Joshua 5 provides us with such a rich picture of God's sovereignty in our lives. We consider how He is always at work, how He provides for us, and how we are meant to understand His leadership.

This week we hear from Bruce, one of our elders, as he leads us through one of Jesus' most famous parables.

Do we consider God's grace to be momentary or a perpetual reality for believers? Do we understand what Scripture means by the sufficiency of grace?

Joshua 3 & 4 provide excellent examples of the importance and nature of testimony within God's people. Using these chapters, we examine several aspects of who is meant to give testimony and to whom, and why we share testimony.

We look at the command issued in Joshua 3:5 and seek to understand what it means to be consecrated. This naturally leads to a conversation about the meaning of holiness and the call to be holy on our lives. Where does holiness begin? Are we holy? It's amazing how one verse leads to such a rich study.

In this message we look at Joshua 3:1-4 and review powerful reminders about God's faithfulness to lead us and how following God necessitates change. We also examine the significance of the people following the ark of the covenant, and how that points to Jesus.

This week we look at Joshua 1:10-18 and consider the structure God provides for a body of believers as well as the standards He expects of all of us within that body.

This week we look at the first half of Joshua Chapter 1, to examine a command God gives His people throughout the Bible. What does it mean to be Biblically strong? Where does this strength come from? What does it look like practically in our lives?

This week we start our new series on the book of Joshua. We identify the primary themes we will see throughout the book, and examine how two of them appear already within the first 10 verses.

This week we take a big picture look at the Old Testament, and examine how Jesus is the constant thread through every book of the Bible. As one listener said after the message, "woah. That was really cool."