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- Problems With The Person Joshua! Series. Contributed by Paul Clemente on Apr 10, 2016. | 4,427 views. Did Joshua do anything wrong? Remember the story of the Israelites?
- Joshua A Successful Leader Series. Contributed by Rev. Dr. Andrew B Natarajan on Feb 25, 2022. | 3,529 views. Many spiritual programs, activities, and events are not fruitful, not successful, and never yield the targeted result, not because of lack of money and personnel but lack of sincere prayer warriors.
- Leading In Tough Times. Contributed by David Dewitt on Aug 20, 2002. based on 56 ratings. | 9,774 views. Joshua gives us a model for leading during challenging times.
- Standing In Tough Times. Contributed by David Dewitt on Feb 1, 2008. based on 11 ratings. | 14,115 views. Joshua was called by God to take a stand in one of Israel’s toughest moments.
- I. We Must Exercise The Courage of Faith in Order to Face Watersheds
- II. We Must Exercise The Courage of Faith in Order to Move Forward
- III. We Must Exercise The Courage of Faith in Order to Stand Firm
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1After the death of Moses the Lord’s servant, the Lordspoke to Joshua son of Nun, Moses’s assistant: 2 “Moses my servant is dead” (1:2a). This is a remarkable and stunning statement. Sometimes, God tells us things we know but refuse to admit. We get so used to the way things were that sometimes we don’t want to face the way things are or will be. I...
Now you and all the people prepare to cross over the Jordanto the land I am giving the Israelites(1:2b). I can hear Joshua saying: “Really? I am now the leader? I am Moses’ replacement?” Joshua must have quaked at the thought that he couldn’t possibly measure up to his predecessor. Joshua must have remembered Moses’ courage dealing with Pharoah, Mo...
Moving forward requires that we stand firm. That sounds like an oxymoron, but it isn’t. We need to move forward in order to accomplish God’s purposes and we need to stand firm in order to be faithful to God’s word. Above all, be strong and very courageous to observe carefully the whole instruction my servant Moses commanded you. Do not turn from it...
Remember our thesis: As we face changes in the future, we have nothing to fear and everything to look forward to when we exercise the courage of faith in the God who is faithful. Courage lies at the root of dealing with change successfully.Without courage, we will be weak and give up at the first obstacle. So, be courageous! Be assured of your conv...
A series of sermons on the life and leadership of Joshua, the successor of Moses. Learn how to face change and move forward in faith from God's word and promises.
Jan 1, 2014 · A sermon based on Joshua 1 that challenges believers to accept God's call, recognize His presence, and respect His commands. Learn how to move from where you are to where God wants you to be with examples from the Israelites' journey.
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Feb 5, 2008 · Scripture: Joshua 1:1–9 Topic: Courage & Boldness. I am going to ask you all to stand please in honor of reading the word of God. If you have a copy of the sacred text, I want you to turn with me to Joshua 1:1–9. I’m going to be speaking this morning on a call to courage. The passage says:
- Joshua 1:1-6: How God Makes His Life Possible for Us who Believe. KV: 1:3, 5-6 present Joshua as the key to Israel’s success. DI: God’s people are guaranteed victory and life in the Promised Land as they follow their Commander.
- Joshua 1:6-9: The Condition to Having ‘Good Success’ in Your Effort to Enjoy God. KV: The command to obey is repeated in verses 7-8. DI: Enjoying God’s eternal life is conditioned upon obedience.
- Joshua 1:10-18: “Help them until the Lord gives rest to your brothers as He has to you.” KV: Verses 14-15 record Joshua’s instructions for the two and a half tribes to help their brothers.
- Joshua 2: The Story of Rahab: Gaining Confidence that Our Mission Is Succeeding. KV: Verses 2-3, 9, 14, 24 highlight the land the Lord gave to His people.
Title This is the first of the 12 historical books, and it gained its name from the exploits of Joshua, the understudy whom Moses prayed for and commissioned as a leader in Israel (Num. 27:12–2
Find sermons and commentaries on the book of Joshua, covering its historical and theological themes. Learn how to apply the lessons of Joshua to your life and faith today.
