Guest Peacher Carlton Deal, one of PCC's Global Ministry Partners, spoke about the third section of PCC's Mission Statement focusing on changing Gods world. Carlton Deal spoke using historical precedent of the Christian church changing the world through everyday people.

In todays sermon, Garrett Spitz preaches about our humans nature is to flee from pain and seek pleasure. Pastor Spitz spoke on how this was Gods design for us to seek pleasure in God and not in the things of the world.

Rob Taylor, a global partner in Japan, preaches about how through Christians in the culture can lift Jesus higher and make disciples through that.

In this sermon, Garrett Spitz preaches from Joshua 13 on the fight that the Israelites had to face even after conquering all of their enemy's land. Pastor Spitz applies that to how we have many spiritual battlegrounds from our own hearts to the hearts of all the nations.

In the midst of a war in the Gaza strip, Garrett Spitz preaches from the book of Joshua about how the conquest in the Old Testament applies to our current lives. Confronting what many atheists see as a genocidal God, helps us gain insight on how to defend our faith and what was actually happening.

Matt Powell (Director of Discipleship) preaches on Joshua 9 and how we need to look to the Israelites example and ask much of God because when we do, miracles happen. Instead of looking at the ground to make sure our next step is secure, we need to look up to God who will reveal his goodness for our lives.

Garrett Spitz (Lead Pastor) preaches on Joshua 9 and how even in the Israelites messy circumstances, God planned it for his good. Pastor Spitz preached about how to apply these lessons that the Israelites learned, to our lives and our messy circumstances.

Chris Chappell preaches this week about Defeat, Confession, & Victory from Joshua 7:8-9. Chris Chappell helps us apply these lessons to our daily lives.

Garrett Spitz preaches today on Joshua 6:1-2 about how God showed his faithfulness to the Israelites during the siege of Jericho.