Let me ask you a question: during the battle for the city of Jericho what was more significant--the citizens of Jericho being locked-in or the nation of Israel being locked-out? Fear had immobilized the city of Jericho. They were stronger and walled-in, but fear controlled them. Don't allow your fears to lock you in.

After over 40 years, Israel finally entered into Canaan. They were finally home. They were in the promised land. Yet their journey was not over; they had simply entered into a new season. Life is full of seasons: some short, some long. In every case we go into the next season having faith in the past, hope for the future, and love for the present.

Despite the prevalence of Bibles in US households, many Americans fail to engage with its life-changing message. May we prioritize reading and applying God's Word, recognizing it as a love letter from God that equips us for a life of purpose and service.

In this series, we will hear various people in our church family share a little of their story. In today's video, we hear from Jon Rowell.

When Joshua led the nation of Israel across the Jordan River, several things were accomplished: It validated Joshua as a suitable replacement for Moses, and it got the nation of Israel into the promised land. And it all started with a step of faith.

In this series, we will hear various people in our church family share a little of their story. In today's video, we hear from Billy Rhoads, retired Pastor and church volunteer. This is Part 2 of his story.

This message from Pastor Derrel Strickland, part of our journey through the Book of Joshua, brings us to an intriguing story about Rahab and the significance of the red thread. Rahab, a woman of faith, helped the Israelite spies and marked her window with a scarlet cord—a symbol of her faith and a promise of safety. Pastor Derrel emphasized that the red thread symbolizes the sacrifice and salvation offered through Jesus, showing how faith in Him liberates us from sin. The story of Rahab encourages us all to hold onto our faith and trust in the red thread of Christ's sacrifice, which spans from Genesis through Revelation. The core takeaway is that, like Rahab, we must immediately act on our faith and trust in God's promises.

The twelve men that spied out Canaan all saw the same thing, but two had a different perspective. Those that lived in Canaan saw the same thing but they too had a different perspective. Are you seeing through eyes of faith or eyes of fear? The eyes you see through determine what you see.

Shortly after Moses' death Joshua told the people get ready. That in three days we are entering in the place of rest. We need to ask ourselves the question: Are we ready to leave? What preparations to we need to make? Let's look and see what we need to do to be ready.

od told Joshua to be strong and courageous. That sounds easy but sometimes it's not. How can we be strong and courageous? Let's talk about it.

Joshua is an Old Testament type of Christ. Even the name Joshua is the Hebrew word for Jesus which means "Jehovah is Salvation". Just as Joshua lead Israel out of the desert into the Promised Land, Jesus our savior leads us out of this world into heaven.

In this series, we will hear various people in our church family share a little of their story. In today's video, we hear from Billy Rhoads, retired Pastor and church volunteer.

As we begin a study of the book of Joshua, we find that Joshua was an assistant to Moses from an early age. Moses passed the baton to a man who had been mentored by him for many years. He not only passed the baton he passed the anointing. God was with him.

In this series, we will hear various people in our church family share a little of their story. In today's video, we hear from Pastor Jeff, our “new” Music Pastor and newest member of our staff.

Living out daily biblical disciplines such as prayer builds our faith and shapes us into a disciple of Jesus.

Prayer is an avenue of sweet communion with God that deepens our relationship and grows our understanding of who He is. God invites us to commune with Him, and prayer is the gift He has given to us.

Years ago the question was asked, "if you were put on trial for being a Christian would there be enough evidence to convict you?" That's a great question. What would your answer be? I am thankful that I will not be tried for my good works but for the work of Jesus Christ and what that work accomplished for me. Let's look at it.

Have you ever seen someone runs into a spider web and they do the crazy dance, waving their harms trying to get it off? There are many things in life that are like that. Satan is a deceiver and he weaves webs to catch us in. One strand of the web normally doesn't stop us but weaving many together binds us into a strangle hold. Let's talk about Satan's Web.