Lance tells the story of the Battle of Jericho - and shows us not just what the story is, but what the story is not.

God doesn’t need to work through human means, God will work how God wants to work.

Geat ready. Because the walls are about to start tumbling down.

Joshua 5 & 6

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Today’s message is about remembering the promises of God, and so Lance looks back to his own history to recall the way his grandmother first taught him to be faithful.

Living a life that’s dedicated to God’s path requires is to create a rhythm of giving our whole self.

Amanda takes us to where the Israelites stand, just short of the Promised Land, after a long period of wandering in the desert.

Amanda takes us to where the Israelites stand, just short of the Promised Land, after a long period of wandering in the desert.

It’s a lesson in how God pulls us back to him, back into relationship. He shows up in our lives, and in our church.

Like the Israelites, sometimes we find yourself out of sync with God. Those moments are opportunities.

Deuteronomy 6:1-12, 20-25, 7:6

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On Easter Sunday, Lance reminds us that we get a chance to tell the world the good news. “God is up to something. Do you feel it?”

Revival is happening.

Let us be a part of what God is up to.

John 20:1-18

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When Jesus entered Jerusalem, didn’t ride in on a war horse - in fact, this was a caricature of the way Roman emperors would ride in on a white horse when they arrived.

His entrance showed that God’s power is not coming in judgment; but it is coming in humility to those who will receive it.

Exodus 33:7-23, 34:1-10, 27-32

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The Israelites make a golden idol, and Moses responds on behalf of God - but he’s clearly acting on his own. Ken talks about the difficulty with history and finding the work of God within the story.

Plus, an apology.

Exodus 32:1-35; 33:1-6

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Today’s text is about the bridge-building between God and humanity. When the Israelites forget God’s promises and seek out a replacement in the shape of a golden idol, God sends Moses to bring them back to repentance. But Moses fails the assignment.

Exodus 32:1-35; 33:1-6

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As the Israelites wait at the foot of the mountain to hear from God, Ken sees The Source in the same place - in the wilderness, but waiting in a place of purpose, listening for a calling.

Exodus 19 & 20

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