Joshua was a worshipper, a warrior, a worker, and was called a servant of the Lord. What does it mean to be a servant of the Lord? A peek into Joshua's admonition to Israel shortly before he died gives us insight into what Joshua, this warrior for God, had his heart centered on.

The life of the Christian is not a static one. The Lord is always moving us on, taking us to a place of blessing, a place of promise. God's dealings with Joshua as he led the Israelites into the promised land is an example for us to follow as we seize the blessing that God has in store for us

We are bombarded with commercials for medicines and news about diseases, insomuch that it breeds a fear of sickness within us. What is our response in this time of pandemics and diseases? A look at King Hezekiah is instructive to us.

One of the fears we have is of people. People who drive fear and intimidation into us on the job, our surroundings, etc. A well known prophet in the Bible had a similar situation and ran away, fearing for his life. God's provision for him in his situation is instructive for us today.

The Lord told Moses that the promised land was given to them, and the people agreed that the land was great. Yet they refused to enter into it, making excuses for why they could not go in. Why? Because they saw obstacles. Fortified cities, strong people and giants in the land who would devour them. They feared. They feared failure, that they would fight and lose. This fear of failure is what paralyzes us and prevents us from moving forward into what God calls us to.

Feelings of terror, fear, anxiety, panic come the believer's way. Where do they come from and how do they get there? And what can the believer do to deal with the fear as it engulfs them? Listen and you'll find out.

Fear. Everyone of us has experienced that deep, terrorizing feeling, and it doesn't have to be in a bad part of town at night. We may experience that fear when we are sitting right at home. Fear, anxiety, panic. Where does it come from in the life of the believer? Why is the Christian so gripped with paralyzing fear that keeps them from stepping into the blessings that God has for them?

The rapture of the church , the Blessed Hope, will come upon us suddenly with the return of Jesus Christ for His church. But what should we be doing while we watch and pray for His return?

Jesus tells the story of a bridal party in a Jewish wedding waiting for the return of the Bridegroom. Five were taken and five were left. What was the deciding factor in who was taken and who was left in this parable of Jesus on the ten virgins.

The Church awaits a great event, one that will shock the world and complete the redemption of the believer. Are you ready for it?