The Israelites are no longer provided with manna...instead, they begin to enjoy the fruit of God's promises.

The Israelites who were born in the wilderness are reminded about their true identity as the people of God. Do we remember our identity in Christ?

Joshua is commanded to build a monument to remind the nation about God's faithfulness. What role do spiritual milestones have in our lives? Are we doing a good job communicating them to the next generation?

Our lives are filled with obstacles and trials to overcome. God's plan for these challenges may differ for each of us, for each trial. What does faith look like when it is exercised in the midst of these challenges?

A new generation of Israelites reaches the Promised Land and send their own spies. This time, the outcome is vastly dierent. In the process, Israel makes an unlikely friend who has much to teach us about faith.

As Israel continues to prepare to enter the Promised Land, they have to deal with an early challenge to their unity as a nation.  Unlike the last time, they found themselves on the brink of the Promised Land. they are firmly committed to God's plan, his promises, and their unity as a people.

Where do Christians find Strength and Courage to face a hostile world? It doesn’t come from our own abilities...but from dependence on God and his Word. Thankfully, God has given us everything we need to know in the Bible. This week, we consider the significance of the Word of God in Joshua’s commissioning.

This week, we begin a new series through the Old Testament book of Joshua. This book will challenge us to walk faithfully with God in the face of overwhelming odds and an unfriendly culture.

In our final sermon through the One Another statements of the New Testament, Pastor Brian asks us to consider how our view of Jesus' return influences our devotion to Christ and our devotion to one another.