We begin this series on Joshua by getting familiar with the book as a whole, dealing specifically with its purpose and themes in this sermon. This is a book about God keeping His promises to Israel, yet pointing to a greater peace and rest in Jesus...

We begin this series on Joshua by getting familiar with the book as a whole: its genre and literary distinctions, its people and time period. Just as Joshua is much about the military conquest of God's people in Canaan, we as God's people -...

Studying and preaching all of scripture is a necessary means to loving God with our whole being.

David uses his own afflictions to call us not to forget in the dark what we know in the light.

Paul says to think this way about Christ's birth: He came as a servant, with others' interests more significant than his own.

Lament helps us trust God's goodness in the midst of trials and suffering.

We conclude our time in James with a reading of the text and exhortations from key themes learned along the way.

God's people are called to lovingly rescue one another when we're prone to wander from patient endurance.

A life towards wholeness trusts in the One who works faith and steadfastness in the midst of trials and suffering, asking for His will to be done whatever the cost.

Believers are called to steadfastness in light of the sure hope of Christ's return to mete out justice and make all things right.