As we prepare to take the Lord’s Supper, Pastor Mark encourages us to not only remember what Christ did on the cross but to recommit ourselves completely to Jesus through self-examination, confession and repentance.

In this message, Pastor Mark draws parallels between the cities of refuge set up in Joshua 20 designed to provide mercy, justice and the hope of salvation to someone who shed blood, and the ultimate refuge we find in Jesus Christ.

Are you willing to do the work, to plant the seeds, to grow the tree for shade you may never enjoy? Caleb was and it made all the difference.

Often time we face an enemy who is disguised and we entertain the ruse and we find ourselves in a somewhat spiritually anemic place. How can we be prepared for this scheme of the enemy and how can we walk in victory?

After getting routed at Ai, the people of God had to decide if they were going to quit or bounce back. Just because God has given it to you doesn't mean you don't have to fight for it. Let's follow God's plan and experience the victory He has given us.

When we attempt to do things our way instead of God’s way, we open ourselves up to potential defeat instead of victory. This message challenges us to see that when God is in charge, then He leads to victory.

In an odd battle strategy, the Children of Israel saw the walls of Jericho fall. In our lives we often have walls that we face that keep us from the victorious Christian life. Perhaps God gives us a strategy to see us overcome our walls.

Greatness is not a matter of great talent. Greatness is a matter of great choices. How do you make choices? Who or what have influence in your life? Choices matter. Choose wisely.

God promised to be with Joshua even in the midst of battle. God also promises His presence to us. That truth evokes obedience, excludes fear and anxiety, and elicits hope.

In this message, we are encouraged to find our Gilgal. A place where we can renounce the things of the world, find restoration, be reminded of God’s forgiveness and remember God’s greatness.