EPISODE · Aug 2, 2026 · 30 MIN
"Unfinished, Not Unfaithful" | The Promised Life | Joshua 13:1-7 | Andres Zelaya
from Neartown Church Podcast · host Neartown Church
What do you do when your life feels unfinished?In Joshua 13–19, God tells Joshua something unexpected: "There is still very much land to possess." Joshua's work wasn't finished—but God's promise wasn't failing.Guest speaker Andrés Zelaya, pastor of La Trinidad Church in Houston's East End, reminds us that faithfulness and finishing are not the same thing. Our hope has never rested on our ability to complete the work, but on God's faithfulness to keep His promises through Jesus Christ.In this message, you'll discover:Why unfinished doesn't mean unfaithfulHow to receive, rest in, and remember God's promisesWhat Joshua's inheritance points us to in JesusHow the gospel frees us from striving to earn God's acceptanceWhether you're waiting on healing, raising children, building a career, serving in ministry, or wondering why life isn't unfolding the way you expected, this message will encourage you to trust the God who finishes what we never could.Scripture: Joshua 13–19If this message encouraged you, we'd love for you to subscribe, share it with a friend, and join us on a Sunday at Neartown Church in Houston.Learn more: https://neartownchurch.org
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What do you do when your life feels unfinished? In Joshua 13–19, God tells Joshua something unexpected: "There is still very much land to possess." Joshua's work wasn't finished—but God's promise wasn't failing. Guest speaker Andrés Zelaya, pastor of La Trinidad Church in Houston's East End, reminds us that faithfulness and finishing are not the same thing. Our hope has never rested on our ability to complete the work, but on God's faithfulness to keep His promises through Jesus Christ. In th...
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