Joshua must quickly mount a rescue of his new allies the Gibeonites against all the Kings of the Mountains in the Southern half of Canaan. En route to an absolute rout, Joshua requests that God give them more daylight for chasing down their fleeing foes. His request is granted...

The sermon explores the practical application of resisting Satan by examining Jesus' temptation in Matthew 4 and the spiritual warfare described in Revelation 12. It emphasizes that believers are engaged in an active conflict against spiritual forces rather than human adversaries, requiring them to put on the full armor of God as detailed in Ephesians 6. The central message urges Christians to rely on the Word of God as their primary weapon, cultivating discernment and truth to counter deception and despair. By maintaining a posture of obedience and trust in Christ's victory, believers can stand firm against temptations that seek to bring shame to God's name. Ultimately, resisting the devil involves daily engagement with Scripture to discern good from evil and glorify God in every decision.

Fearing total annihilation the inhabitants of four cities hatch a plan to deceive the Israelites in an attempt to save their lives.

The sermon presents the doctrine of limited atonement, arguing that Christ died specifically for the elect rather than all humanity. It traces the theological progression from total depravity and unconditional election to the specific scope of redemption. The preacher emphasizes that Jesus' sacrifice effectively covers the sins of those chosen by God, ensuring their salvation is actual rather than potential. Scriptural evidence highlights that believers are saved from God's wrath through reconciliation and restoration. Ultimately, the message assures listeners that Christ successfully saves all whom the Father has given to Him.

Join Elder Jonathan Moseley as he looks at Chapter 7 & 8 of Joshua.

This sermon examines the jailer's question in Acts 16 to argue that salvation is entirely God's work, not human effort. The preacher asserts that fallen humanity is spiritually dead and incapable of believing without divine intervention. Citing passages from John and Ephesians, the text explains that faith is a gift granted only to those elected by God before the foundation of the world. Consequently, belief serves as evidence of regeneration rather than a condition for it. The message concludes by encouraging believers to proclaim the gospel boldly, trusting in God's sovereign grace for salvation.

Join Elder Jonathan Moseley as he works through Joshua chapters 5 & 6 verse by verse as Joshua leads the Israelites across the Jordan river.

This sermon examines Daniel chapter 6 to illustrate the power of unwavering integrity and faith in God amidst political hostility. The preacher highlights how Daniel's consistent prayer life and blameless conduct exposed the envy of his enemies, leading to a trap that resulted in his confinement in the lion's den. Despite the king's distress and inability to alter the law, God miraculously delivered Daniel by shutting the lions' mouths, demonstrating His sovereignty over earthly powers. The narrative serves as a testament to the reliability of the living God, who is able to protect those who serve Him faithfully regardless of external circumstances. Ultimately, the message encourages believers to maintain spiritual steadfastness and moral consistency, trusting in God's ultimate deliverance rather than conditional outcomes.

Join Elder Jonathan Moseley as he works through Joshua chapters 3 & 4 verse by verse as Joshua leads the Israelites across the Jordan river.

This is our 5th message in a series working steadily through the book of Daniel. Find the other messages here in the series "The Book of Daniel: A Verse by Verse Study https://www.sermonaudio.com/series/216021