When it comes to others, often we, or the world around us, focus on either Grace or Truth. But scripture teaches us that Jesus is both Grace personified and Truth personified. This Sunday we learned that both Grace and Truth are a package deal in a message titled, “He Wasn’t Shocked.”

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The way Jesus lives often shows us that we are doing too much to be healthy inside or to be in a place to say yes to God. The truth is, we often can’t say yes to God until we say no to things that are less than God. This Sunday we learned how to say “no,” how to become less, and how to embrace limits, like Jesus did.

This Sunday we turned 5! We took time to PAUSE and PRAISE God as we heard some powerful parts of our story, some big wins from this last year, and some fresh vision for the future.

After years of disobedience, the Israelites get an opportunity to right the wrongs of the past by obeying God’s voice to experience breakthrough. To experience God’s breakthrough in our lives, we learned that we need to exercise a real faith. This Sunday we wrapped up our series with a message titled, “Faith Is”.

This Sunday we continued our series “Take The Land” and talked about how to lay down our side missions, be on God’s side not ours, and lay aside every heavy weight in life that Jesus never gave us in a message titled, “Which Side Are You On?”

In Joshua 4, the people of Israel have crossed the Jordan river on dry ground and Joshua instructs them to set up a memorial to the mighty way that God had moved. This weekend we learned that often the strength to press forward comes from remembering to look back in a message titled, “Looking Ahead. Remembering What’s Behind.”

Preparation plays a big part in our lives. We have to get ourselves ready daily to do things like go to work, but we also have to prepare for bigger things in life like having a baby. Preparation in these arenas is key and it’s no different in our spiritual lives. The problem is we often find ourselves in the middle of spiritual battles without the preparation needed to win the fight. This weekend we learned that most spiritual battles are won before you get to the battle field, where we first let God do his desired work in us in a message titled, “Battle Ready.”

Even though God has called and destined us to do great works with him, sometimes we doubt that. When we doubt, it’s not that we don’t believe in God, but we rather don’t believe in ourselves and sometimes even feel like we are in the wrong place to be able to serve God. In the second week of our series we learned that what was the wrong place without Jesus can quickly turn into the right place with Jesus in a message titled, “Wrong Place. Right God.”

What's fascinating about God is that he rarely does anything alone. God doesn't need us and yet he loves to include us. God loves having a "+1" in whatever he does in and through our lives. This week we opened our new series through the book of Joshua by unpacking Joshua’s blueprint of how to be a great “+1” to God.