In this week’s message, our Next Gen Pastor, Gunnar Dixon explores the concept of Jehovah Nissi (The Lord is my Banner) through the story of the Israelites' battle with the Amalekites. He reminds us that God equips us for life's battles—both against sin and difficult circumstances—even when we feel overwhelmed and inadequate. Just as Moses' raised staff represented God's power working through His people, we too can lean on God's strength and the support of fellow believers when our own strength fails.

In Joshua chapter 8, Pastor Chris explores how sin hinders God's work in our lives, while dealing with sin properly allows us to experience God's power again. We learn that God can turn places of defeat into victory when we follow His plans, which may change in method but remain consistent in principle.

In Joshua 7, Pastor Chris explores how to achieve victory in the face of defeat by examining the mistakes of the Israelites at Ai. He emphasizes that our obedience to truth, not just knowledge of it, impacts our success and the lives of others. He also highlights two critical failures: neglecting to seek God's guidance through prayer and failing to recognize the devastating impact of hidden sin in our lives.

In this week's message, we hear a personal testimony from our Administrative Pastor, Chris Lee.

In this week’s message, we explore Joshua chapter 6. Through the story of Joshua and the battle of Jericho, we learn how God transforms seemingly impossible battles into blessings through faith and obedience. Pastor Chris teaches us that the story demonstrates that victory belongs to the Lord, and success comes through following God's plan rather than our own. This powerful account teaches us that while we face spiritual battles daily, God provides everything we need for victory when we trust and obey His direction.

In our continuation of Joshua chapter 5, Pastor Chris explores themes of preparation, provision, and recognizing God as our provider. The chapter emphasizes the importance of making God our priority and completely trusting His timing, even during delays. Through the Israelites' experience at Gilgal, we learn that victories come through obedience to God's voice and that spiritual preparation precedes significant breakthroughs.

In this week’s message from Joshua 5, Pastor Chris explores how God's timing and preparation are essential for spiritual victory. He emphasizes that both successes and failures can become stumbling blocks, and true victory comes through obedience to God's voice. He leaves us with five key priorities for believers, focusing on seeking, loving, obeying, serving, and worshipping God above all else.

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.