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Joshua leads the Israelites into the land God promised - but it points to something greater. Through a high-energy Bible showdown, we explore how God's Kingdom isn't earned by effort, but received through faith in Jesus.

I had an interesting question come my way this week. Can you really be a Christian without any obvious changes happen in your personal life?

Answering an interesting question that was brought up in the Warriors DC last Club Night.

Why give an Old Covenant only to replace it with a New one? Alvin Charles, our Young Adult leader, closes our Exodus series with a powerful message that dives deep into the Old vs New Covenant. We climb Sinai to see why the law exposed the gap—and Zion to discover the better promises and mediator of the new covenant. This isn’t just history—it’s a call to live in the fullness of God’s better plan.

Jesus isn’t 50/50. He’s 100% God and 100% human - at the same time. 🤯 That’s the hypostatic union , and if we get it wrong, we get the gospel wrong. In just 15 minutes, we break down what this doctrine means, where it came from, and why it’s absolutely essential.

What is significant about Joshua's name and how does it connect to Jesus? Is the crossing of the Jordan River into the Promised Land just an historical event, or does it point to deeper spiritual truths?

If Jesus wasn’t fully human, your salvation doesn’t work. Blood, suffering, temptation—it all had to be real. Here’s why.

Feeling anxious, stuck, or not good enough? You're not alone. In this conversation with Tia & Zeek Cureg, we tackle the thoughts that weigh us down, and look at what God actually says about who you are.

In this episode, we break down why Jesus must be fully God to save anyone. From OT prophecy to NT proof, we unpack why only God can save, why only a perfect sacrifice counts, and why Jesus claiming to be God isn't optional - it's everything.

Wait… did the Bible really say that? Exodus 21 talks about slavery, and it’s wrecked some people’s faith. But what if we’ve been reading it all wrong? In this episode, we dig into one of the Bible’s most controversial chapters and ask: Is God actually okay with this… or is something deeper going on? This one might mess with you, but it might also change how you read the whole Bible.

There's been so much confusion lately about the doctrine of the Trinity. But this is really an ancient debate that has already been fought and won.

Was Moses really the greatest - or was he just a shadow of someone greater? In this episode, we uncover how Jesus fulfills the ancient prophecy of a prophet like Moses, and why that changes everything.

Many young people struggle to understand the scriptures. Here's some practical advice on how to get the most from your bible reading.

What does Moses, a burning bush, a dead lamb, some tiny bread, and a wet rock all have in common? - They all point to Jesus.

Some of our student leaders, Reuben & Apsara, shared a message that was deep, personal, and full of powerful connections between Joseph and Jesus. Both stories have themes of betrayal, hardship, and faithful obedience to God.

So wait, who was Jacob wrestling with???

The story of the binding of Isaac in Genesis 22 has some fascinating parallels with the story of Jesus that help us greater appreciate and understand exactly what God sacrificed out of his love for us.

Does the story of the flood make God seem harsh and unfair? If faith made Noah pleasing to God, is faith the thing that saves us? Does the story of Noah's Ark have anything to do with Jesus?

One of our Young Adults leaders, Annika Gollasch, visited youth last week to continue our series on Genesis; speaking about the story of Cain & Abel.

Isaac continues our JESUS IN THE OT series as we head into the book of Genesis.

Healthy relationships are made up of two healthy individuals who are secure in themselves and their own relationship with God.

Should the creation story be taken literally? And how does any of this have anything to do with Jesus?

Continuing our "JESUS IN THE OT" series and asking the question: "How is it that Jesus was able to become 'better' than the angels if he was already God?"

Hebrews is the perfect bridge between the Old and the New. Hebrews will help us understand how the OT points to Jesus. One of the main themes of Hebrews is this: “Here’s a bunch of Old Testament things that point to Jesus, but guess what? - He’s better than them!”

An introduction to the book of Hebrews that will hopefully be helpful to you when it comes to following this year's Daily Devotion Club reading plan.