Sunday 7-12-26 with Pastor Chris

This powerful message challenges us to examine the gap between our spiritual intentions and our actual follow-through. Drawing from Joshua's leadership after Moses' death, we're reminded that God doesn't call us to sit comfortably with good ideas—He calls us to move. The sermon explores three vital principles: the necessity of momentum in our spiritual lives, how our yesterdays prepare us for today's challenges, and the reality that we will all face walls that only God can bring down. Throughout Scripture, from Abraham leaving his homeland to Peter stepping out of the boat, we see that God honors movement over meditation alone. The physical act of getting up and going becomes a spiritual discipline that opens doors for divine provision. We learn that spiritual momentum isn't just about activity—it's about moving in the direction God is leading, even when the path seems uncertain or uncomfortable. This message invites us to honestly assess where we've been planted with dreams and callings from God, yet have failed to take that first step of faith that would set everything else in motion.