Last Sunday's message reminds us that we must be a spiritually prepared people if we are going to glorify God and serve Him with joy. In Joshua chapter 5, we are reminded of God's covenant, goodness, and control of every situation the people faced. In our own lives before there is conquest, there must be consecration.

Scripture: Joshua 5

In last weeks message, we received a reminder that brings a challenge and immeasurable hope! Joshua tells the people to "sanctify" themselves in preparation for the wonders that God would do. Many times we as God's people can hold back these blessings from ourselves. God wants to do great things in our hearts. Whether certain things must be removed from our lives, or we truly need to take a step of faith - Joshua reminds us to sanctify ourselves to the Lord, and be ready for what He will do.

Scripture: Joshua 3:5

In last Sunday's message, we continue our study of Joshua with a n amazing event. Rahab the harlot was the most unlikely of individuals to be used by God. Her life is a powerful reminder that the Father can take the most broken situation, and turn it into something beautiful. No one is ever too far away to receive God's forgiveness. His redemptive grace can truly change us, and each day make us more like Him.

Scripture: Joshua 2

As we start a new sermon series, we see some foundational truths as Joshua begins his ministry. As we pursue God's will, His presence gives us power. Just as Joshua followed God's Word, we must do the same and allow it to lead us to a life full of faith and obedience.

Scripture: Joshua 1

Last Sunday's message is from our 5th Year Anniversary Celebration. Guest speaker Pastor Ryan Thompson brings a powerful message from the book of Acts on the original church. The blueprint is simple - the Person is Jesus, it's priority is the gospel, and it's power is the Holy Spirit. As we faithfully serve Him, we must hold onto the promise of His soon return.

For our final message on our study in the Book of James, we are given some encouraging reminders for when certain difficulties come our way in the journey. In our times of suffering and sickness, we should turn to God in prayer - and when a brother in Christ strays away, we must reach out in love and strive to restore those in need.

Scripture: James 5:12-20

In today's message we are reminded on the importance of patience. No matter the circumstance, test, or whatever situation we find ourselves in - James reminds us to wait on the Lord and deeply trust His perfect timing in all things. God wants His children be people of patience, knowing the Father's will is best.

Scripture: James 5:7-9

Today's message was one that brings a special truth for each and every one of us. Money is not evil - but when the accumulation of wealth and prosperity becomes our main focus, it takes the rightful place of God in our hearts. Jame's reminds us our hearts can easily be corrupted by riches. We need to practice Biblical stewardship and have a heart ready to give back to God and to those in need.

Scripture: James 5:1-6

Last Sunday's message is brought by Pastor Dennis Fountain and gives a powerful truth from the life of Shamgar. There's no room for excuses when it comes to serving God. All He asks for is a surrendered spirit and heart full of faith. It is then when He can truly use us and display His power in our lives! No more excuses.

Key Scripture: Judges 3:31

Many times, we tend to find fault in the lives of others. In pointing out other's failures, we strive to fulfill a need that is found only in Jesus Christ. Last week's message reminds us that speaking evil of others is not what God intends for His children. We need to acknowledge Jesus in every decision we make, and avoid the spirt of pride and self-glorification.

Key Verse: James 4:11-12