A SevenLakes Story! - The Hausman’s Story
April 8th, 2008 admin Posted in SevenLakes Stories |
From the first Sunday we worshipped at SevenLakes, we knew this church was something special. We had attended church most of our lives, but going to CrossPoint isn’t just “going to church.” It’s more like “being the church.” At CrossPoint we are encouraged to worship God and serve others, and it’s so easy to do that here. Our family learns and serves through set-up teams, Home Team, JAMmin’ Hour, Recon, and classes like Christ.ology and The Core. Due to the persistent prodding from our pastors, we’ve also started daily family devotions. It might seem that the Hausmans are really busy! The weird thing is, we really don’t feel all that busy. We both work in Alief schools and our kids have their own activities, and that’s what keeps us “busy”, but serving Christ at CrossPoint is what brings us to life. Serving Christ at CrossPoint is what makes us live.
The music here is so inspiring, and Matt, Bill, and now Dan’s (yeah!) teaching from the Word of God has motivated us to become active participants in the ministry of this church. The early believers in Christ saw church as a seven-day-a-week act of worship, not the one-hour-you-slip-into-your-Sunday-morning-routine as today’s society views it. Matt challenged us that first morning, January 7, 2007, that “if you want to launch forward to the next step with God, it all starts by taking a step back, looking at the cross and letting it make you go, ‘Wow!’” What an awesome Savior! What a great place to serve Him!
April 8th, 2008 at 8:09 pm
The strength of the Hausman’s faith is exemplary. I love their story of coming to CrossPoint SevenLakes and I have been in awe of their walk and leadership since joining our community family. God is so good to have introduced us to them!
April 9th, 2008 at 6:21 am
It’s so inspiring to see what God is doing in so many families’ lives. From the world’s point of view, we collected the church postcards we were getting and decided to start “shopping” with the one that had free Bar-B-Que and the first public worship. Now we know that God brought us there. Nancy