Sunday April 27: Joshua Series: “Be Strong” Joshua 1

By Bill Flavin, Lead Pastor

What does it look like to be strong? There are lots of images of strength we know from our families, books, and our world.  As Joshua steps into a major leadership role, God charges him to be strong, and to live with courage.  The passage also names and qualifies that the kind of strength that Joshua is being invited to is not one that comes from within him, but relies on God, and grounds itself in his word.

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