-JOSHUA – Captain Of The Canaan Conquest
JOSHUA – Captain Of The Canaan Conquest “Just as I was with Moses, so I will be with you. I will not leave you or forsake you.” — Joshua 1:5 ESV God had buried [...]
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-JOSHUA: Stepping Into The Leader’s Shoes
JOSHUA: Stepping Into The Leader’s Shoes If you had to draw up a short list of the greatest men of the Old Testament, who would you include? The Jews in the time of Jesus [...]
-What Joshua Learned
What Joshua Learned Joshua had some great learning opportunities while he was being mentored by Moses. In Exodus 17 he defeated the Amalekites while Moses pleaded for him [...]
– Since David and Moses both committed murder and were forgiven, why does 1 John 3:15 say that “no murderer has eternal life abiding in Him”?
QUESTION: Since David and Moses both committed murder and were forgiven, why does 1 John 3:15 say that “no murderer has eternal life abiding in Him”? ANSWER: When we [...]
-Do You Fear Parenting? Remember Moses!
Do You Fear Parenting? Remember Moses! The thought of bringing children into the world today causes many to fear. One Christian told me recently that she feared having [...]
-Water And War
DOES EXODUS 17 APPLY TO YOU? Water And War “Water and War” sounds like the title of a novel or a government report on disputed water rights. Wars over water rights were [...]
-This Leader Was A Servant
Not only was Moses the greatest leader in history, he was also the greatest servant! [...]
-Moses: Meek? Yes! Weak? No!
Humility in a leader of God’s people is vitally important. God is not to be trifled with. [...]
-Lessons In Leadership
One of the great things about people in the Bible is exactly that - they were people, just like us. [...]
-The Difference Between God And Man
Embedded in the awesome story of Moses and the burning bush, recorded in Exodus 3, is the basic controversy every human being must grapple with and resolve in some way. At issue is establishing who God is and who man is. The questions, “Who is God?” “Who am I?” “How do I know the difference?” and “What is our relationship?” [...]
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