This week we are in Joshua 3 and we take a look at consecration, and the Israelites were called to consecrate themselves before crossing the Jordan River. Because they listened, they were able to cross the river on dry land. If you want to conquer, you must be consecrated.
This week we take a look at Joshua 2, where we see the spies going in to Jericho to gather intelligence. When they were in Jericho, they had to be crafty to be able to gather the required information to be able to take the land that was promised to them. If you want to […]
Nathanael brings us a message from 3 John today. In this letter, John writes regarding who we should be imitating.Specifically, John compares, and contrasts, two individuals: Diotrephes and Demetrius. Of these two, we are to imitate Demetrius as he is well spoken by everyone – and even by truth itself. As christians, we should practice […]
Richard starts us off in Joshua 1, where Joshua is called to be strong and courageous. Joshua is called after having been lead by Moses, the man who: saw the burning bush, lead the Israelites across the Red Sea, stood in the presence of God as He walked past, and brought down the Ten Commandments. […]
Darren Radford brings this weeks message from the book of John. Darren starts with a reminder that the darkness is around us at all times, but as the message continues we are reminded that we are the light. Darkness cannot penetrate the light, but light can always penetrate the dark.
Richard takes us on a quick trip through Jude this week. Jude writes to believers, warning them to keep a strong faith and not allow it to waiver. Richard summarizes Jude’s encouragement in verses 20-25 as this: Stay Strong, Stay Merciful, Stand Blameless.
We take a look at Hannah’s prayer in 1 Samuel 2:1-10, after she was able to conceive a son and gave him up for service to the Lord. This is a great example of a prayer that can be modeled fro all believers. When Hannah’s prayer was answered, she followed through on her promise. Be […]
Nathanael brings a message this week from Romans 14:1-12 where he calls for unity in the Church over matters of opinion. When we are fully convinced in our own minds over something that is a matter of opinion (not doctrinal, nor clearly commanded), we should not let this be a divisive matter in the Church. […]
This week, we take a look at what happens after Easter in Acts 1:1-11. Easter was not the end of the story, it was just the beginning of our story. Without Easter, there wouldn’t be the Church. Because of Easter, Jesus’s story did not end; it kicked off a worldwide ripple and we have been […]
This Easter we take a look at why the Jesus’ story was written. We look at how Thomas’ story was recorded in John and how we can relate. We also see Jesus’ blessing for those who believe and have not seen. His story was written, so your’s can be rewritten.