Once you've had the victory, you have to keep the peace. Likewise, with our salvation, once we are saved, we have to keep the peace and continue in our faith. In today's sermon the Eastern Tribes are returning to claim what was promised to them and we find here how to maintain the peace in our walk.

Age brings change but it does not have to being ineffectiveness or weakness. Today we see a wonderful example of finishing strong and staying faithful in the man Caleb. Join with the congregation of Buck Run Baptist Church in Dr. York's exposition of Joshua 14.

Joshua has made a covenant that he fully intends to keep. The Israelites made a bad decision but that doesn't mean that have to keep making them. Joshua has victory over his enemy and in today's sermon we see how we share today in another victory that was accomplished over 2,000 years ago. Join the congregation of Buck Run as Dr. York continues in the series of Claiming the Victory God Has For You.

A Treaty with Trouble. Joshua 9 teaches much about the holiness of God. God gives us a standard and then holds us to that standard. Here, we see Israel face the consequences of not keeping the standard God has set. They did not consult God and made a treaty with trouble. Join the congregation of Buck Run as Dr. Hershael York exposits the Scripture in Joshua 9.

We are in Joshua 8 this week and the text brings us to the necessity of repentance in our Christian lives. NOTE: In the middle of the service there was a medical emergency and EMS had to come and take a man out of the service so there is a cut in the recording and the second half of the service had to be hurried for time constraints. You will hear this event referenced in the sermon.

Joshua 7 stands in stark contrast to the victory we find in Joshua 6. Today's sermon points out the damage secret sin has in our life and the adverse affect it has around us. Yes the judgment is severe in Joshua 7 but it points to one who received that punishment on our behalf around 1,200 years later. Join Buck Run in committing this Word to our hearts as it changes our lives.

Joshua 6 shows a great act of obedience. In today's sermon we see Joshua's response in acting in faith and from victory as opposed to an attempt to fighting for victory. What walls in your life need to come down?

The question is not "Is God for you?" but, "Are you for God?".

Today's sermon comes from the 4th chapter of Joshua. When we think of all God has done for us we also have to acknowledge that there are countless victories we've simply forgotten or even neglected. This passage speaks to the times in our lives that we need to acknowledge these victories in building a memorial in a practical way for us to remember, communicate to others and confess to God we see it is by His hand.

This sermon on Rehab we see God's work in an unlikely place. But also see the reality that our own hearts are an "unlikely" place. God promises to free us from out past, our fear and our ties when we exercise our faith with some practical action steps we find in this week's sermon.