We've seen Joshua come across the Jordan river, set up memorials, and now face their first major military battle challenge: Jericho. But in this battle we see God at work guiding them into a very bizarre method that only could give God the credit for their victory. It's through following His lead that we can experience victory in our own lives as well.

Certificates, trophies, medals, rings. We use physical markers for events and milestones. Our faith in God needs physical markers as well. This week we see Joshua and the leaders set up two memorials so future generations will remember that God made a way when there was no way.

This week we see the miracle of the Jordan river being stopped by God so the people of God can cross and enter the promised land. In the miracle it is the Lord who goes before them with the ark, leading them through the impossible. God is the only one worth following.

Hindsight might be called 20/20, but foresight should be called 20/400, where one is legally blind. We all have blind spots, so what do you need a clearer vision about?

Sometimes settling into the new can be more challenging than the change it took to get there. Today we begin a series on Joshua to see how we live faithfully to God in the midst of this new year.

Christmas Eve Service December 24th 2022

This Sunday our advent theme is LOVE. The sermon series is called The Steps of Christmas. Looking at people in Luke 1 & 2 who were walking and journeying as the Christmas story unfolded. This Sunday we look at the unique situation surrounding the birth of John, who he becomes, and how it helps us understand God's Love for us and others.

This Sunday we are in week two of advent: JOY. The sermon series is called The Steps of Christmas. Looking at people in Luke 1 & 2 who were walking and journeying as the Christmas story unfolded. This Sunday we look at the interactions of Mary and Elizabeth's. They both experience and express joy and give us directions to follow in order to experience more of God's joy as well.

This Sunday we look at the beginnings of Mary's story.  She was someone who had her life massively redirected, and she responded with surrender to what God asked of her. This gave her supernatural peace.

This Sunday we begin Advent. Today we look at Zechariah and Elizabeth story. Zechariah walked to the temple and back, and in the midst of his journey God broke his expectations and gave him hope.