After the faithful and impactful leadership of Moses, a servant who carried out God’s mission with dedication and strength, God’s people faced a pivotal moment. Yet, in that transition, God raised Joshua and gave him a powerful assurance: “As I was with Moses, so I will be with you.”

As we navigate this period of change, he reminds us that we are called to be prayerful, receptive, and united, trusting that God is already at work, lifting the right people for this next season. The same God who was faithful before remains faithful now.

This message encourages us to embrace both gratitude for what has been and faith for what is to come, because God’s presence goes with His people, and His mission always moves forward.

He prayed for us that as we enter this new season, may we be a people who not only grow personally in Christ but also help others rise into the fullness of life He offers.

This message reminds us that God calls us to walk closely with those He places around us: to encourage and be encouraged, to stand with one another in hardship, and to grow together in faith and love.

Jesus reminds us that life is not measured by the abundance of what we own, but by how we live, love, and give. While the world encourages us to accumulate more and prove our worth through possessions, the Kingdom of God calls us to live open-handedly — allowing God’s blessings to flow through us to others.

Dave's message challenges us to intentionally choose faith over financial security, generosity over accumulation, and trust in God over trust in wealth.

Will we hold tightly to what we have, or will we trust God and become channels of blessing to others?

She highlights how our response can cause us to bear fruit that lasts

Jeremiah 17:8:

He will be like a tree planted by water. It sends its roots out toward a stream. It doesn’t fear when heat comes, and its foliage remains green. It will not cease producing fruit in a year of drought.

Scripture in Hebrews 4:12 reminds us that God’s Word is living and active, able to renew our minds, strengthen our spirits, and guide our steps.

Pastor Dave focuses on the practice of engaging with God’s Word and reflecting on the power of words, as well as how God speaks to us, forms us, and invites us to align our lives with His truth.

As we commit ourselves to Him this year, may we devote ourselves afresh to listening for His voice and allowing His Word to shape our trust, our prayers, and our daily walk.

Pastor Dave also highlights the powerful theme of rest in the creation story, showing how God’s design for rest is not weakness but worship. This theme weaves forward into the life of Noah, a man through whom God sought to redeem and restore His people in a broken world.

A rich and thought-provoking message on creation, fall, redemption, and rest.

Discover how understanding the world in which these words were first heard can bring fresh insight and depth to the way we read and live out God’s Word today.

He offers helpful context to paint a clear picture of where we are as a congregation and how this shapes the leadership decisions that members will vote on during the forum.

This conversation highlights some of the natural rhythms and tensions that come with healthy ministry growth as we continue to follow the ways and practices of Jesus together.

Discover the similarities and differences across ancient accounts, and see what makes the Genesis story of our God uniquely powerful and personal.

Dave also shares practical tools to help you go deeper in your own study of Scripture.

We hope you’re inspired to enjoy your daily “toast”, which is regular reading of God’s Word, and every so often, dig in for a “roast dinner”, which is a deeper feast of study and reflection.

In this message, Jon encourages us to persevere in prayer with gratitude and focus. He reminds us that the ultimate priority of prayer is the advancement of the gospel and the strengthening of our walk with Christ Jesus.

Whether you're in school, in the workplace setting, or serving in ministry, this passage reminds us that everything we do is an act of worship when it’s done in the name of Jesus. This message is a timely encouragement to live with intentionality and joy, knowing that our work matters when it’s done for the Lord.