Authority can only be exercised within the jurisdiction that the authority is established. Earthly authority is always limited to a certain domain since there are finite jurisdictions. As evidenced in Joshua 10, God is not limited to a certain area or subject matter in his authority, even exercising His authority over the natural laws of the earth in order to make the Sun stand still for a whole day. Since God is creator and established the world he has the authority to have His creation bend to His will.

Anything that has great worth had to endure a process before being deemed valuable. As believers the process that we must follow is consistent obedience to God in order to walk in the fullness of life that He offers. Sometimes the things that we are called to obey, like the instructions the Israelites received in order to defeat Jericho, doesn't make sense. But through consistently obeying God, He will perform a miracle that will break down the walls we built up through our disobedience.

Breakthrough doesn't often come without difficulty. It's true today as it was for the Israelites as they awaited crossing the Jordan to reach the Promised Land. To prepare them for destiny, God asked his people to consecrate themselves and keep their eyes fixed on him so they would be set apart. He asks the same of us as we prepare for our own destiny.

Faith is essential to for Christian survival.  To be impactful, faith must be heard, seen and experienced.  We see this exemplified in Joshua 2 by Rahab, a Canaanite prostitute.  Though she was not an Israelite and not of the highest social standing, she acts on faith and aids Israelite spies, thereby becoming an essential piece in the conquering of Jericho and Christian lineage.

As the Israelites entered their Promised Land they would have to defeat 31 Kings in order to be able to inhabit the land given to them by God. Pastor Adrian continues our series that will outline attributes that are needed to walk into our promised land. This week we see that in order to conquer the kings in the land we will need to work as a part of a team/family.

As the Israelites entered their Promised Land they would have to defeat 31 Kings in order to be able to inhabit the land given to them by God. Pastor Adrian begins our new series that will outline attributes that are needed to walk into our promised land. This week we see that in order to conquer the kings in the land we will need to have vision.

As we begin the new year, Pastor Adrian helps us to realize that God is greater than our hearts. In the beginning of the year we often find ourselves creating several resolutions, which we inevitably fail on majority of those goals. This is when our heart begins to condemn us, telling us how we will always mess up and never measure up. As outlined in 1 John, we know that we can live in confidence in our relationship with God because of the finished work of Jesus on the cross and know that God is greater than the condemnation our hearts try to communicate.

As we conclude our series Expectations, Pastor Derek teaches on how God expects us to act when we sin. We must realize that we need God's help, recognize the origin of our sin and realize the joy of our salvation.

As we continue our series about Expectation, Pastor Adrian leads us to the first chapter of Luke to see two different examples of how people's expectations differed when encountered by the word of God. We learn that expectations are birthed and fortified by the word of God and witnessing the fulfillment of God's word.

As we enter the Christmas season, we are all filled with expectations for the holidays. Pastor Adrian encourages us to foster proper and great expectations. In the first century when Jesus came to this Earth there were many people who encountered him but missed the reality of who he was because their expectations were skewed by their erroneous expectations. Let us be people who always have a hope and expectation as we maintain a right view of God.