Joshua is established as the leader of Israel. Israel's promises were his, and he had to make them his. Christ's promises are yours, and you have to make them yours.

A look at Deuteronomy helps to set the stage for Joshua while Israel faces two major changes. And there is much more to the Promised Land than the geography of Palestine.

Having a soul satisfied by God is a light unto all people. Pastor Fletch also offers some suggestions about how to be a light.

We were created to know joy and to share in God's happiness. Sin takes life and joy. Christ restores what sin has taken.

God has preserved His self-authenticating Word with stunning accuracy. Mark 16:9-20 is a proof of this.

All of Mark is pointing towards this one question. Belief looks like action, self denial, and speaking.

The wrath of God poured out on the Son of God so that we might become the children of God. Peering into the mystery of the cross leads to joy-filled worship.

Jesus endured the shame of the cross so we would not have to. He then invites us to follow Him to the cross.