One definition of cultivation is to try to develop and improve something. The passage about the talents gives us a reminder of the Lord's expectation for His image bearers to cultivate until He returns. 

We can learn from victories and failures. In fact ,we can see the depth of God's love and grace when we fall short. 

Joshua and the Israelites are on the doorstep of Jericho and they are about to go into battle. We will look at the preparation before the battle and how God refocuses Joshua. We will see the execution of their plan and how the plan is unorthodox but they trust God. Then we will see them rest in the victory and seeing how God keeps His promises.

Have you ever wondered, what is God’s mission in the world? What does he want to do in my life? This Sunday we will look to 2 Corinthians 3:12-18 and revelation 22:1-5 to see that God’s mission is our transformation for His glory as we seek to live for eternity.

We have all struggled to remember how the Lord has helped and delivered us in the past. The Lord instructs Joshua to tell the people to gather future reminders of His faithfulness. 

It's time to move forward! Joshua begins giving instructions to make moves toward Jericho. However, this military campaign has God at the lead. 

The Tragic Hero in a story is usually the protagonist destined for downfall, suffering, or defeat. This sounds much like all of humanity if Jesus doesn’t intervene. Rahab, the last and least likely hero, demonstrates incredible faith.  

What is leadership? What is good leadership? What is godly leadership? After Joshua receives the instructions from the Lord, he turns and lays out the objectives for the people to follow. Joshua shows us how a leader, called by the Lord should lead.

In baseball, being on deck means your next up to bat. Can you imagine the players in the dugout watching and analyzing the batters every move? It's very easy to be critical when all eyes aren't on you. Joshua is next up, God has called him into the game. "Moses my servant is dead. Now arise..."

Pastor Dhati dives into Ephesians 6 which encourages believers to stand strong against the schemes of the devil clothed with the armor of God.