In Week 4 of All I Do Is Win, Angie Addy teaches from Joshua 3, reminding us that winning in God’s Kingdom often means stepping into the impossible before we see the miracle. Through Israel’s crossing of the Jordan River, we’re challenged to grow a faith that believes God can, responds in obedience, and refuses to give up—even while waiting. Be sure to reference the Sermon Reflection Guide linked below to go deeper and continue the conversation throughout the week.

All I Do Is Win Week 4 Stepping into the Impossible sermon reflection guide.

In his message titled, Be Strong and Courageous, Pastor Leonard takes us to Joshua 1, a moment where God’s people stand on the edge of change, facing fear, responsibility, and an uncertain future. Drawing a powerful parallel to moments of courageous obedience throughout history, he reminds us that winning isn’t rooted in confidence in circumstances, but confidence in God’s promises and presence. True success, he teaches, flows not from self-effort alone but from strength, courage, and faithful obedience to God’s Word.

Use the Sermon Reflection Guide linked below to go deeper and reflect this week's message

All I Do Is Win Week 3 Be Strong and Courageous sermon reflection guide.

In our 2nd week of Fighting to Win, Pastor Leonard unpacks Deuteronomy 6 in his message titled: "Fighting To Win". to show that God’s goodness is lavish and undeserved, leading His people into abundance they did not earn. Yet God’s promises are often met with resistance, reminding us that winning requires a fight—naming our resistance, staying focused, and responding to God’s goodness with intentional faith. Use the Sermon Reflection Guide linked below to go deeper and reflect on how God is inviting you to fight for what He has promised.

All I Do Is Win Week 2 Fighting To Win sermon reflection guide.

Week 1 of All I Do Is Win reframes what it truly means to win—not as comfort, ease, or success, but as faithfully moving toward God’s promises. In "Winning Through Obedience", Pastor Leonard teaches from Deuteronomy 6, showing that obedience is the pathway to flourishing and the way we take possession of what God has already promised. Rather than merely consuming God’s Word, we are invited to submit to it, allowing revelation to shape our lives through faithful obedience. Even in hardship, obedience positions us to live with confidence, courage, and trust in a God who wants it to go well with us.

Be sure to use the link to this week's Sermon Reflection Guide to prayerfully process the message and take intentional steps of obedience throughout the week.

In week three of The Promise Advent series, Jackie Glass reminded us that Christmas celebrates not only what God did—sending a Savior—but what God is still doing: keeping on saving. Through the stories of Simeon and Anna, she showed how seasons of silence are not signs of God’s absence, but sacred spaces where God is attuning our hearts for His saving work. As we wait, we’re invited to name both our longing and the God who meets us in it—our Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace.

Pastor Leonard's final message of 2025, “Remember the Whole Way”, invites us to pause at the edge of a new year and reflect before rushing ahead. Drawing from Deuteronomy 8, Pastor Leonard reminds us that God calls His people to remember the whole journey—both blessings and hardships—as places of His faithful leading, shaping humility and trust. As a church and as individuals, we’re invited to remember what God has revealed, recognize His faithfulness, and carry His invitations forward into the year ahead.

Use this reflection guide along with your journal to help create space and lean in to what God has reveled to you this year and what God may be inviting you into in the upcoming year.

In His Christmas message titled “The Promise Fulfilled,” Pastor Leonard explores how the birth of Jesus marked the long-awaited fulfillment of God’s promise to Israel—and its expansion to all people. What was once experienced externally through kings, sacrifices, and systems is now made personal and internal through Christ, offering restored relationship with God, true peace, and abundant life. Christmas invites us to pause in wonder as we receive the good news of great joy: God has come near, and the promise is fulfilled in Jesus.

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In week two of our Advent series The Promise, Pastor Leonard walks us through Isaiah’s powerful image of a stump and a shoot—reminding us that God’s promises are not canceled by human failure. Even when Israel’s disobedience led to discipline and loss, God was still at work, bringing life from what looked dead. This message points us to Jesus, the promised King, and invites us to trust that God is still faithful, still restoring, and still growing new life in the places we thought were beyond hope.