A 12-Part Journey Through the Meta-Narrative of Scripture. For decades, physicists have searched for a "Theory of Everything,” a single framework that explains how the universe works. But even the most perfect equation can’t tell us why we exist, why the world feels so broken, or where history is actually headed. In this series, we aren't just looking at isolated "Bible stories." We are looking at THE STORY. From the first spark of creation to the final glory of consummation, we will discover how the Bible provides the ultimate story that explains everything.
March 8, 2026 |
Joshua 21:43-45 |
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In today’s message entitled THE CONQUEST, we’ll be looking at the story of God’s people finally coming into possession of the Promised Land after 40 long years in the wilderness.
We live in a world of broken promises. We’ve been let down by leaders, friends, and even our own strength. When we look at the mess of our lives, or the mess in the Book of Joshua, we wonder: Where is God? Is He actually in control? Sometimes we feel like we’re stuck in a “wilderness” of waiting, wondering if we will ever truly “possess” what has God promised.
To understand how we can trust God today, we can look back at how He finished what He started with Israel. After years of wandering and warfare, Joshua stands at the end of his life and looks back at the “Big Story.” He doesn’t point to his own leadership; he points to God’s faithfulness.
In Joshua 21, Joshua concluded his summary of the conquest by triumphantly declaring that the Lord had faithfully fulfilled every covenant promise made to Israel.
March 1, 2026 |
Exodus 20:1-21 |
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Some of us view the Ten Commandments like a “ladder” that we have to climb to reach God. Yet as we labor to climb it, we either collapse in guilt or puff up in legalism. We need to realize that the Law isn’t a ladder to earn God’s love. It was given as a way of life for a redeemed people. If we misunderstand the purpose of the law, we will misunderstand God’s character and our need for Christ.
So, let’s look at the The Commandments, not as a cold legal contract, but as a covenant commitment between a Rescuer and His redeemed.
In Exodus 20, God declared the Ten Commandments to the Israelites at Mount Sinai to establish a holy covenant of laws for His people whom He had already graciously redeemed.
