Crossroad Health Center

Spiritual Reflections 06.15.26

Good Morning Crossroad Family,

James 1:5 says “If any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask of God, who gives to all liberally and without reproach, and it will be given to him.”

Sometimes in life we face hard decisions, so difficult that it will make your stomach drop. Maybe you want to protect a family member, get out of a situation, or just protect your own peace, and every option feels costly. When you don’t really know what to do, the bible suggest that you ask God for wisdom and trust Him to make your paths straight. Standing at a crossroad today, you don’t have to carry that burden alone. God is faithful in the middle of any messy situation. Learn to trust Him at that crossroad; you don’t have to carry it by yourself.

If you’re standing at a crossroads today, know that His peace can hold you even while you choose what is hard. When life begins to deal you hard blows, look to God and His word as the encouragement to your faith. Love sometimes demands courage, but His peace will contain you while you choose what is hard. I like how one translation says it, if you ask God for wisdom, He’ll give it to you,” God is generous and won't correct you for asking.”

Grace & Godly Wisdom,

Chap. Darryl Anderson

Today, we had the privilege of sending Jamie Berrens off the Crossroad way—with smiles, applause, and grateful hearts.

As he begins his retirement, we want to thank Jamie for the leadership, dedication, and care he has given to Crossroad over the years. His impact on our organization and the people we serve will be felt for years to come.

Please join us in wishing Jamie all the best in this next chapter. Congratulations, Jamie!

Spiritual Reflections 05.18.26

Good Morning Crossroad Family,
In Mark's gospel Chapter 5:34, it reads, “And He said unto her, Daughter, thy faith hath made thee whole; go in peace and be whole of thy plague.” These words from Jesus were spoken to a woman who had suffered in silence for years. Her conditioned isolated her, yet her faith pushed her through the crowd to touch the hem of His garment. Jesus just didn’t heal her physically—He reaffirmed her identity and restored her soul.

He calls her “Daughter,” giving her a sense of value and belonging. Understand today, that faith isn’t about perfect strength—it’s about reaching out to Jesus, believing that even the smallest touch of His presence brings healing. No pain is too deep, no distance too great that He cannot reach. He is compassionate, and near to the broken. We often hide our pain and feel unworthy of His attention. We doubt that He will respond to our small acts of faith, but in every case, “He accepts our offerings. He knows our frame; He remembers that we are dust.” Psalm 103:14.

May we all exhibit faith just like hers—press through fear, shame, and doubt and reach for Him. May He heal in each of us that still carry old wounds. May He speak to each of our anxious thoughts and remind us of our wholeness that only comes through Him.

Make it a great day,
Grace & Peace,
Chap. Darryl Anderson