Joshua 10:1-14 records one of the most astonishing acts of God's power in the Bible. In this week's sermon, we see how God fought for Israel at Gibeon. We learn to trust God, the mighty warrior of his people, and we see how he maintains an attentive ear to the prayers of his people.

Grace Baptist Church – Sheboygan

The Day the Sun Stood Still

The book of Joshua is well known for the way it depicts God's justice, but it also has much to say about God's mercy and our response. In this week's sermon, we consider three different responses to God's mercy, and we learn that the only way we can hope to enter God's rest is through the gate of God's mercy.

Enter By Mercy's Gate

Joshua 8:30-35 is a high point in the book of Joshua that focuses on Israel's worship in lieu of God's covenant faithfulness. This passage is immensely instructive for God's people as they worship Him. In this sermon, Pastor Philip brings our attention to three reasons God's people have to worship Him.

Worship the King

The sin of Achan had an impact on him, his family, and the whole nation of Israel. At it's most fundamental level, Achan's disobedience broke Israel's relationship with God. In Joshua 8:1-29, God restores that broken relationship. In this sermon, Pastor Philip explores how God went about fixing what had been broken, and he connects how God's work of covenant restoration gives us hope in the work of Jesus Christ.

God the Covenant Fixer

Having to live with the consequences of someone else's action doesn't feel fair. When Achan took devoted things from Jericho, his sin had consequences for him, his family, and the entire nation of Israel. In this sermon, Pastor Philip considers three lies that Achan believed, the consequences of violating God's covenant, and God's solution for saving sinners.

When One Man's Sin Affects Us All

When God bears his sword of judgment, He enforces perfect justice and he accomplishes the salvation of his people. In this review of the Battle of Jericho, we see how God worked out salvation for Rahab and her family, even as He brought justice on an unrepentant city. Pastor Philip shows from this passage how God's people are called to find hope in God's justice.

Devoted to the Lord- Finding Peace in God's Justice and Mercy

The battle is the Lord's, and the place of God's people is to trust him. God fought the Battle of Jericho. From bizarre battle tactics to overwhelming victory, God taught Israel where to put their trust for victory. NOTE: Due to a technical error, not all of this sermon was recorded.

Faith's Bold Strategy

God is worthy of our total allegiance. In this sermon, Pastor Philip, explores Joshua's encounter with the Commander of the army of the LORD. Joshua's response to this mysterious warrior indicates three ways God calls us to give our allegiance to him.

Whose Side Are You On?

God removes the shame of Israel at Gilgal. Pastor Philip explains three ways God removed Israel's reproach and replaces it with his own fame.

Saved From Shame

Pastor Philip explores Joshua 3, where we see how Israel came to know God's holiness, presence, and deliverance. We then see how this event in Israel's history looks forward to the work of Jesus Christ.

God Steps in a River

This sermon marks the start of our series through Joshua. Pastor Philip explores how God calls his people to do impossible things and how he equips them to do those things.

A Promise Realized

Jesus, our Friend

Jesus the Unconventional Lord

Jesus Became like us so we could be like him. 1. we are baptized like christ 2. we are loved like christ 3. we are made holy like christ

The Baptism of Jesus

Jesus fulfills a 1. Kingly anticipation 2. Kingly proclamation 3. Servant's Commission

John the Baptist Announces Jesus the King

Sermons by Grace Baptist Church – Sheboygan

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Grace Baptist Church – Sheboygan

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