Pastor Nate brings the message, "Last Words” from Joshua 22-24. In this final sermon of our Joshua series the last words from Israel's leader come in the form of a challenge: "Choose whom you will serve". Every day, every moment we are making a choice as to whom we will serve. It's either God or self. Pray that God uses His Word this Sunday to encourage His people to choose Him.
Pastor Nate brings the message, "A Surprising Inheritance” from Joshua 13-21. Big chunks of Scripture outlining land allotments/inheritances to ancient Israel can seem insignificant and, quite frankly, boring for today's reader. But all Scripture is profitable for us (2 Tim 3:16), and in this week's sermon we will see that God has a purpose for including this information in His Word to us.
Pastor Nate brings the message, "Depending on God” from Joshua 9-12. Have you taken time to pray over the matters you are facing today? We might aim for a quick answer with Gemini or ChatGPT or call a friend, but will you take a moment to seek God first? Joshua 9-12 helps us keep life simple: go to God first and depend on Him to lead you through the day.
Pastor Nate brings the message, "Who is Ultimate?” from Joshua 5:15 - 8:35. When Joshua and the rest of Israel approached the Jordan, they trusted what god had told them. When they approached Jericho, they had to trust what God had declared. When God spoke of sin, some failed to trust His commands. This passage brings us back to simplicity: trust what God has spoken…and obey.
Pastor Nate brings the message, "God Does the Impossible” from Joshua 3-4. God delights in doing the "impossible" in order to bring glory to Himself. For example, when the Jordan River was at peak height during the flood season, God chose to take Israel across it-on dry ground. His powerful works are a reminder that God is carrying out a good plan in and through the lives of His people and nothing can stop Him.
This message is taken from Ephesians 5:25-33. When it comes to the way they relate to their wives, husbands tend to fall into three categories: resentment, respect, or love. Husband, God has given you a clear path to follow in regards to your marriage: love your wife as Christ loved the church and gave himself up for her.
The message is taken from Ephesians 5:7-14. Where would you be today if the light of Christ had not shined on your heart and life? Christ is still shining His light through believers into darkness, and it is our prayer that we would see darkness around us become light! Are we faithfully reflecting His light?
The message is taken from Ephesians 5:1-7. If you were given a chance to exhort Christians (or even the world) concerning the seriousness of sexual immorality, what argument would you give? In this message we see Paul making the most succinct statements; and, they are weighty, attention-getting, and definitely helpful.
