God is doing a new thing in our church, and he's always doing new things in our lives. Change can be both exciting and frightening, and we don't always know how to approach new seasons in our lives. Thankfully, God has an answer for every season, and in this encouraging message from Joshua 1, we'll discover how to find hope and live boldly "On the Edge of the Promised Land".

This final message from James calls believers to endure through injustice and suffering while remaining rooted in prayer, confession, and community. God sees every wrong, rewards patient faith, and restores His people through Christ-centered relationships. True maturity is seen in a faith that stays steady and seeks healing together.

This sermon from James 4:11-17 calls believers to reject pride in both speech and planning, urging us to submit our words and our wills to God's authority. True wisdom is not shown in what we know, but in how we speak, plan, and obey with humility.

We cannot bring glory to God while having a divided devotion between Him and the world. But if we humbly submit to His will for our lives, we will joyfully glorify Him and be exalted.

James contrasts worldly wisdom with godly wisdom, showing that true wisdom is humble, peace-loving, and revealed by how we live. Wise living flows from a heart aligned with Christ.

In this message from James 3:1–12, we explore the power of our words to direct, destroy, or delight. A mature faith speaks with grace, not impulse, revealing a heart shaped by Christ. Learn how to use your words to build, not break.

This YTH led service is centered around the mighty way God worked at camp. Different students will share how God impacted their lives at camp centered around the topic of stepping out of the darkness of sin and into the light of a personal relationship with Jesus. James 2: 14-26 wil anchor these personal testimonies reminding the belier that personal faith in Jesus will be shown by our actions in everyday life.

"Favoritism is not a flaw in Christian character, it’s a sin that violates God’s law, denies the heart of the Gospel, and misrepresents the glory of Christ."

God doesn't tempt us—but He invites us to live differently. Faith listens, learns, and lives what it hears.

 Life’s hardest moments aren’t meant to break us, they’re designed to build us. In this message, we’ll discover how God uses trials not as punishments, but as tools to grow our faith, deepen our character, and prepare us for what’s ahead.