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This week we’re diving into the eight chapters detailing the distribution and allotment of the land in the book of Joshua. These chapters are long and packed with intricate geographical details—too much to read aloud in one sitting. So what are we meant to take away from all of it? Join us as we explore six big takeaways that bring clarity, meaning, and relevance to these detailed passages (Joshua Chapter 12-19).

Joshua 12 - 19 | Boring? It might surprise you. We’re diving into the eight chapters detailing the distribution and allotment of the land in the book of Joshua. These chapters are long and packed with intricate geographical details—too much to read aloud in one sitting. So what are we meant to take away from all of it? Join us as we explore SIX big takeaways that bring clarity, meaning, and relevance to these detailed passages.

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On this memorial day weekend we have coincidentally come to Israel's military conquest of the Ancient Promised Land in Joshua (we didn't plan this overlap, it just happened!). We've mentioned time and time again how the conquest present in Joshua presents the crux of many peoples' objection to Christianity and we've finally made it there: why does the God of the Old Testament Scriptures seem so different from the Jesus Christ of the gospels? It's a big question and for those of you who may not wrestle with the concept of the Sun & Moon standing still, the account of the conquest of the land in these 2 chapters are perhaps more difficult to stomach.

What are we to make of this manner of taking the Promised Land? Must it erode our trust in the God of these Scriptures who is Christ? How are we to wrap our minds around these accounts? Should we even bother? Is there anything helpful in these passages anyhow? We hope to consider all these questions and more with you on Sunday and I hope you find Joshua's insight especially encouraging even if you leave with these tensions unsolved.

On this memorial day weekend we have coincidentally come to Israel's military conquest of the Ancient Promised Land in Joshua (we didn't plan this overlap, it just happened!). We've mentioned time and time again how the conquest present in Joshua presents the crux of many peoples' objection to Christianity and we've finally made it there: why does the God of the Old Testament Scriptures seem so different from the Jesus Christ of the gospels? It's a big question and for those of you who may not wrestle with the concept of the Sun & Moon standing still, the account of the conquest of the land in these 2 chapters are perhaps more difficult to stomach.

What are we to make of this manner of taking the Promised Land? Must it erode our trust in the God of these Scriptures who is Christ? How are we to wrap our minds around these accounts? Should we even bother? Is there anything helpful in these passages anyhow? We hope to consider all these questions and more with you on Sunday and I hope you find Joshua's insight especially encouraging even if you leave with these tensions unsolved.

This message from Joshua 10 dives into some big questions—like why the battles in Canaan were so intense, and what’s really going on with the sun standing still. We explore how these moments fit into God’s bigger story of faithfulness to His promises, and how He was with Joshua every step of the way. You’ll hear a few different takes on that wild sun moment, what it means to pray boldly, and how to trust God even when things don’t make perfect sense. Plus, there’s a clear call to live out your faith through baptism, communion, and embracing your identity in Christ.

This message from Joshua 10 dives into some big questions—like why the battles in Canaan were so intense, and what’s really going on with the sun standing still. We explore how these moments fit into God’s bigger story of faithfulness to His promises, and how He was with Joshua every step of the way. You’ll hear a few different takes on that wild sun moment, what it means to pray boldly, and how to trust God even when things don’t make perfect sense. Plus, there’s a clear call to live out your faith through baptism, communion, and embracing your identity in Christ.

By way of Joshua chapter 9 we get to unpack how important authenticity is when it comes to joining up with the people of God, and watch out, the conclusion we come to may catch you off guard.

By way of Joshua chapter 9 we get to unpack how important authenticity is when it comes to joining up with the people of God, and watch out, the conclusion we come to may catch you off guard.

Join us this Sunday to hear from guest speaker Matt Broweleit. Matt is a pastor, an author, and a thoughtful communicator who went to seminary with both Dave and Ryan in Colorado. We're excited to hear from him and we know you'll be encouraged by what he brings.

Join us this Sunday to hear from guest speaker Matt Broweleit. Matt is a pastor, an author, and a thoughtful communicator who went to seminary with both Dave and Ryan in Colorado. We're excited to hear from him and we know you'll be encouraged by what he brings.