Chapter by Chapter

Joshua 13: Have You Ever Told Someone You’re Old? God Did.

Joshua 13 reminds us that God speaks truthfully about every season of life, challenging Joshua to keep pressing forward despite his age because there was still land to possess, encouraging us to finish our race with purpose and faithfulness.

Joshua 12: Go West, Young Man, But Don't Forget East as You Go

Joshua 12 recounts Israel’s victories by honoring both Moses’ eastern conquests and Joshua’s western campaign, reminding us that every new generation advances because faithful servants before them fought battles that made the way possible.

Joshua 11: Your Enemies Will Prove God's Promises

Joshua 11 shows how overwhelming opposition often rises right after breakthrough, yet God responds with precise, timely victory—sometimes in 24 hours, sometimes over a lifetime—proving that every promise He makes is certain to come to pass in His perfect timing.

Joshua 10: Possibly Forfeiting the Greatest Miracle of Your Life by Not Keeping Your Word

Joshua 10 is a reminder that covenant faithfulness, even when costly or ill-advised, positions God’s people for extraordinary intervention when they choose to keep their word.

Joshua 9: Godless Christianity...A Plea to Obey the Nudge

Joshua 9 warns against living with selective dependence on God, showing how Joshua and Israel’s failure to seek God’s counsel led them into a binding covenant with the deceptive Gibeonites, reminding us to stay sensitive to God’s daily guidance rather than relying on appearances alone.

Joshua 8: Fighting the Same Battle Twice but With Different Results

Israel’s second battle at Ai becomes a lesson in the necessity of God’s guidance, showing how hidden sin silenced His voice in defeat and how obedience restored victory when they fought the same battle again under His direction.

DETOUR with O.S. Hawkins | Joshua 7: The Digression of Sin

Join us for a detour in Joshua 7 with Dr. O.S. Hawkins.

Joshua 7: How Long Does It Take to Say I'm Sorry?

Joshua 7 exposes the danger of an Achan heart—a heart that hides sin until it is exposed—and reminds us that true repentance responds quickly to the conviction of God rather than waiting to be confronted by circumstances, leaders, or consequences.

Joshua 6: I Know Joshua Six Is About a Wall, but Don’t Forget the Prostitute

Joshua 6 is remembered for the miraculous fall of Jericho’s walls, but the greater miracle may be Rahab’s transformation from a prostitute living on the city wall to a woman of faith whose life, family, and legacy became part of God’s redemptive story and the genealogy of Jesus.

Joshua 5: A Lot of Funerals in Order to Move Forward

Joshua 5 reminds us that before Israel could conquer the Promised Land, an entire generation of unbelief had to pass away, making room for a new people who would listen to God’s voice, trust His leadership, and follow Him into battles they could never win on their own.