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Simon Sinek once said about the title of his book, Leaders Eat Last, “It means I will give the very essence of life – food and water – to...

What will you do if your parents left you out of their will? Joshua 13 almost seems like the reading of a will, but one child is without...

Joshua 11 is the story of lies that always ends in strive – and when it is nation-states at stake, it ends in war. In the earlier...

The Gibeonites were strong warriors with economic acumen to build large cities (Joshua 9:17, 10:2). These strong warriors were also men...

Sometimes we know who God is, but we don’t see the character of God. In Joshua 9, the Gibeonites understood that Yahweh is the God of the...

War is ugly. The war we read of in Joshua 8 was an annihilation. While a casual reading of this chapter might make us think that God...

When we read a chapter like Joshua 6, some of us may relate with the people inside the city of Jericho, and we might feel angry,...

His chapter, Joshua 5, portrays two different responses to the knowledge of God. These two responses serve as bookends to the chapter....

Joshua 4 describes a particular event that happened after the people crossed the Jordan River. Twelve men picked up stones from the...

Preparing for war is not easy. The troops must be in top mental and physical shape, the weapons must be secured, and a strategy must be...

Joshua 2 is about Rahab, a prostitute who recognized that Israel’s God is the God of the universe. When her country’s political leaders...

Joshua has just assumed the presidency of Israel and is now their commander-in-chief. Political leadership is not easy and God tells...