In today’s message, Pastor Chris walks us through Joshua 24, where we discover that God’s grace always demands a response. As Joshua gathers the nation for one final challenge, he reminds them of all that God has done on their behalf and calls them to make a decisive choice about whom they will serve. This chapter reminds us that some decisions affect a moment, but others shape a lifetime—and even eternity.

In today’s message, Pastor Chris walks us through Joshua 23, where we discover that the greatest threat to God’s people is often not the battles around them, but the tendency to forget what God has done for them. As Joshua delivers part-one of his final challenge, he reminds Israel that remembering God’s faithfulness is the key to remaining faithful in the future.

In today’s message, Pastor Chris walks us through Joshua 22, where we discover that some of the greatest threats to God’s people do not come from enemies on the outside, but from misunderstandings within. As an altar built at the edge of the Promised Land nearly sparks a civil war, this chapter reminds us that assumptions are dangerous, truth must be pursued, and unity is preserved when worship remains at the center.

In today’s message, Pastor Chris walks us through Joshua 21, where we discover that God’s promises are never dependent on circumstances, but on His unchanging character. What may seem like a chapter about cities and land assignments becomes a powerful testimony to the faithfulness of God, reminding us that what He promises, He remembers, fulfills, and guarantees.

In today’s message, Pastor Chris walks us through Joshua 20, where we discover that God’s justice and God’s mercy are not opposites, but work together in His plan of redemption. Through the Cities of Refuge, this passage points us to the urgency of fleeing to Christ—the One who provides refuge, protection, and freedom for all who trust in Him.

In today’s message, Pastor Chris walks us through Joshua 19, where we discover that God never calls His people to compare what they’ve been given, but to faithfully steward whatever He entrusts to them. As the remaining tribes receive their inheritance, this chapter challenges us to avoid comparison, guard against spiritual drift, and use what God has given for His purposes rather than our own.

In today’s message, Pastor Chris walks us through Joshua 18, where we discover that delayed obedience slowly becomes spiritual neglect, and that activity around God is not the same thing as surrender to God. As Israel hesitates to step into what God has already prepared, this passage challenges us to stop delaying what God has already made clear.

In today’s message, Pastor Chris walks us through Joshua 17, where we discover that what God has given is often more than enough—but our perspective can make it feel otherwise. This passage challenges us to shift our focus from what we think is lacking to what God has already provided, and to step forward in faith rather than shrink back in fear.

In today’s message, Pastor Chris walks us through Joshua 16, where we discover that it’s possible to enjoy the blessings God has given while drifting from the relationship that produced them. This passage warns us not to live the Christian life in reverse, but to remain anchored in faithfulness, obedience, and holiness so we can truly experience what God intends.

In today’s message, Pastor Chris walks us through Joshua 15, where we discover that receiving what God has promised is not the same as fully living in it. This passage challenges us to move from knowing what God has given to actually possessing it by faith—removing what doesn’t belong and refusing to settle for less than His best.