In this week's message Pastor Chris walks us through Joshua 4, where God instructs the Israelites to create memorials using twelve stones from the Jordan River, emphasizing the importance of remembering His mighty works. Chapter four teaches three main lessons: God is attentive, available, and able; God is actively taking territory in our lives through sanctification; and His people are called to testify about His faithfulness. These stone memorials served as both visible and invisible reminders of God's powerful intervention, pointing to Christ's death and resurrection.

This week's message explores the theme of "Facing the Impossible" through Joshua 3, emphasizing how prioritizing God leads to His provision in seemingly impossible situations. Pastor Chris highlights the importance of waiting on God, maintaining proper spiritual priorities, and trusting in His timing. Today's message emphasizes that while we all face impossible situations, God specializes in making the impossible possible when we trust and follow His leading.

Joshua 2 teaches us about the power of faith through the story of Rahab, who demonstrated her belief in God through decisive action. Despite her past as a prostitute, Rahab's faith led her to protect the Israelite spies and ultimately join God's people. This message reminds us that faith must be accompanied by works, and that God can use anyone who truly believes, regardless of their background.

In week one of our new series we dive into Joshua 1, and explore the transition of leadership from Moses to Joshua and how God's promises extend beyond physical possessions into our daily spiritual victories. Pastor Chris talks on the importance of being faithful where God places us, staying rooted in His Word through meditation and application, and following God's specific plan for claiming His promises. This message reminds us that while leaders and processes may change, God remains constant and equips us with everything needed for a victorious life.

In this powerful message from Luke 15, Pastor Chris explores the parable of the Prodigal Son, focusing on the Father's boundless love and forgiveness. Through three key aspects - seeing, feeling compassion, and accepting - we learn how God eagerly awaits our return, no matter how far we've strayed. This Easter message reminds us that just as the father gave his best for his lost son, our Heavenly Father demonstrated His ultimate love by giving His best - Jesus Christ - for all of us.

This week's message from Revelation 2:1-7 examines the church of Ephesus and their loss of their "first love" despite their accomplishments and doctrinal accuracy. Jesus addresses three key aspects: He knows the church's strengths, struggles, and solutions. Pastor Chris emphasizes that God desires genuine relationship over performance, calling believers to remember, repent, and return to their original devotion.

In this week's message, Pastor Chris explores the concept of sanctification as a two-fold process of being set apart from sin and set apart to God, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a separated and consecrated life in Christ. The message outlines practical steps for keeping oneself clean from spiritual defilement and highlights the significance of developing spiritual disciplines. It challenges believers to examine their commitment to God and calls for complete surrender in the Christian walk.

In week three of our Revival series, the message explores the concept of revival through David's story of sin and redemption in Psalm 51. It emphasizes that no one is immune from drifting away from God and highlights the critical importance of genuine repentance. The sermon demonstrates how personal revival comes through honest confession, taking responsibility for our sins, and turning back to God with a broken and contrite heart.