Part of owning our faith means that we need to maintain it, nurture it and keep it alive and growing. This week, Maplewood continues to explore what it means to own our faith through the lens of the Old Testament book of Joshua. In Joshua 6 and 7 we learn about the true enemy of our hearts ad what is necessary to overcome that enemy.
Part of owning our faith is learning from our past so we can move further into God’s will for our lives. This week, Maplewood continues its study of Joshua, focussing on chapter 5. After crossing the Jordan, God has one more tough requirement before allowing the nation of Israel to take full possession of the promised land. And that tough requirement is based in Israel’s past. Click, listen and be challenged by this week’s message.
This week, Maplewood continues to focus on the story of Joshua as we journey through the Lenten season of 2021. In Joshua 3, amazing things are afoot as the nation of Israel prepares to cross over into the promised land after 4 decades of wandering. If you want to stop wandering if find out how you can “cross over” into God’s promise for you, take a listen.
It’s one thing to “say” you believe. It’s another to put your belief into action. This week, Maplewood explores this important concept as we study the story of Rahab in the Old Testament book of Joshua. Are you ready to put your faith into action?
Welcome to the Lenten Season for 2021. Maplewood is beginning new sermon series this week that we hope will assist followers of Jesus in preparing for the upcoming celebration of Easter. Our focus for the next several weeks will be the book of Joshua. Join us as we prepare our hearts by learning what it means to own your faith. This week, we focus on a familiar passage in the first chapter of Joshua.
This week, Maplewood wraps up its “Bouncing Back” series with another look in Romans 5. In this final installment, Pastor Joe addresses the hard question “how in the world are we able to rejoice in suffering?”
This week, Maplewood continues to explore ways to build resiliency in our lives, especially in the midst of the prolonged challenges caused by the pandemic. Join us as Pastor Joe continues to explore Hebrews 10, focussing this time on how to fight the increasing sense of apathy with which many are struggling.
Now more than ever, we need each other! This week, Maplewood continues to focus on things we can do to build resiliency and be able to better bounce back during extended times of hardship. Today, Pastor Joe focuses on the importance of community and connection to help us combat isolation and insecurity.
Hope is critical to be able to bounce back when life deals us adversity or setbacks. This week, Maplewood continues our “Bouncing Back” series as we explore how we build hope as we learn to “wait the right way”. Join us for this week’s message and learn how to bounce back in challenging times….
There’s one thing that saps the follower of Christ of their confidence, and therefore, their ability to bounce back. Join Maplewood this week to learn what that “one thing” actually is as we continue our “Bouncing Back” series to begin 2021.
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