We were created to experience freedom, but what does God say that true freedom looks like, and how can we guard against going back to the things that have enslaved us in the past?

What on earth am I here for? We often think of purpose in terms of what we do, but what if it is something so much more. Together we’ll examine God’s perspective on our purpose and discover the joy and freedom that it brings.

All of humanity was represented in death by those at Golgotha, and all of humanity can personally experience new life through the resurrected Christ! Regardless of your situation, sentiment, or behaviors, everyone has access to life in Jesus Christ—who was alive, was dead, and is now alive forevermore!

Sermon Notes: http://bible.com/events/599153

Good Friday is one of the most important, painful yet loving days in the history of humanity. Join us for our special Good Friday service when we will come together for teaching, singing and celebrate communion as we ponder the greatest sacrifice this world has ever known.

Rather than seeing the triumphal entry of Jesus for what it was—a fulfillment of prophecy—many people, including the religious leaders, were so concerned with themselves or with keeping their own power and authority, that they actually missed the Messiah! Believe it or not, it is possible to be religious and yet completely miss God!

Notes: https://www.bible.com/events/599104

In his final charge to the people of Israel, Joshua points them back to all that God has done and he calls them to make a choice as to how they will each live. But while the choice seems simple and obvious, it is one that is easier said than done. Following the one true God comes at a cost.

God’s faithfulness in the past is undeniable, but Joshua reminds us that there is still more work to do, and that God’s promises are sufficient for that too. However, the more settled and comfortable that life becomes, the easier it is to compromise and lose sight of the calling that God has given us.

Most people have heard about the story of Jericho, where the Israelites march around the walls of Jericho for seven days and then watched the walls fall down. What you may not know is that the story does not end when the walls fall down, but after Israel's first military defeat in the promised land. Come join us as we look at why a questionable woman from Jericho receives honor and Israel experiences defeat.

Just as the LORD used Moses to led the people through the Red Sea, the LORD used Joshua to lead the people into the promised land. The story is similar to what occurred forty years ago, but with some key differences. Come join us as we look at how the LORD continues his work through Joshua and the people of Israel.

While Joshua had the promise of God’s deliverance, he had not been given detailed instructions on just how God would accomplish his plans and defeat the enemies they would face. Joshua would need to trust the Lord completely, but in that trust, he was also to use the resources God gave him. What resources has God given you as you wait and trust in Him moving forward – join us to find out!