In this final message from the book of Joshua we discover that success means finishing well.  And finishing well concerns three things; stewardship, commitment, and legacy.

In this message, Joshua and Caleb are old.  But God still has a job for each of them to do.

Joshua was tested in his faith in God.  Did he believe that God knows everything and so should be consulted on everything?  Did he believe God can do everything, so asks God for the impossible?

This is the fifth song in the Christmas song series.

This is the last of the four songs of Christmas.  "Nunc Dimitis."  Simeon, after seeing the baby Jesus, said to God, "Now you are letting your servant depart in peace."  Is it possible for a person to depart this life in peace?

This is the third Christmas song in the gospel of Luke.

This is the second message in the series about the songs of Christmas.  This one is about Mary's Magnificat.

This is the first of four messages about the Christmas songs of the gospel of Luke.  

America was founded by people of the Christian faith who were seeking a place where they could worship God according to their conscience, guided by Scripture.

This message continues our study of the book of Joshua and tests during times of success.  It covers the stories of Rahab, Achan, and Ai.