Pastor Tom continues the Living with Vision series focusing on Vision for the Church. the church is a house of prayer, a hospital for the sick, and a lighthouse shining the truth.

The Living with Vision Series asks "How big is your vision?" and "What are you willing to change to accomplish your God-given vision?"

The story of Christmas in Luke 2:1-20 reminds us that Jesus came down as a baby in a manger and not royalty in a castle.

God's faithfulness and Joshua's faithfulness to the end is one of the many lessons we learn in the book of Joshua. (Joshua 23-24)

After Israel possessed the land, god commanded Joshua to set up special cities. The cities of refuge represent Jesus and help us understand God's justice and mercy.

In Joshua 14:6-15, Caleb stands out in the Joshua story for his wholehearted faith in God's promises. What action do you need to take to move past fear and walk by faith?

Pastor Tom connects land, rest, and Jesus in a message from Joshua 14:1-5 and Matthew 11:28-29.

The Gibeonite Deception (Joshua 9) reminds us that we have an enemy that seeks to deceive us. What we believe determines what we become. As we seek God's Will for our lives, Pastor Tom asks us to consider what lie we have believed about God, ourself, or the world.

In Joshua 8:30-35 Joshua renews the covenant. The purpose of covenant renewal was (1) to remind the people of God’s covenant promises and (2) to call the people to consecrate themselves so that they could experience a heart and mind level renewal. Acts 3:19 tell us that "times of refreshing" come to those who experience God's rescue and restoration.

God is fighting against evil in the book of Joshua. Achan's sin reminds us that God is serious about sin. Our setbacks become our comebacks when we repent, remove sin, and obey God.