Pastor Chris Jessee walks through Joshua 5 and shows how God prepares His people by grace. Before victory comes, God restores, sustains, and leads His people back to Himself. This sermon points us to the sufficiency of God and the saving grace of Christ.

We need to be shaped by God’s grace before we step into God’s promises, because He prepares His people at Gilgal and secures our new identity at Golgotha.

In Genesis 39, Juan Hernandez shows how God’s presence shaped Joseph’s life in prosperity, temptation, and trials. Because Jesus was forsaken in our place, believers can walk forward with steady confidence that God is with them.

In Joshua 4, God calls His people to build a memorial so they will remember His rescue and tell the story to the next generation. This sermon connects the stones at Gilgal to the hope we proclaim in Christ and the remembrance we practice at Communion.

God goes before His people and calls them to trust Him. From Joshua 3, this message explores obedience, God’s presence, and how Jesus makes a way forward when the next step feels uncertain.

A message from Joshua 2 that reveals how God chooses the unexpected, shows mercy to those who trust Him, and invites people with real pasts into His redemptive plan.

In A Joshua Who Was More, Pastor Shane Kohout walks through Joshua 1:10–18 and invites us to consider how we respond to God’s promises. As Israel prepares to enter the Promised Land, the passage reveals both the danger of settling on the fringes and the hope found in unity and trust. The message points to Jesus as the greater Joshua who secures God’s promises and makes us new.

A gospel-centered message from Joshua 1:3–9 on how fear influences obedience and how God forms courage through His promises, His Word, and His presence.

When life marks an ending and the next step feels uncertain, this sermon from Joshua 1 calls us to trust God’s unchanging promises, rise in obedient faith, and follow Jesus who leads His people forward with clarity and hope.

Prayer recounts God's greatness, prayer prompts confession, prayer makes bold requests