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Joshua 2

Joshua 5 and 6 We must honor God's word and he will honor those who stay in faithful obedience.

A very small amount of faith can create very large and eternal things! The examples of the people crossing the Red Sea, defeating Jericho and the faith of Rahab are examined in this lesson from Hebrews chapter 11.

Pastor Marvin concludes his series on Sabbatical Confessions talking about Jericho and encouraging us to stay on the path God has us on, regardless of where we are on that path. Trust Him and He will be faithful.

When a question of allegiance is presented to Rahab (security, her homeland, everything she knows and loves vs. a group of former slaves and current nomads), she chooses the less logical choice. Why? Because she trusts in the God of the Israelites who has already done the impossible for them. And with that, she gives us an example of how to live our lives when we are presented with how the world works vs. how the Kingdom of God works.

Jesus has promised to return to the Earth. He brings His Kingdom. All those who've heard Him, who are trusting Him, following Him, are to be faithful in whatever He has delivered to us. It seems nonsensical to suggest we follow Jesus, the crucified Messiah of Israel, risen from the dead, while also trying to 'live our best life now'. Jesus is greater. His Kingdom is stronger and more wonderful still. We demonstrate our trust in Jesus and His Words by the choices we make with our lives. Not simply the small insignificant ones but the major, central direction of our lives and the thigns to which we give the greatest precendence. Jesus has rescued sinners. He still does. Let us cling to Him. These thoughts shared by Jason Stuart Percy at Refuge TLH in Tallahassee, FL on Sunday, September 26, 2021.

Join us Pastor Shannon Crawford continues with our series “The Power of One” with today’s sermon: “Family Matters.” You could be the one, who God uses to reach your family.

The Psalmist proclaims "Let the redeemed of the Lord say so!" The Lord encourages, even demands his people to proclaim his goodness, and as his people, our holiness--that we are set apart unto him: called out from the world. This is especially true in a corporate way. God told his people numbering more than a million to loudly proclaim they were his--all at once! How, and where and what was this proclamation all about? How can God's people do this today? Come with the Grace United crew as we joyfully immerse ourselves into the Lord's command to corporately proclaim we are his people and he is our God.

War is among the uglliest, if not the ugliest activities anybody can engage in. People don't use the phrase, "war is hell" for nothing. Imagers of God actually killing fellow imagers of God with the sanction, with the approval, with the command of one's respective government. It was no different with Israel, as the Lord commanded his people to go to war. However Moses gave instructions about how soidiers were to ready themselves in preparation to fight against their enemy. What were those instructions? Is engaging in warfare proper for God's people today? Come with the Grace United crew as we discover anew and afresh of God's dealing with warfare, from the perspective of his holiness.

A Journey Through Joshua December 8, 2022 Season Seven | Edition 6: Joshua 6

Sermon: Jehovah Fights for His People Series: The Promised Rest Sermon Text: Joshua 6:1-27

Never give up on God because... 1. He can break giant barriers down (vs. 30). 2. He can turn sinners into saints (vs. 31). 3. He can turn us into godly heroes (vs. 32-35a). 4. He gives us strength when we suffer (vs. 35b-38). 5. He promises us a perfect ending (vs. 39-40).

Jericho's Conquest Joshua 6:1-27 Stephen Caswell © 1999 Fighting Through Faith Illustration Of A Small Boy's Faith The story is told of small boy named Johnny who went out to where his dad was working under the house. His dad had been digging a hole in the ground all morning and it was now quite deep.…

And the Walls Fell Down Flat Joshua 6:1-20 Americans are having problems sleeping well. A poll released last year by the National Sleep Foundation showed that 74 percent of respondents suffered symptoms of a sleep disorder a few nights a week or more. The number was up significantly from 62 percent in…

Joshua 5:13-15; 6:1-5, 10-11, 15-18, 20 Introduction: This story reminds us that we serve an awesome God. God is awesome because He is omnipotent, omnipresent and omniscience. God is at his best in this story, no weapon can destroy Him, and no wall can withstand Him. Main Point of the Message: This story…

6 Time to Shout Joshua 6:1–27 When the trumpets sounded, the people shouted, and at the sound of the trumpet, when the people gave a loud shout, the wall collapsed; so every man charged straight in, and they took the city. They devoted the city to the Lord and destroyed with the sword every living thing…

Tearing Down Walls Josh. 5:13-6:21 EBC 9/16/07 After 40 years, Israel was ready to claiming their Promised Land. Their very first endeavor was the walled city of Jericho. Jericho was a major obstacle to Israel. It stood between them and the rest of the world. Before they could go deeper they had to deal…

Contending For The Double Portion 9-27-09 Double Services · Why? Reach more—Good Steward II Kings 2:1 · Principle released that LEADS us on our journey Inheritance Moment Ripening for Elisha · Define Mentoring Relationship between Elijah and Elisha o Background—Jezebel/Ahab—Prophets of Baal—Depression—etc.…

Text: Joshua 5:13-6:27 Theme: God's way is the best way. Doctrine: Providence Image: Walls crashing down. Need: Trust in God Message: Trust God, and follow his leading. Josh and the Big Wall Joshua 5:13-6:7, 6:15-21 Intro The Israelites have finally made it into the promised land. They had wandered around…

First, I want to acknowledge that tomorrow is Priesthood Sunday! While all of us are called to live our baptismal covenant, some men are called to ordained ministry. These men serve the needs of the Church — Christ’s body on earth. Many dedicated priests offer their time and talent to lead the people…

How Do I Love Thee? In this poem Elizabeth Barrett Browning is not talking about a physical love, though it can asserted. She is connecting love with some noble ideas of higher obligation, that is to justice and spiritual aspirations. We need to see this poem as a thought and aspiration in our own lives.…