Sometimes the deepest wounds come from your own side.

In Joshua 22, Israel wins every battle and then almost goes to war with its own brothers over something they heard but never understood. Brad Kirby walks through five safeguards that protect the unity of a family, a friendship, and a church. It is one of the most practical chapters you may have never noticed.

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We become like whatever we spend our time looking at.

In Joshua 21, a chapter that reads like a list of forgotten towns, Josh Fortney shows how God scattered His people across every region so no one would ever be far from teaching, care, and a reminder to look at Him. It's an honest look at who God has already placed in your everyday life, and why God doesn't just rescue us once but chooses to live close.

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In Joshua 20, God scattered six cities of refuge across the land so no one would ever be far from mercy. Brad Kirby walks through how those ancient cities point straight to Jesus, the One we run to when sin, shame, or suffering crushes us. It's a message about the legacy we leave: raising a generation whose first instinct is to run to Christ.

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Most people skip Joshua 15–19. That might be a mistake.

Brad Kirby, Josh Fortney, and David Leventhal walk through five chapters that look like a county records office and turn out to be one of the most important moments in the entire Bible. A six-hundred-year-old promise finally comes true, a woman named Aksah models what bold prayer actually looks like, and a pattern of small compromises reveals how easily we settle for less than what God has given us. If you have ever wondered whether God cares about the details of your life, this conversation is worth your time.

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At eighty-five, Caleb asked for the one piece of land everybody else was afraid of.

Forty-five years after God promised it to him, Caleb still wanted the hill country with the giants on it, and he was still strong enough to go take it. In this Father's Day message from Joshua 14, Josh Fortney digs into what it looks like to follow God with your whole heart over the long haul, and why finishing strong has less to do with shortcuts than with simply showing up, day after day. If you're in a long season of waiting, this one is for you.

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The land got handed out before the war was even over.

In Joshua 13 and 14, an old leader stands in front of an unfinished map, and God tells him to start giving the inheritance away anyway. David Leventhal walks through what it means to receive your whole life as a gift instead of a trophy, why the things you leave undone tend to get handed down, and how ordinary obedience becomes worship. It's a reminder that the gift is good, but the Giver is always better.

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God doesn't make empty promises. But what happens when the battle is long and the opposition looks overwhelming? In Joshua 11–12, Brad Kirby walks through the final stages of Israel's conquest: an army gathered like sand on a seashore, a campaign that stretched on far longer than expected, and a list of thirty-one victories that doubles as a testimony of God's faithfulness. Whether you're fighting something that feels bigger than you or you just need to remember how many times God has already come through, this message is for you.

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In Joshua 10, five defeated kings are hiding in a cave while Joshua tells his army to keep moving. In this message, Brad Kirby unpacks what God calls His people to do with a victory He's already secured: not coast, not strive, but move forward in courageous, full obedience — and then return to rest in the One who won it. Whether apathy or anxious striving has a grip on you, this message has something to say.

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Sometimes the most dangerous decision is the one that feels completely reasonable.

Five armies are closing in, and God is about to do something the Bible says had never happened before and has never happened since.

In Joshua 10:1-15, David Leventhal shows us that God does not wait for our circumstances to be clean before He shows up. He works in the middle of chaotic, compromised, trainwreck situations, and He fights for His people even when they helped create the mess they are in. Whether you are exhausted from marching on your own or you are ready to hear that the decisive work in your battles belongs to the Lord, this message is worth your time.

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Sometimes the most dangerous decision is the one that feels completely reasonable.

In Joshua 9, Israel gets deceived and not because they stopped caring about God. They asked questions. They looked at the evidence. They did their due diligence. They just never asked God. Brad Kirby unpacks this ancient story and shows how spiritual carelessness rarely looks like rebellion. It looks like a practical decision made without prayer. Four lessons for anyone who wants to stop trusting only what they can see and start seeking the God who sees everything.

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