The prophet Isaiah gives the coming Messiah, Jesus, four distinct names that have huge implications for our life. Pastor Mario unpacks what it means that Jesus would be Everlasting Father and what that means for us as we ponder Jesus this season. What is Isaiah communicating? How does this describe the nature of Jesus as God? What do we do from here knowing that this is has huge implications for our eternity?

Joshua 24 brings us to the conclusion of this incredibly challenging and encouraging book. Joshua meets with the people and asks them one massive question: will you choose God or not? Using this chapter, we look at that same question and seek to understand what it means to choose God.

Joshua 23 provides a stark presentation of the two options we all face: serve the true God, or serve false gods. There are very real consequences to who or what we choose to worship; in this message, we set out to answer a very practical question: how do we identify idols in our lives?

Joshua 22 provides such a wonderful, practical example of how to handle conflict. In this message we use the interactions between three groups of people to learn Biblical principles for engaging in potentially disruptive encounters.

In this message we look at Joshua 22 and examine a powerful story of division and unity. What should we divide over as Christians? What is discernment?

What does Joshua 21:41-45 teach us about God's faithfulness? In this message, Pastor Mario breaks down a few short verses to reveal a much larger lesson about who God is and how we are meant to know Him.

In this sermon we look at Caleb's life in Joshua 13 & 14. These chapters provide a great reminder of God's faithfulness and a powerful example of how we should live while waiting on the Lord.

We look at Joshua 9 to see the disastrous consequences when the people don't seek counsel from God before making a decision. But that phrase can be a little bit of insider lingo: "seek counsel from God." What does that mean? How do we do this?

In this message we examine Joshua 7 and find 3 case studies of how the people sinned against God. From each case, we come away with a question to ask ourselves. But the chapter doesn't end there. It also gives us a beautifully encouraging picture of how God responds to our sin.

In this sermon we look at how a verse in Joshua 5 foreshadows what Jesus' resurrection will do for all who believe in Him as Lord.