Downtown Cornerstone Church

We continue our series in Joshua, which details God’s faithfulness to his promises, as he brings Israel into their inheritance in the land of Canaan. The conquest of Canaan is completed in Joshua chapter 11, as God gives his people victory, rest, and the promised land as their possession. The summaries in chapters 11 and 12 highlight God’s faithfulness to all of his promises, and point to the future rest God’s people will receive in Christ.

We continue our series in Joshua, which details God’s faithfulness to his promises as he brings Israel into their inheritance in the land of Canaan. In chapter 10, the Lord fights for Israel and brings a complete victory over the southern kingdoms of Canaan, demonstrating his sovereignty over all creation, his victory over all his enemies, and his Lordship over all kingdoms – and calls us to trust him, to fight sin in his strength, and to submit our lives under his Lordship.

We continue our series in Joshua, which details God’s faithfulness to his promises, as he brings Israel into their inheritance in the land of Canaan. Joshua and the leaders of Israel are duped into making a foolish mistake. In today’s passage we face deception, discontent, and the challenge of keeping covenant. Through it, though, we will become better acquainted with God’s mercy and deliverance.

We continue our series in Joshua, which details God’s faithfulness to his promises, as he brings Israel into their inheritance in the land of Canaan. Joshua and the people of Israel are coming out of their first reckoning with sin and failure. How will God respond? Will the people continue to trust in their Lord? We will look at the roles God’s grace, holiness, and our faith have in restoration.

We continue our series in Joshua, which details God’s faithfulness to his promises, as he brings Israel into their inheritance in the land of Canaan. In chapter 7, Israel goes from victory to defeat because of hidden sin in the camp. God reveals that sin, even when hidden, causes severe consequences and corrupts the life of God’s people. Because God takes sin seriously, we should too.

We continue our series in Joshua, which details God’s faithfulness to his promises as he brings Israel into their inheritance in the land of Canaan. In chapter 6, Israel takes the city of Jericho through unusual means, highlighting God’s presence and power. Because God is faithful to his word, his judgment, and his mercy—we should live in faithful obedience, repentance, and life-long devotion.

We continue our series in Joshua, which details God’s faithfulness to his promises, as he brings Israel into their inheritance in the land of Canaan. In chapter 5, Israel acts in obedience to their covenants with God, acting in faith to be holy, and to celebrate God’s deliverance. Joshua meets the commander of the Lord’s army, as a reminder of God’s presence and a call to continuing faithfulness, so that they might flourish in God’s promised land.

We continue our series in Joshua, which details God’s faithfulness to his promises, as he brings Israel into their inheritance in the land of Canaan. In our passage the people of God find themselves at the border of the promised land facing an intimidating barrier. The manner in which God makes a way highlights His trustworthiness, the people’s faith, and points to the true and better deliverance through Jesus.

We continue our series in Joshua, which details God’s faithfulness to his promises, as he brings Israel into their inheritance in the land of Canaan. In chapter 2, the story shifts to an unlikely heroine, a Canaanite prostitute named Rahab, who demonstrates a surprising faith and receives God’s scandalous grace. Rahab reminds us that no one is too far for God to reach, redeem, and use for his good purposes.

Today we begin a new series in Joshua, which details God’s faithfulness to his promises. Israel, as God’s people, stand on the edge of the promised land, with Joshua as their new leader, ready to take possession of their inheritance. Yet before they can do so, they must know that God is with them as they face the battles ahead. We, too, need God’s presence, which is ours in Christ, to live new lives.