Calling All "Calebs"

Calling All "Calebs"

Joshua 14:6-14 Caleb wasn't looking for comfort, he was asking for a mountain to climb. While others saw giants and obstacles, Caleb saw God's promises. While others grew weary, Caleb remained faithful. While others slowed down, Caleb still wanted the challenge God had placed before him. This Sunday, we'll discover what made Caleb different and why God is still looking for men and women like him today. Join us as we learn how to trust God's promises, remain faithful through the wait, and boldly pursue the mountain God has placed before us. No matter your age or stage of life, God is not finished with you yet.

“As For Me and My House” – Joshua 24:15

In a world full of competing priorities and shifting values, Joshua’s bold declaration still challenges us today: “As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.” This Father’s Day message will explore what it means to lead our families with conviction, faith, and godly example. Whether you are a father, grandfather, parent, or spiritual mentor, discover how your decisions today can leave a lasting legacy for generations to come. Join us as we are challenged to choose wholehearted devotion to God and lead those around us toward Him.

The Five E's to Ministry Multiplication

This week we welcomed a Guest Speak - Ryan Rought of TACTICA Ministries Global. Acts 14:21-23 Engage, Establish, Equip, Empower, Entrust

When God Fights For You (Joshua 10)

This Sunday in our Moving Forward series, we will explore Joshua 10 and discover what happens when God's people trust Him in the middle of overwhelming battles. From hailstones falling from heaven to the sun standing still, this chapter reminds us that victory does not come through our strength but through God's power. Join us as we learn that God honors His promises, fights battles we cannot win on our own, and gives victory to those who keep moving forward in faith.

Don't Be Deceived

This Sunday in our Moving Forward series, we will walk through Joshua 9 and discover how easy it is to make decisions based on appearances instead of God’s direction. Israel’s greatest mistake was not weakness, but prayerlessness. Join us as we learn how discernment, dependence on God, and His grace protect us from compromise and remind us that even our failures are not bigger than His mercy.