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Sometimes the greatest threat to unity isn’t open conflict—it’s misunderstanding. In Joshua 22, God’s people come dangerously close to turning against one another because they misread what was happening. But when truth is brought into the light, hostility gives way to peace. Check out this week’s message as we finish Joshua 22 and discover how...

What do you do if your friend has sinned in a serious fashion? Do you confront them? Do you wait and watch them crash and burn? Do you try to convince them to change? Confrontation over sin is hard but sometimes necessary. At the end of the conquest of Israel, the Eastern tribes built an...

Centuries after God promised Jacob a land for his family, Joshua 21 shows that promise being carried out, down to the last city. We see how the Levites, whose scattering was foretold in Jacob’s blessing, receive 48 cities and no land of their own, and how God keeps every word He speaks, even though we...

Some mistakes can’t be undone, and some consequences can’t simply be erased. So where do we run when the guilt is real and we need mercy? Check out this week’s message as we continue our study in Joshua and learn how an ancient provision of refuge reveals God’s character and points us to the justice,...

Who can name all 8 of their great grandparents? Our memory of the past and vision for future generations can be short. Check out this week’s message as we recognize God’s perfect vision for Israel and for us as the Promised Land inheritance is fully assigned in Joshua 18-19.

In Joshua 18, seven tribes had witnessed God’s faithfulness, received His promises, and seen Him subdue the land—yet they still hadn’t moved forward. Joshua confronted their delay with a pointed question: “How long will you put off going in to take possession of the land?” Check out this week’s message as we consider the difference...

“Close enough” works for horseshoes—but not for obedience. It’s easy to follow God until obedience becomes inconvenient, costly, or difficult. Check out this week’s message as we continue our study in Joshua and discover why God calls us not to settle for less than wholehearted obedience.

You’re 85 years old! Someone made a promise to give you something four decades earlier. Would you still be waiting for it? Check out this week’s message as we continue our study in Joshua and discover through Caleb’s story, what wholehearted faith looks like—faith that takes God at His Word and acts on it.

Saint Augustine famously prayed, “You have made us for yourself, and our heart is restless until it rests in you.” We spend our lives looking for satisfaction in what God gives us, but Joshua 13 points us to something greater: our greatest inheritance is God Himself. Check out this week’s message as we continue our...

Check out this week’s message as we explore Mark 1:16–20 and discover what it means to follow Jesus—and help others follow Him too.

If you were asked to name your favorite chapter in Joshua, chances are chapter 12 wouldn’t make the cut. But Joshua 12 is more than just a long list of 33 ancient kings with hard-to-pronounce names. It is a trophy case of God’s faithfulness to Israel. Check out this week’s message as we discover why...

Have you ever wondered if God truly keeps every promise He makes? As we conclude Joshua’s military campaigns in Joshua 11:16-23, we’ll discover that not one promise God made to Israel failed. Check out this week’s messge as we explore what it means to trust the God who finishes wha He starts and invests His...

When life feels overwhelming, it’s easy to count your problems instead of God’s promises. In Joshua 11, Israel faces its greatest enemy yet—but God reminds them that victory isn’t found in bigger and better weapons. It’s found in trusting and obeying Him. Check out this week’s message as we continue our study of the book...

We are deeply committed to leading like Christ, following His example of servant leadership, humility, and self-sacrifice. To lead like Christ we need to consider how Christ led and how He instructed His disciples and the church to lead. Check out this week’s message as we explore what this means for each of us and...

As a body, we are deeply committed to living in and under the transforming grace of God, knowing that He accepts us not by anything we have done, but by the pure gift of grace through faith in Jesus Christ alone. That grace is not static — it is living and active, having rescued us...