Fairly inconsistent on sermon here. Greeting is good to receive. It's alright though got a bunch of…read morefurniture near the enterance.

What an amazing community! My husband and I are incredibly grateful to have found this church. The…read moresermons are Jesus-centered and grounded in Scripture, and the people are warm and welcoming. There are plenty of opportunities to get involved, meet new people, and build genuine friendships, you just have to show up!

TLDR: Please update your evangelism practices to be more respectful toward Christians and…read morenon-Christians alike. I have not been to Compass Bible Church in HB but I have been to the one in Aliso Viejo. I stopped attending the AV location because at the time, the main pastor had an aggressive vibe and they were openly against Catholics and Mormons. This review isn't about the HB location but about my recent experience being approached by two men from Compass who were trying to convert us. My husband and I have been Christians for decades and the conversation was very offputting. I'll refer to the men as F and G. My husband and I were enjoying an afternoon out with our family when F and G came up to us. They invited us to church and asked if we are already a part of a church community. We said yes and thought that would be the end of the conversation. They briefly left us alone to talk to another family but then came back and interrupted us while my husband and I were talking to each other. F asked my husband something along the lines of, "If someone collapsed right in front of you and he only had 7 minutes to live, what would you say to him to save his soul?" My husband was confused, then F said, "Okay now you have 6 min and 30 seconds!" My husband asked, "Are you testing my faith right now?" F went on to say how important it is for Christians to be able to articulate the gospel quickly to someone who needs it. It was very condescending and tone deaf, especially when F doubled down at the end of his speech to ask my husband yet again what he would say to the dying man. At that point, my husband was frustrated and quipped that he would first call 911 before asking the guy about his soul. Now, my husband and I are both very equipped to summarize the gospel but we felt no need to prove ourselves to F and G. The entire exchange made us angry, especially since F and G were disrespectful to us. Their intent was to give us their spiel regardless of whether or not we were receptive. Anyone could've sensed that we did not want to be bothered, but F and G continued to try to get us to prove that we knew the gospel. This tactic is very outdated and disrespectful. Perhaps they came across some people that day who really did want to have a conversation with them, and in that case, go for it! You have to read the person and see if they are open or closed to talking with you. Also, this tactic only takes numbers into consideration rather than actually forming a relationship. I imagine they went home happy to report they talked to X number of people that day. Sure, they talked to people, but did they actually care about those people? If they cared about us, they would've respected our time and left us alone after they sensed we were not interested. In hindsight, we should've asked them point blank to leave us alone. Evangelism needs to be lead with love first. Having one meaningful conversation all day would be much more impactful in the eyes of the kingdom - even if the person decided not to go to church or decided they weren't interested in Jesus. It's about actually listening to people and caring for them without an agenda. If I was not a Christian, this interaction would have really soured my view of the church. This is the kind of Christianity that people are turned off by and makes us Christians cringe. Just because someone doesn't want to talk to you or doesn't want to prove their faith to you doesn't mean they are weak in their faith or are going to hell. They just don't want to talk to someone disrespectful! I would have said a shortened version of this to their faces but I knew they would not be receptive to feedback. They had a goal and were not to be deterred. In short, be mindful of the current culture, be sensitive to people's attitudes, and see strangers as people rather than numbers to convert.

The pastor was very judgemental & wouldn't place me into a Bible study after I requested multiple…read moretimes. He is too authoritarian. On a good note, his teaching on the Bible itself helped me not to fear the Bible & I learnt much from the Bible.

Watching from home at http://www.christianworldmedia.com/livechannel/radiantchurch…read more Great for my home-bound wife, recovering from stem cell transplant (cancer). Hint: adjust the frame rate in the video camera to help lessen the "flickering" effect if the LED spotlight in use this morning. Thanks from Gary in Cary, NC

Love this little church, felt like home from day one. The pastor is awesome with his teachings and…read moreyou feel the tangible love of God from everyone there!!!! Blessed beyond measure to call this church home!

The pastor shane womack is an incredible teacher of scripture…read more Congregation is warm and welcoming. Church is still looking for a permanent location.But we make do with what we have.

Life Christian Church has been my regular church I have been attending, for a number of years now…read more Pastor Shane is so incredibly knowledgeable of the Bible, and his sermons are preached in a way where you could really understand, and comprehend the different passages he utilizes from the Bible in each lesson. He uses real world, current scenarios, that help in demonstrating the relation of what was happening in that time, and how it translates to what people may be experiencing now. The people attending this church, are super friendly, and non-judgemental. It has a great, diverse atmosphere. They have a children's and young adults ministry, and various Bible studies are held throughout the week. I call it my home church for a reason, because it truly feels like home. This is a perfect Christian Church, and even for people who truly just have a desire to learn more about Jesus, I highly recommend it. You will always feel welcome.

One of the best groups of sinners, saved by grace, we have had the opportunity to worship, grow and…read moreserve with. Teaching from scripture with core values: Outreach, Community, Spiritual Growth and Ministry. A cross-generational community. Realizing the unique experience, my boys concluded that it is a result of transparency and accessibility to leadership. If you don't have a home church, please join us. Our annual Living Nativity is amazing.

I attended this church for a while untill i heard the pastors saying or assuming personal opinions…read morewhile preaching the word of God. When I ask two of them they got very angry and i noticed they do not talk or welcome new comers is alm about their old gime members that are hanging out but not the new comers. Not a good solid welcoming church.

The first day I went to Crosspoint Church I met Pastor Bruce I like how he throws in jokes in the…read morechurch service he's a nice and funny man I don't see too many pastors making jokes really in the church service and this church really made me feel welcomed unlike a few other churches I've been to because they'll say you're welcomed but will judge you for what you like and what you do only god can judge you They won't be open minded I like to be surrounded by people who are open to new ideas, opinions, thoughts and views and I like that it's a small church and people love my blue and white Trust In God's Plan shirt with Romans 8:28 on the back I get so many compliments on it which I got it on Amazon I started going to Young Adults on Tuesday 8/25/26 and Tanner is a cool dude he introduced me to a lot of people I feel like I've found my home church after all I've been through with churches

I really wanted to like it here, but i do believe that their faith is true, but a teeny bit…read moremisguided. I found that the services we attended leaned a little too much on an almost us vs. them mentality. after a few services, I thought it better to let sleeping dogs lie and move on. I would recommend you trying this church out and be open to it. It's not for everyone but there is a decent congregation.

The church was good but the pastor refused to allow me to come one day as I had service dog saying…read moreI understood but people have allergies. I'm not the type to sue but he's lucky. Very u. Christ like and yet he buried his dog on the premises.

I love love love this church. It has become my family. I have became closer to God because of this…read moreplace. Been going here since 2001. There is something so welcoming about this place. Pastor John is awesome and he brings the Word of God to the people in way that is applicable in today's times. He is funny and "down to earth". I would say that if you are new to town, and are looking for a place to hear a good sermon...go check it out. It's a smaller church so it's pretty intimate and you don't feel like you are lost in the crowd. Everyone is friendly and the worship music is awesome. The denomination is Free Methodist. Not sure what that is...check out www.livingspring.com!

New here butso far an awesome church!!!!!!! I'm looking to get involved with kids church…read more Katrina Talley

Any long drive to get there is so worth it! The Bible is taught powerfully…read more It will transform your life!!