When it comes to the "what" of our lives, many times we are on the same page as God. But when it comes to the "how", often our ways of approaching life can be out of alignment with God's ways. Today we look at how God wanted his people to obediently follow His commands and trust Him so that the walls of Jericho would fall.

In Joshua chapter 3, God has the people prepare themselves for what He had in store...he called them to worship and to trust Him with what he was about to do for them. In today's episode, we dive into the thought, "don't expect God to take you where you have not prepared yourself to go."

Pastor's Chad and Josh discuss Part 3 of our teaching series through the Book of Joshua. This week we look at how movements of God often involve the least likely people.

As we continue through our series in the book of Joshua, we take a look at the story of Rahab, and how in a very unexpected turn of events God honored the faithfulness of this sinful woman, ultimately placing her in the ancestry of the Lord Jesus.

In the second installment of our "Dream On" series, we look at the implications for the three groups of families that decided they would prefer to not live inside the Promised Land. As believers, we have a responsibility and calling to lead others home. What does that look like when we decide to "stay put"?

Pastor's Chad and Josh discuss Part 2 of our teaching series through the Book of Joshua. This week we discuss the implications of the 3 groups of families that decided they would prefer to not live inside the Promised Land. We have a responsibility and calling to lead others home. What does that look like when we decide to "stay put"?

Pastor's Chad and Josh discuss Part 1 of our new teaching series through the Book of Joshua. This week we look at Joshua moving into his new role as leader over God's people and discover how we can stay courageous when God's dreams for us appear overwhelming.

We begin a new series through the book of Joshua, and this week we take a look at the story of Joshua as he became the new leader over the Israelites after the death of Moses. In what seemed like an impossible role to fill, we see that Joshua was able to find his strength and courage for the task only in the Lord.

The Scriptures tell us the story of how the Israelites were delivered from the land of Egypt. In today's message, we look at how ultimately, because of their lack of trust in God, the vast majority of them never entered into the Promised Land, and that a similar principle holds true for us today.

In our final episode in our "Summer Rules!" series, we look at God's first command, "You shall have no other gods before me", and we discover that more often than not the toughest god to let go of is the god of self.