his work in our community. Wherever you are today, take a few moments to pray with your Crossroads family.

Our Current Prayer Focus - Updated September 2026

Hearts shaped by God’s Word
As we journey through Judges and then the Sermon on the Mount on Sundays, pray for more than understanding. Ask God to reveal where we need to turn from sin, deepen our trust in Jesus, and shape the way we love our neighbors. Pray that what we hear on Sunday would change how we live throughout the week.

Preparing for  the Big Give and the holiday season
As the Big Give approaches in December, pray that God would help us see the needs around us clearly. Ask him to give our church wisdom in choosing where to serve, generosity in meeting practical needs, and genuine compassion for people who are hurting or feeling hopeless. Pray that our words and actions would point people to the hope of Christ throughout the holiday season.

Pray for our church
Pray that we would love Jesus deeply, grow in his Word, and care for one another well. Ask God to give our pastors, ministry leaders, and volunteers wisdom, humility, strength, and joy as they serve.

Pray for people who need care
Pray for those walking through grief, illness, addiction, anxiety, family conflict, financial hardship, or loneliness. Ask God to make Crossroads a place where people can share their burdens and find compassionate, faithful support.

Pray for our neighbors
Pray for the schools, seniors, families, local & international ministry partners connected to our community. Ask God to show us practical ways to serve, build relationships, and share the hope of Christ.

Pray for someone by name
Who has God placed on your heart today? Pray for that person’s needs, their relationship with Jesus, and an opportunity to encourage or serve them this week.

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