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Strong and Courageous: A Study in Joshua

DAY 15 OF 15

What does it say?

Joshua led the people in a renewal of their covenant with God. Following Joshua’s example, all Israel promised to follow and obey God alone. 

What does it mean?

At 110 years of age, Joshua had an impressive résumé. First, his leadership skills were developed under Moses – perhaps the greatest leader the world has ever known. Then, Joshua led the Israelites into the Promised Land, conquering nation after nation by God’s power. But Joshua is mainly remembered for one sentence at the end of his life, “But as for me and my household, we will serve the Lord.” The fact that Israel served the Lord under Joshua’s guidance is a testament to his personal commitment to God as well as his leadership. Not satisfied with personal obedience alone, Joshua challenged others to serve and obey the Lord he loved. 

How should I respond?

God’s unfailing faithfulness can be seen in the lives of those who trust Him. How has God been faithful to you? Along life’s journey, He uses people to lead you toward spiritual maturity and meaningful service. Who has God used as a spiritual example in your life? Have you made the same commitment to love and serve God? How do your daily choices illustrate the reality of your commitment? Joshua’s life demonstrates how to spend a lifetime honoring the Lord. Each day he chose to love and serve the Lord. Before your feet hit the floor each morning, will you commit to love and serve the Lord? If so, your life will be a testimony to God’s faithfulness.

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Strong and Courageous: A Study in Joshua

The book of Joshua records the Israelites entry and conquest of the land of Canaan. Filled with stories of victory and triumph, this book reminds us to "be strong and courageous" because God is with us wherever we may go.

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