06/07/2026
From the time Joshua was a scout for Moses, to the 40 years in the wilderness, to entering the promised land and conquering through God. Joshua had one brother and partner in faith through it all — Caleb.
09/17/2023
Sermon Series:
SUNDAY SERVICE
What Breaks His Heart
Vision for the Church: Part Two
Today, God is sending groups of people to the Church who may make us uncomfortable.
...people who look differently than we do.
...people who act differently than we do.
...people who live differently than we do.
How will we, the Church, receive people who God loves as much as He loves us, even if they are different from us?
Jesus never judged sinners. He hung out with them. He preferred spending time with them instead of the religious crowd of the day.
Do you want to know what breaks the heart of Jesus?
Watch Part 2 of our pastor Brian Kamstra's vision for our church: "What Breaks His Heart."
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- Speaker:
- Brian Kamstra
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05/31/2026
After the miraculous victory at Jericho, why did the Israelites face such a crushing defeat at the small city of Ai?
Rob Latiak continues our series on the life of Joshua with a powerful and timely message titled "Clean Your Camp."
05/24/2026
Watch Part 2 of our 5-part series on the life of Joshua. In this message Brian Page shares a message titled "Blessed Assurance."
During seasons of transition, what do you hold on to? As our journey through the book of Joshua continues, this message explores how God brings assurance in the middle of uncertainty.
05/17/2026
Are you going through a life transition? Are you feeling unsettled and unsure as you navigate a new season?
In this message, our pastor Brian Kamstra shares Part One of a series on the Life of Joshua. This will be a powerful message we can all relate to: “Moses is Dead—Now What?!”
05/03/2026
God doesn’t need everything to be perfect in your life before He starts working out His purpose. He often speaks most clearly to us when things are the worst, not the best.