In Chapter 20 God commands that cities of refuge be established in the land of Israel. In Chapter 21, God commands that Levitical cities be established. But by the time of Christ, none of this was happening or even possible. What do you do when the Bible has a clear command, rule or practice for God's people that can no longer be followed?

Joshua 20 & 21- Being Biblical

Last week we didn't have the chance to look at verse 43-45 of Joshua chapter 21. It is the summary of the people of Israel taking possession of the promised land. Yet, it is not exactly true. So how do we deal with that? What can we learn and does it matter to our lives today?

Sermon Extra- Unfinished Business

In Joshua 22 there is family drama among the children of Israel that almost leads to a Civil War. What caused it and what can we learn from it so we can avoid the same relational issues in our homes and communities?

Joshua 22- Family Drama

Over 25 years after the book of Joshua begins, Joshua calls the leaders of Israel together to give one final message to the people as he nears the end of his life. This week we will talk about what Joshua thought were the most important things he could say to the people and how they matter to our lives in 2024.

Joshua 23- Final Address

Today is our final study in the Book of Joshua. Last week Joshua gave his final message to the people but now he is taking his final action: reminding them of their history and calling them to repentance. This week Pastor Adam looks at Joshua's words to the people of Israel and shows how they the rest of history shown them to be true: that people cannot serve God on their own. We'll talk about how Jesus gave us the better way and how the Holy Spirit saves people completely.

Joshua 24- You Can't Serve God?

This week we start the book of Judges which picks up almost immediately after Joshua ends. Pastor Adam gives an overview introduction to the book as well as asking the question "why does the modern church look so much like ancient Israel? Isn't the new covenant supposed to be better?"

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Intro To Judges: Are We Any Better?

Samuel's final recorded act of ministry wasn't about himself, his preferences, his past or his legacy. It was about someone else, and their future and a lasting legacy in Jesus. Faith on Hill is a multi-generational church, and the part of the Bible we are looking at this week is a great example of living in that multi-generational reality.

One Last Job

In this Sermon Extra, Pastor Adam talks about why God made Saul king if he was always going to make David the kind down the road? We also talk about what to do if you find yourself feeling stuck in a "holding pattern" in your life.

Sermon Extra- King Saul

In this sermon extra we talk about whether there are parts of the Bible you can skip over, and if that's the case, which ones?

Sermon Extra- Can You Skip Over Parts of The Bible?

This week we begin our study of the Gospel of John. We talk about the Apostle's target audience, what matter's most and the beliefs that define who is and who is not a christian.

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