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Encounters: Our Promise

Encounters: Our Promise

As Jesus was led out of Jerusalem to be nailed to a cross, He was placed between criminals. These two men had very different responses to Him. One threw insults against Jesus, the other one made a humble plea of a beggar to his King. We will all die one day, and each of us need Jesus, just like these criminals. Where will you spend eternity?

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2019 Preaching Conference

2019 Preaching Conference

Our preaching conference supports and encourages those who proclaim Jesus Christ as Savior. You're invited!

Is This for Me?

Is This for Me?

Find out more about the mission of Christian Crusaders, our messages of truth, hope, and life.

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Encounters: Jesus Loves Short People

Encounters: Jesus Loves Short People

Have you ever been written off as a hopeless cause by people around you or even by yourself? Have you ever written someone else off as a lost cause? If so, I’m glad you’re listening in because our story for today has something for you and me to take to heart.

Special Offer for Advent

Special Offer for Advent

Peace Hope Light

Advent Devotions - Reflections on the Writings of C. S. Lewis by Dr. Joel Heck

Christmas Letter

Christmas Letter

Christian Crusaders staff and board of directors wish you a blessed and merry Christmas.
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