When Jesus told them who He was and shared with His followers what we can consider the greatest statement ever made, He wanted them to know He was not just another man.  He was not just a good man.  He was not just a prophet.  He was not just a rabbi.  He is God in the flesh.  Find out what He told them specifically on today’s Treasured Truth.

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As we continue these messages from Joshua chapter 1, Pastor Ford will describe how faith sees the invisible, believes the unbelievable, does the impossible, complies with the incomprehensible, and accepts the intangible.  

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Pastor Ford wants us to understand that we often let the little things keep us from the everything that God has for us.  Because where God’s will is concerned, we need to understand two things—we’re either in the way or on the way. 

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Pastor Ford explains that God has already given us the revelation—His promise.  But we don’t get the product—the manifestation of the promise—until we meet the qualifications for what God has said we can have.  Learn more as we continue this series called Takers, from Joshua 1. 

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Pastor Ford reminds us today that everything we need is in Christ.  We can do all things through Christ who strengthens us.  There are no limitations.  There are no barriers.  We need to take the lid off, break out of the box, and do the things He has called us to do! To learn more about what He has called us to do, join us for today’s Treasured Truth.

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We must respond to God’s plan and also rest in His promises.  Pastor Ford describes how the more we depend upon God, the more dependable we find Him to be.  No matter what comes our way, we follow God’s plan and He’s going to execute it and bring it to pass. 

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The Apostle Paul set an example for us when he was addressing the Galatian believers about the errors of their doctrine.  He equated the process to the “travails of childbirth” as he struggled to help them understand.  His ultimate goal was see the likeness of Christ formed in them. So, we can learn from Paul as we seek to assist our own fellow believers who may have accepted false doctrines that don’t line up with the truth found in God’s Word.

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As we continue to look at how God commanded Joshua to take the land that was promised to the children of Israel, Pastor Ford explains that sometimes the problem with us as believers is that we take the things that we shouldn’t be taking and we don’t take the things that we should be taking.  So we have to be careful to determine what it is that God really wants us to take. 

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Jesus is a taker.  The most spectacular robbery didn’t happen in a movie.  It happened on a hill called Calvary where Jesus died and took our sins on Himself.  He is a taker, who came to take away what we don’t need and give us what we do need.

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As we continue this series called Takers, Pastor Ford reminds us about how God elevated Joshua to a place of leadership so he could lead the children of Israel into the Promised Land.  He’ll also share some important leadership principles that will help us as we find ourselves in the place to lead others. 

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