In this message Pastor Jim offers 7 observations about obedience from Joshua 11 and shows us how obedience always results in the blessings of God.

Some people object that the book of Joshua seems brutal and unnecessarily violent. In this message Pastor Jim explains the violent actions that occur in Joshua 10 and how the details of the story are really leading to a larger story of hope, rescue, and love.

What does it look like for God to fight alongside of us in our battles? Who does God fight for? Pastor Jim answers these questions and more as he examines how God fought alongside of Israel in Joshua 10.

It's often very easy to make decisions based on evidence we have gathered. But in this message Pastor Jim shows us from Joshua 9 the power of "inquiring of the Lord." We are reminded not to lean on our own understanding but to ask God in prayer for all of our concerns.

In this message pastor Jim explains from Joshua 9 how the Gibeonites have a “messy” journey on their way to becoming a part of God’s people. But just as God is at work in the midst of a messy situation, God is also at work in the messiness of our lives. And when God makes something beautiful out of that which is messy, it brings him even greater glory!

In this message Marvin Williams describes how shame is an aggressive prosecutor that builds a case against us but at the cross Jesus covers our shame and gives us a new identity.

In this message Pastor Jim Samra explains from Joshua 8 that following the rules of the Bible does not establish our relationship with God, but they allow us to experience the blessings of God within the relationship.

When the sin of keeping devoted things has been dealt with in Israel, God responds to them in five ways. He forgives them totally; He is generous with them; He redeems their failure and uses it for good; He remains faithful to them always; and He does more for them than expected.

In Joshua 7, Israel is routed by the people of AI because of one man’s sin. In this sermon Pastor Jim Samra shows us how embracing “devoted things” leads to destruction but obedience leads to life.

In this message Pastor Jim shows us the rich significance of the city of Jericho in Joshua 6 and throughout the entire Bible. Though the city was cursed because of sin, it shows us a recurring picture of God's plan for salvation and rescue through Jesus.