South Sub Church

Due to God’s miraculous intervention Joshua and the nation of Israel have completed crossing the Jordan river. While the crossing itself is complete, God’s instructions to the Israelites are not. God commands the Israelites to memorialize the occasion with stones from the river. The message is clear, our experience of God’s work in our lives can be easily forgotten. Therefore, we must do the hard work to continuously remind ourselves and future generations of God’s role and His character.

After forty years of waiting and wandering, God instructs Israel to cross the Jordan river and enter the land that he has promised them. There is just one problem; the river is flooding. However, through trusting in God’s miraculous intervention, the people are able to cross over the river. We find ourselves in a similar position today, wanting to cross over into God’s kingdom, but finding ourselves separated by the raging river of our sinfulness. Will we try to cross on our own terms, or will we trust in the miraculous intervention of Jesus Christ to make a way and allow us to cross over?

South Sub Christian Church in Littleton Colorado has a contemporary service every Sunday at 9am.

The 11am traditional service at features traditional hymns by our choir with organ and piano.

Come worship with us in person at 7275 S Broadway, Littleton, CO 80122,

or online at https://www.southsub.church

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The focus of our attention and the object of our affection. It beckons us. It calls us by name. It looks so good. Yet we sit on the edge looking in. Wondering. Waiting. Will we ever experience it? What does it take to step in? Who will take us there?

Joshua asked the same questions as he sat on the outside looking in. Rather than stopping short of the other side, stuck in wandering and fear, he took a step. A step of faith that changed his life. In this series, we discover how Joshua moved forward and experienced all that God for him on the other side.

The Other Side. The focus of our attention and the object of our affection. It beckons us. It calls us by name. It looks so good. Yet we sit on the edge looking in. Wondering. Waiting. Will we ever experience it? What does it take to step in? Who will take us there?

Joshua asked the same questions as he sat on the outside looking in. Rather than stopping short of the other side, stuck in wandering and fear, he took a step. A step of faith that changed his life. In this series, we discover how Joshua moved forward and experienced all that God for him on the other side.

Joy Is Coming by South Sub Church

Tis the season for Christmas trees, traditions and gifts . . . but it’s also the season for traffic jams, maxed out credit cards, awkward family get-togethers and sugar-crazed children (not to mention over-indulging adults). The truth is, the holidays are a little more complicated than we’d ever care to admit. Join us as we discover how this season can be one filled with joy rather than the accepted accustom of feeling overwhelmed.

Experiencing Joy In a Season of Hardships by South Sub Church

Tis the season for Christmas trees, traditions and gifts . . . but it’s also the season for traffic jams, maxed out credit cards, awkward family get-togethers and sugar-crazed children (not to mention over-indulging adults). The truth is, the holidays are a little more complicated than we’d ever care to admit. Join us as we discover how this season can be one filled with joy rather than the accepted accustom of feeling overwhelmed.

Tis the season for Christmas trees, traditions and gifts . . . but it’s also the season for traffic jams, maxed out credit cards, awkward family get-togethers and sugar-crazed children (not to mention over-indulging adults). The truth is, the holidays are a little more complicated than we’d ever care to admit. Join us as we discover how this season can be one filled with joy rather than the accepted accustom of feeling overwhelmed.

Relationships are hard. In today’s me-first world of instant gratification, cancel culture and no-fault divorce, it seems almost impossible to find a true love. Friendships fracture, families fight and romances fizzle. Is finding a love that lasts simply a figment of the imagination that is found is fairy-tales?

Could it be that love is being looked for in the wrong places? Rather than looking outward to others for a love that endures, we need to learn to live out a love that lasts.