This Sunday we wrapped up our series in the book of Joshua with a powerful message from Pastor Shea titled “Keep Choosing the Promise.”

Joshua’s final words remind us that walking in God’s promises is a daily choice. Pastor Shea challenged us with three keys:
1️⃣ Stay humble – don’t let pride or self-reliance pull you away from God.
2️⃣ Stay close – draw near to His presence and remain rooted in His Word.
3️⃣ Keep choosing the promise – step forward in faith, trusting God’s faithfulness over every season.

What happens after failure? After sin is exposed and wounds are real? Joshua 8 shows us a God who doesn’t give up on His people—but leads them back into the place they once lost. This week is all about restoration. You’ll hear how God turned Israel’s lowest point into a redemptive victory, and how He can do the same in your life. If you’ve made mistakes, lost ground, or feel like your past disqualifies you, this message will remind you: God is not finished with you yet.

Sometimes what’s holding us back isn’t out there—it’s what’s hidden inside. After a stunning victory, Israel faced unexpected defeat. The reason? One man’s secret sin. This week’s message isn’t about shame—it’s about freedom. We’ll talk honestly about the power of confession, the danger of compromise, and how God wants to bring healing to the parts of us we’ve tried to hide. If you’re stuck, tired, or wondering why progress feels impossible, this week might just be the breakthrough your heart has been longing for.

This past Sunday, Pastor Karla brought a timely and powerful word from Joshua chapters 3 and 4 titled “A Different Generation.” In this message, we follow the Israelites as they prepare to cross the Jordan River—a pivotal moment that required a new kind of faith, fresh obedience, and bold trust in God’s leadership. Pastor Karla unpacks what it means to be a generation marked by courage, unity, and remembrance. As the priests step into the water and the people walk on dry ground, we see a picture of what it looks like to leave behind the wilderness and step fully into God’s promises. This message challenges us to not just move forward, but to remember what God has done—building spiritual monuments that testify of His faithfulness for generations to come. If you’ve ever felt stuck between seasons or unsure of your next step, this message will stir your heart to walk boldly, honor the past, and embrace your role in a different kind of generation—one that testifies with their whole life.

What if the person God wants to use most isn’t the one with the perfect reputation, but the one with radical faith?

This Sunday, Ashok Kurian continues our powerful journey through the book of Joshua with a message that flips expectations and reminds us of God's unstoppable grace. In Joshua chapter 2, we meet Rahab — a woman with a complicated past who chooses courageous faith over cultural comfort.

She wasn’t a soldier. She wasn’t a prophet. She was a prostitute. But when she heard about the God who split seas and conquered kings, she believed — and acted.

This isn’t just a story of hiding spies or hanging a scarlet cord. It’s about how real faith moves us to risk for God, stand against fear, and trust His promises even when everything is uncertain. It’s about how your past doesn’t disqualify you from being part of God’s future.

Whether you feel like you’ve been disqualified, overlooked, or stuck in fear — this message will encourage you to see that faith is what moves you forward, and grace is what keeps you in the story.

Ever felt like God was calling you into something you didn’t feel prepared for? Like the weight was too much or the risk too great?

This Sunday, Pastor Shea kicked off our new series in the Book of Joshua with a message titled "When I Don't Feel Ready."

In Joshua 1:1–9, we find Joshua standing at the edge of a daunting new season. After Moses’ death, the responsibility to lead God's people fell on him—and God’s first command was clear: “Be strong and courageous.”

This message is an encouragement to step forward even when fear whispers, “You can’t do this.” You’ll be reminded that your confidence doesn’t come from having it all together—it comes from knowing God is with you.

📖 Key Scripture:
Joshua 1:1–9