Edom rejoiced over Israel's downfall. That same impulse to rejoice in other people's failure is still in us today. 

Why were tribes of Israel, in a time of peace, willing to go to war against their own cousins and brothers?

The promises that came to pass in Joshua preview the promises that have come to pass, and will come to pass in the christian life.

Joshua is portrayed as the savior of Israel, defeating Israel's enemies and providing a home for them. How does what Joshua did for Israel help us better understand what Jesus did for us?

Groaning over the effects of sin and death is a defining feature of our life here on earth. Psalm 102 describes both this groaning, and the hope we have through the resurrection of Jesus.

The most important question you need to know the answer to is if God is for you or against you. If he is for you, you cannot fall. If he is against you, you cannot stand. So how can we know if God is for us?

The battle of Jericho is at the same time the most familiar story in Joshua, and perhaps the most challenging story for how we see God and our relation to him. To truly understand this battle, we need to see who is fighting, how he’s fighting, why he’s fighting, and how we can join him.

What will heaven be like? Heaven is both a place and a person.

The Israelites battle preparation is the opposite of what we would expect. Faith in God's promises and a reliance on God's grace was what the Israelites needed most in battle.

We build a confident hope in God by cultivating our remembrance of His demonstrated power.