Some people think things will never get better. Others think things could never get worse. Yet history and experience tell us that neither of these things are true. Humanity can never assume that it has "arrived". In the same way, we are mistaken to think that God has no power to change the current situation. In Joshua 10, we see clear examples of how both things are true and Pastor Adam talks about how God is still shaking up the status quo.

Joshua 10- God Changes Things

We are back in the book of Joshua. This week we talk about the people who opposed and fought against the children of Israel taking the land. Who where they and what was really going on? We also talk about skipping "boring" parts of the Bible.

Joshua 11 & 12- Make a Choice

Chapter 13 starts out with God telling Joshua "you are too old". But God had used Moses in his old age and would use many older women and men after Joshua, why did it matter now?

This week Pastor Adam talks about the very real issue of Ageism in the American church and how some people have unique callings unlike the rest of God's people.

Joshua 13 & 14- Does God Care About Your Age?

This week we talk about why Israel stopped fighting for better things and instead turned to sin and apathy. We'll also talk about cultural norms vs Biblical commands and how that works out in the Christian's life.

Joshua 15-17: Don't Give Up On Something Better

Seven Tribes of Israel had still not fulfilled the commands of God. Joshua now speaks prophetically to the people. Are their prophets in our day? What does that look like and who are they? We'll talk about it as we look at chapters 18 & 19 of the book of Joshua.

Where Are the Prophets?

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

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.

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