Four Forgotten Truths about God's People #1: You're on a Mission, Part 2
January 25, 2023
The admonition to be strong and courageous is about who we really are in Christ. We are the kind of people that God is calling, so because of who we are, He calls us to be strong and courageous. It's all about our identity in Him.
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We are studying four forgotten truths about God's people from the book of Joshua. The story of Joshua leading God's people into the promised land was written to teach God's people to remember that He is faithful in their battles. The book of Joshua reminds us of these great truths that will enable us to fight our spiritual battles victoriously.
January 24, 2023
Pastor Josh teaches that ceaseless prayer doesn't require becoming a monk or a spiritual giant, but is well within the reach of mere mortals like you and me.
January 23, 2023
It is important to take inventory on where our lives are actually going. We shouldn't just drift through life, but think about the consequences of the choices we make in relationship to our faith and our lives.
January 21, 2023
What can we best learn about today from the Apostle Paul? Not his strategic missional thinking nor his evangelistic strategy, but his prayer.
January 20, 2023
Church is not about finding community. Church is about responding to being found.
January 19, 2023
Today we take a look at the importance of doing things in someone's name. Pastor Josh discusses why the name of Jesus is so vitally important.
January 18, 2023
Pastor Josh teaches on grace as an empowering force. Grace does not finish with saving us; grace gives us confidence and bravery.
January 17, 2023
The Power of the Resurrection is the new reality that gives us new perspective and the power to face life in all its messiness.
January 16, 2023
The Bible says that we reap what we have sown. It really will not work out as someone once joked: We spend six days sowing our wild oats and then go to church and pray for crop failure.
January 14, 2023
We do not live on Good Friday; we live on Easter Sunday. We need a change of attitude and a change of action.
January 13, 2023
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One group says the Bible is a book about love, mercy, and kindness. They think of the story of the Good Samaritan and of Jesus telling us to turn the other cheek. So how could anyone think the Bible prevents a tolerant society? But for another group, the Bible is far from tolerant. There’s the conquest of Canaan. There’s Elijah killing Baal’s prophets by his own hand. And in the New Testament, Jesus talks often about hell. That’s not tolerant. What then can we say in answer to this question? Get your free resource and learn more today!