Perseverance, Giants, and God's Promises | Caleb's Faith: Pastor James Greer | Journey Church Pineville


 In this inspiring sermon, Pastor James Greer shares the powerful lessons from the life of Caleb, a man whose faith and perseverance in the face of giants led to incredible victories. At 85, Caleb was still ready to take on the greatest challenges, proving that age is no barrier to God's plans. Pastor Greer highlights how perspective shapes performance, and how trusting in God's promises allows us to conquer our biggest obstacles. Whether you face personal struggles, family issues, or spiritual battles, this message will remind you to keep fighting, endure suffering, and trust God’s timing for victory.


Unstoppable at 85: Caleb’s Faith to Conquer Giants

Caleb did not allow his past to rob his future.(Numbers 13:27-28,30-32,NIV)
Bad things happen to good people ,but remember, that’s not the end of the story.

Caleb kept serving in spite of the bad things that happened.(Joshua 14:10-12,NCV
Many times, the blessings don’t come until later.(Galatians 6:9-10,NIV)

Caleb still believed God would do the impossible.(Joshua 14:12,NIV
Just because Caleb did not get to fight and drive out the giants 40 years prior, he still believed God could do it.(Matthew 17:20,NIV)

Caleb believed you are never too old to be used by God.
Abraham was 75 years old. Moses was 80 years old. Job was approximately 70 during his trial and lived to 140 years old. Noah was 600 years old.

Caleb still wanted to be used by God.
It’s one thing to believe God can use you, it’s another to want to be used by God. The older many people get, the more excuses they find not to serve God instead of reason to serve God

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