SEPTEMBER 7 -SEPTEMBER 14

Here’s a snapshot of what’s going on this week:

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8

• Basketball in the Park

  • 6:30pm - El Camino Real Park

    • Reach out to Manny for more info

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9

• French Park Run Club

  • 6:30am - French Park

• Men’s Meeting

  • 7:00pm - Robles’ home

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12

• Neighborhood Outreach

  • 9:45am - Ebell Club parking lot

  • Come strike up spiritual conversations with our neighbors & invite them to Bridge

  • RSVP with Brian Marcus

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13

• Sunday Gathering at the Ebell Club

  • 10:00am - Ebell Club Ballroom

    • Sermon - Covenant Renewed - Exodus 34:10-35

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14

• The Bridge Course begins!

  • 7:00pm - Hopper & Burr

  • Take the course, invite a friend, & find all the info here

SUNDAY, 9/27 RIGHT AFTER CHURCH

If you’ve been visiting Cross of Grace for any length of time and want to learn more about who we are, what we’re like, or what we believe as a church, this class is for you! Starting Point is a two-hour class designed to help you to get to know us, ask any questions you have, and take the next step in believing in Jesus and becoming part of the Cross of Grace family.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

SEPT 27 @12:30PM AT THE ROENICKE HOME

LUNCH WILL BE PROVIDED

EXODUS 33:18-34:9

The story resumes and the mediator's prayer requests keep on coming. Having received God’s assurance he would go with the people, Moses asks for one more thing. And it’s the greatest thing he - or anyone else for that matter - could ever ask for. He says, "Please show me your glory." The one who spoke with God "as a man speaks to his friend," prays, "Lord, disclose even more of yourself to me!" The one who pled with God to maintain his presence among the people asks to experience that presence in a way he never has before. God says, "Yes," his glory passes by, and Moses catches a glimpse  while sheltered in the rock and covered from the full sight. But, a day would come when that glory would shine forth most fully in the face of Jesus Christ. A day that has dawned for us.

LISTEN TO THE SERMON HERE

EVERY 1ST & 3RD THURSDAY AND FRIDAY

Outside of Sunday mornings, small groups are the most important moments in the life of our church. Come to one this week as we point one another to Jesus and draw near to his throne in prayer.

TO LEARN MORE ABOUT SMALL GROUPS, CLICK HERE

SATURDAY, 9/5 @9AM

Join us as we boldly approach the throne of God. Praying for the needs of our church and the good of our city. 9am at the Warm house. Kids are welcome. Invite your friends.

“Now to him who is able to do far more abundantly than all that we ask or think, according to the power at work within us, to him be glory in the church and in Christ Jesus throughout all generations, forever and ever. Amen.” (Eph 3:20-21)

CONTACT MARINA FOR DETAILS

THIS SUNDAY AT 6:30PM

The discussion of our new book kicks off this Sunday. Come ready to wrestle with tough topics as we talk about Ten Questions Every Teen Should Ask (and Answer) about Christianity by Rebecca McLaughlin. This time around we’re asking the question: “How can I live my best life now?” See you at Hopper & Burr!

FIND MORE INFO ON CGSA YOUTH MINISTRY HERE

AUGUST 31 -SEPTEMBER 6

Here’s a snapshot of what’s going on this week:

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1

• Basketball in the Park

  • 6:30pm - El Camino Real Park

    • Reach out to Manny for more info

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3

• French Park Run Club

  • 6:30am - French Park

• Small Groups

  • 6:30pm - Lee home

  • 7:00pm - Roenicke home

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4

• Small Groups

  • 7:00pm - Davis & Erkelens homes

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5

• Prayer Meeting

  • 9:00am - Warm home

  • Share the flyer, invite a friend, come ready to seek revival!

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6

• Sunday Gathering at the Ebell Club

  • 10:00am - Theater

    • Sermon - Glory Revealed - Exodus 33:18-34:9

• Youth Ministry

  • 6:30pm - Hopper & Burr

  • Learn more about Youth Ministry here

PRAY. OUTREACH. SERVE.

The Bridge Course is back September 14th! We’re gearing up for 10 weeks of building community, wrestling with life’s big questions, and exploring the Christian faith with our Santa Ana neighbors.

3 WAYS TO PARTNER

1. Pray - Pray for the course this fall. Asking God to go before us, bring guests around the table, and open their eyes to the glory of Christ. Ask God to burden your heart for someone you could bring, and then ask for the boldness to invite them!

2. Outreach - Pray and then go! Make the invite, share the info on social media, and tell a friend, family member, or co-worker about the Bridge. In addition to this, make plans to go into our city on Saturday, September 12th to extend the invite to our neighbors in French Park and DTSA. We’ll meet at the Ebell at 9:45am and then spread out across our neighborhood. RSVP with Brian Marcus.

3. Serve - Volunteer with the course. We are in need of female volunteers to facilitate table discussion and a few more meals. Sign-up to volunteer or book a meal.

Use this digital flyer to invite your friends. Find all the details for the Bridge Course here.

CHECK OUT THE BRIDGE COURSE LANDING PAGE

THREE WAYS EXODUS 33 TEACHES US HOW TO PRAY

On Sunday, we witnessed God and Moses going back and forth. Coming to the negotiating table. Watching Moses play the role of mediator to maintain Israel’s covenant relationship with God. He did this by praying for them.

He wrestled with God like Jacob in Genesis 32. Striving in prayer. Persisting in his requests for the people. Refusing to let go until God’s blessing came to them. We are invited to do the same. Click the link below to learn how to pray like Moses.

READ ABOUT IT HERE

EXODUS 33:1-17

The story of Exodus took a tragic turn in chapter 32. Israel should've built God a house but they bowed down before a golden calf instead. 3,000 fell by the sword, the rest were visited by a plague, and the chapter concluded with an unresolved tension. No atonement has yet to be made. No forgiveness has been given. Israel’s relationship with God has yet to be repaired. So, in Ex 33, Moses prays. He asks God to be gracious them, go to the Promised Land with them, and stay with this stiff-necked and rebellious people. And amazingly, God says "yes." Their story goes on. And the way it all works out has everything to do with our stories too. Teaching us how to pray. Pointing us to the Savior who prays for us.

LISTEN TO THE SERMON HERE