What does the story of Gideon (Judges 6-8) teach us about hearing God's voice?
Listening vs. Hearing: Gideon and the Voice of God
What does the story of Gideon (Judges 6-8) teach us about hearing God's voice?
What does the story of Gideon (Judges 6-8) teach us about hearing God's voice?
Church leaders that isolate themselves from their people--especially in the name of "knowing more" than them-- ultimately put their people in danger.
Your sin will always find you out, whether immediately, or sometime in the future. . . . Numbers 32:23.
God has given us emotions by which to enjoy Him and live up to our purpose in life. . . . various texts.
The first prophecy in Scripture is a prophecy of salvation to an enemy of God. . . . Joshua 2:14, 17-20.
Our historian wants us to know that "the right of possessing the promised land is tied to the proclamation of, and subjection to, Godโs covenant claims upon his people.โ . . . Joshua 8:30-35.
our historian seeks to show just how dangerous even one individualโs โhiddenโ sin is to any group of people. . . Joshua 7:1-26
Do you struggle with sin?
. . . Our historian wants us to know that when we trust God completely, His victory will be total. . . . Joshua 6:1-27
What our historian wants us to see today is that God calls those who would lead His people to be humble and obedient followers of Him so that they can be assured of His presence with them. . . Joshua 5:13-15
"In our passage today, our historian wants us to pause and reflect even longer about just how powerful and faithful God is." . . . Joshua 4:1-5:1
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