What does it look like to trust God when the promise feels delayed?

This Sunday, we step into Joshua 11–12 and see a powerful turning point: after years of battles, God’s people finally enter a place of rest. But the journey there wasn’t quick or easy.

This message unpacks a deeper reality we all live in: the tension of “now but not yet.” The victory has been won, but we’re still waiting for its full expression. Sound familiar?

Through the story of Israel, we’re reminded that God is completely faithful over every detail, faithful even when it takes time, and faithful even through opposition. And just like they looked back and counted every victory, we’re invited to do the same in our own lives.

Because if God was faithful then… He’s faithful now. And He will bring you all the way home.

Why do we actually gather on Easter?

Not because of tradition. Not because the calendar says so. But because something happened that changed everything.

This Sunday, we unpack the “scandal of all scandals”. The resurrection of Jesus. From confusion at the empty tomb, to Thomas’ doubt, to Peter’s restoration, we see real people encountering a risen Saviour in the middle of their questions, failures, and fears.

This isn’t just a story about what happened then. It’s about what’s possible now.

If the tomb is empty… then hope isn’t dead. Your past doesn’t define you. And Jesus still meets people right where they are.

The real question is: do you believe it?