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Outline—Joshua 24:1–27

  1. Communication of message from God (vv. 1–13)
  2. Communication of message lest they forget (vv. 14–15)
  3. Communication of message to always choose (vv. 16–25)
  4. Monument as witness to the words of God (vv. 26–27)

Take Home Points

  • Never underestimate the value of a father’s decision to serve the Lord.
  • Never assume that choosing to serve God is a once-in-a-lifetime choice.
  • Never forget that your life is not about you—it’s about God.

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Outline—Joshua 24:1–27

  1. Communication of message from God (vv. 1–13)
  2. Communication of message lest they forget (vv. 14–15)
  3. Communication of message to always choose (vv. 16–25)
  4. Monument as witness to the words of God (vv. 26–27)

Take Home Points

  • What is your life about?
    • When you get up in the morning and think, “this is what I’m going to do”—recognize this as a sinful thought.
    • “What will God do through me today”—that is Biblical thought.
  • Worship Him, then He gives you a purpose. He did it for Israel—He’ll do it for you.

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Obedient Unity

Outline—Joshua 22

  1. Congenial parting (vv. 1–8)
  2. Concientious precaution (vv. 9–10)
  3. Concern producing action (vv. 11–12)
  4. Cautious proceeding (vv. 13–30)
  5. Calm peace (vv. 31–34)

Take Home Points

  • Obedient unity as well as love must be our focus.
  • Truth and love are met in God. (Psalm 85:10)
  • Solving difficulties is accomplished best when two parties desire to promote obedient unity at the sacrifice of self.
  • What will your zeal for God cause you to do?
    • The zeal for God caused them to build an altar.
    • The zeal for God caused soldiers to gather together and say, “We need to put aside error.”
    • The zeal for God caused them to send and find the real answer.
    • The zeal for God caused them to live in peace.

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Outline—Joshua 14:6–15

  1. Caleb’s timber (vv. 6–8)
  2. Caleb’s thirst (vv. 9–11)
  3. Caleb’s faith (v. 12)
  4. Caleb’s total surrender to God (vv. 13–15)

Take Home Points

  • What characteristic has God been working out in your life?
  • What is a long-standing prayer in your life?
  • Do you know the difference between great giants and a little god, and a great God and little giants?

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Outline—Joshua 8:30–35

  1. Preparation (vv. 30–31a)
  2. Prelude (vv. 31b–33)
  3. Promises (vv. 34–35)

Take Home Points

  • The Lord Jesus Christ on the cross of Calvary became cursed for us, so that we might be blessed. (Gal. 3:13)
  • Remember the principle of cursing for disobedience & blessing for obedience.
  • Commit to a pause in your life to assess your obedience to God, & worship Him in submission to His will.

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Sin in the Camp

Outline—Joshua 7

  1. Trouble brewing (v. 1)
  2. Intrusion of defeat (vv. 2–12)
  3. Trail to Achan’s door (vv. 13–23)
  4. Terrible nature of sin (vv. 24–26)

Take Home Points

  • First observe the patience of God even in the midst of His anger.
  • It is not a natural thing to fully confess our sin. Don’t be like Achan—don’t stop short of a full confession.
  • Without giving God what is His due, do not expect the blessing of God.
  • A great deal of sin in our lives will be defeated by daily being satisfied in God & being obedient to God.

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