1 Cor 11:17-22 Why does the church celebrate the Lord's Supper. What is its significance? And what does God require of those who participate? We consider those questions as Pastor Andrew resumes his study in 1 Corinthians.

Joshua 24:29- 33 What do you want to be known about you when you "finish the race?" And how would you instruct the next generation? As we conclude our study in Joshua we consider those questions. May it be said of our generation that we pointed the next generation to greater holiness and fellowship with God.

Jeremiah 9:23-24

Joshua 24:1-28 We're all familiar with agreements. We sign them, we make them verbally, etc. But what about covenants? We might be prone to equate the two, but they're not the same. Joshua calls the people to covenant with God as he gives his final address. So, what was this covenant? And what can we take away today as we consider this covenant? We consider those questions as Pastor Sam continues his series in Joshua.

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Joshua 24:1-15 What do you want your family to remember? What's really important to you. And more importantly, what do you think is most important to God? Joshua's famous words are uttered as we approach the end of this wonderful book - "As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord." So, how do you do this? We consider those questions and more as we continue our study in Joshua.

Phil 4:10-19

John 4:1-42 Do you ever struggle with regrets from the past? Or maybe shame over a previous sin? There was a Samaritan woman who dealt with these feelings. And Jesus sought her out to minister to her. What would He say about her sin and her shame? And how could she move on from her past regrets? We consider those questions as we witness this amazing conversation between Jesus and this Samaritan woman.

2 Kings 5:1-17 What is so important about a Syrian commander being cured of leprosy? Why does God record this event for us? And what does it have to do with me? We consider those questions as Pastor Andrew shares a special message about a man named Naaman whose experience with God is actually not all that different from our own.