At 110 years old & attending his final worship service, Joshua gives a final message to Generation Next about living salty lives worthy of the deliverance & promises that they've received. He gives them a WHY and a HOW to persevering in living such lives.

"Everywhere I turn someone is asking me - either implicity or explictly, either at work, at home or amongst friends - to work more, harder & better."How then can I possibly do more and more perfect work, even for Jesus?Find out how as Pastor Ryan preaches through Joshua 23.

SCC's Reflect 2012: Testimonies of Thanksgiving Service is our annual opportunity to reflect back on God's gracious handiwork in our lives over this past year and then give a testimony of thanksgiving before the congregation. 17 testimonies in all this year! (Yeah, it was a long service...thanks especially to all our Nursery Workers!!) Praise God for all HE has done through Jesus Christ!

On the heels of a 12-hour prayer vigil in which people prayed out loud for the first time and through which much fruit is being produced, Pastor O takes some time to focus us on the practical wisdom of Jesus for keeping prayer constant "off" the mountaintop - in the midst of a typical work week and during the stark reality of everyday life.

In examining the example of Joshua and his bold request of God to make the Sun Stand Still, Pastor Richard explains the difference between being a fan and being a follower of Jesus.This is Pastor Richard's debut sermon.

How to make godly vs. good-looking commitmentsHow to Respond when you make poor commitmentsHow God Redeems poor commitmentsAll this from Joshua 9 as preached by Pastor Ryan.

Through six verses containing stones, an altar, curses, blessings, and 8-10 hours of reading from God's Law on not one but two mountains, believe it or not this passage has the potential to transform your view and attitude toward worshipping together as a community.Pastor Ryan preaches on Joshua 8:30-35.

"Everything was going so well." You never want to hear these words - because they mark an all too conclusive end to otherwise smooth sailing.When God serves us a change-up, Joshua 7 helps us explore: (1) What Went Wrong?; (2) Figuring out what went wrong; (3) How to make it right.

Joshua 6 provides the second half of what obedience looks like in the Christian Life.As a person trusts & obeys, obedience turns from incovenience to joy. Find out how.

Once you trust your life to Jesus, you begin to hear of all kinds of different ways, keys, methods, formulas that are deemed ‘necessary’ to grow as a Christian.Joshua 5 anticipates the pattern for Christian growth - and a failure to get it right will stunt it.