Joshua didn’t hear a different promise than the rest of Israel; he simply believed what God had already said and interpreted the giants through that promise. Because he knew God was with them, he could look at an intimidating enemy and say with confidence, “They are bread for us.” He mixed faith with the promise, and that faith changed how he saw the problem in front of him.

What you focus on shapes what you see, and when you continually complain about what’s wrong, you can become blind to God’s provision and even begin to loathe the manna at your feet. Instead of letting the snakes of life consume your attention, mix God’s promises with faith, keep your eyes on Jesus, sow gratitude, and let love—not spiritual elitism—be the true measure of your maturity.

Family Sunday August 2026 by Forward Church Sermons

Even though Jesus taught obedience from the heart, he knew that no one could obey to the point of perfection. Ultimately Jesus taught that salvation is by faith and not Law keeping. This does not allow for permissiveness, but it places the credit for salvation fully on Jesus.

What if the biggest thing standing between you and God's purpose isn't a lack of faith, but a life filled with distractions? Discover how renewing your mind with God's wisdom prepares you to recognize the divine opportunities He places in front of you every day—and to respond with confidence instead of hesitation.

You're Not as Stuck as You Think - Charlie Newell by Forward Church Sermons

You are an integral part of the body of Christ and your story matter. Today we'll hear Chris Cloud of Home Church and Abel Ministries share his testimony.

Will God Throw Me Away? - Clint Byars by Forward Church Sermons

America's founding ideals were deeply influenced by the biblical understanding that our rights come from our Creator and that true liberty begins with a people who are governed from within rather than controlled from without. This message explores how the freedom Christ purchased for us—freedom from the curse of the law and righteousness by faith—helped shape the language of liberty found in our nation's founding documents. Discover why lasting freedom is ultimately found not in government, but in the transforming power of the gospel that produces truly free people.

For Freedom's Sake - Mike Crane by Forward Church Sermons