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How can we begin to understand the power of God and consistently remind ourselves that dynamic power is available for us to tap into? In Joshua chapter 10, we see the sun standing still, hailstones from heaven and the armies of God victorious. And I'm worried about what? He is the Lord of Heaven and Earth.

Joshua 9:14 Then the men of Israel took some of their provisions; but they did not ask the counsel of the Lord. The Bible promises that there will be a wave of deception in the end-times that will lead may astray. If our adversary, the Devil, cannot take us down through conventional warfare, he will use deception. Israel’s failure with the Gibeonites provide a powerful lesson for all of us to learn.

We tend to skip over sections of the Bible that aren't overtly relevant to our lives. But if we take the time to look into these passages we find them rich with meaning. This passage in Joshua points us to Christ and a dangerous ideology present in the church.

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During this election it is important to remember to vote biblically. Today we will look at some filters to help us with that.

Never let one defeat keep you from future victory! Our God knows how to bring victory from our worst defeats!

Israel has just experienced a God-sized miracle with the defeat of Jericho. Next up: the city of Ai. Should be easy, right? Think again. We must learn from our victories and lean on God for direction in both big and small changes. In fact, sometimes, It's the small things that really cause us to fall hard! Amen?

In Joshua 5; Israel has experienced the miraculous and the enemy is "shaking in their sandals". it's finally time to...."Wait"! What? They are already in the land but before they battle they must: 1.) Deal with the past 2.) Live in the present and 3.) Submit for the future God is still at work in them before He sends them out for Him.

In Joshua Chapter 4, the people set up monuments symbolic of moments--so they can teach future generations about God. Perhaps the grater illustration is that of the Jordan River; a picture of death to the "old life" and walking with Christ in resurrection power.

Before Israel can get to get the Promised Land, there is a formidable obstacle in their way; the Jorden River. There always is When we are called by God to join Him and walk by faith. We can draw strenght in knowing our Gd is among us and that those our God is among us and that those steps of faith are preparation! Meanwhile, the priests who were carrying the Ark of the Lord's Covenant stood on dry ground in the middle of the riverbed as the people passed by. They waited there until the whole nation of is Israel had crossed the Jorden on dry ground.

It's important to remember that God is the central figure in the Book of Joshua. Chapter 2 tells one of those incredible stories of the grace of God; His relentless love for people.

It will be a battle to enter into everything that God has for His children. There are distractions within and without. This weekend's reading in the book of Joshua will challenge us to press on; all the while doing it together.

This week we start our deep dive into the passage of the Book of Joshua. We'll start by looking at the commissioning of Joshua and what, for modern Christians, must be our guiding force and sustaining source.

This Sunday, as we continue our series through Kingdom Character, we will be looking at the Kingdom character of jealousy.

When the people of God stood on the cusp of the Promised Land, Caleb urged them toward faith despite a negative report. This story has a lot to say to us even now about trusting God and obedience.

This Sunday we continue in our series, "kingdom Character". our Theme this week is how God's presence today gives us hope for today and for the future.

Sunday we begin a new series studying Kingdom characteristics of Faith heroes in the book of Exodus. Exodus is all about redemption-mighty moves of God using extraordinary people as He brings freedom to Israel. Today our focus is on trusting in the sovereignty of God. Understanding that God is still sovereign, no mate how crazy things get!

In an era of upheaval, it is easy to lose one's sense of peace. What does the Bible teach us of the peace of God.

We are living in the midst of extremely difficult times. Everyone has fears and feelings about the magnitude of events happening the world. It's easy to be overwhelmed and become stuck in a tunnel where there seems to be no hope or light. Join us this Sunday as Megan shares what she has been learning about Hope in Difficult Times.

One of Pastor Richie's Mentors, Jimmy Stewart, will finish out our series on the Be Attitudes. He has Served as a missionary with YWAM in Hong Kong and throughout the world most of his adult life. We will be blessed to hear from the Heart of the Father.