This month the theme of our November Playlists is Trust. Each month we post three Playlists: Children, Youth, and Adult. The Playlists explore the same topic but with different content. Click the links below to get started.
An Amazing Gift
Our Playlist Theme this month is Serve. Nick Selby grew up as part of the Desert Cross congregation, hearing lessons about service at church and at home. He’s teaching us about service these days. Click the link below to visit our Worship&Music page to hear the story of an amazing gift.
The Joy of Service
Serve is the topic of our Playlists this month. We’re sharing an article on teaching the joy of service to kids. Use the link below to visit our Children’s page to read it. After you check that out, take some time to explore the Playlists for Children, Youth, and Adults. You’ll find them in the menu at the top of the page.
Guidance & Social Media
Instagram has been in the news lately . . . for all the wrong reasons. Studies show that it has a negative impact on the mental health of some teens. Click the link below to visit our Youth page for some guidance on using social media for you and for your children.
October Playlists
“Morning by Morning”
Good morning! Start your day with a song that calls you to trust God with all things. Click the link below to visit our Worship&Music page.
Hospitality & Kids
Our Playlist theme this month is Welcome. Click the link below to visit our Children’s page for some ideas on practicing hospitality with kids. After that, use the menu at the top of the page to explore the Playlists for Children, Youth, and Adults.
Parenting for Faith
Later this month Desert Cross will be offering a Parenting for Faith course. Today you can get a preview of it by clicking the link below and visiting our Youth page.
Do Something
Pastor Andrea shared “Do Something” by Matthew West in her sermon this past weekend. Visit our Worship&Music page by clicking the link below to listen to the song.
Voicemail: Twenty Years Later
The news this week has been filled with stories about 9/11 twenty years ago. The stories about the families and all they lost that day are painful to hear. They remind us to appreciate the big and small things in life. Things such as hearing voices on a voicemail. Click the link below to visit our Adult page to hear how families used voicemail to say goodbye.