In Romans, Paul said we must also “consider… the severity of God.” This section of the Book of Joshua teaches us the same thing. If we want to appreciate God’s mercy and grace, then we must understand the seriousness of rebellion against Him and what we deserve because of our sin.

The story of Jericho does not focus on the battle or even the miracle of the walls falling. It is about the importance of submitting to God, trusting and obeying.

In this story, Israel crosses the Jordan river into the promised land and God shows them that He is with them and He is for them. What do you do to remember the past works of God that prove His faithfulness?

Tiffany and George discuss with guest Lee Curry the beautiful story of God’s grace to the saving faith of Rahab.

Tiffany and George discuss the overall themes of this book of the Bible, including Gods faithfulness to keep His promises. Then they examine chapter one, which contains examples of treasures we have as Christ followers- God’s promises, God’s presence, God’s Word and God’s people.

Tiffany and George discuss the final chapter of this short book. What is your motivation for ministry? Do you get discouraged if it doesn’t go the way you envision it? If yes, this chapter is for you.

Who’s temple are you building? Yours or God’s? We are invited in this chapter to consider our ways.

George and Tiffany conclude the study on Esther with summaries on God’s providence and provision for His people and comparisons of the story of Esther and Mordecai with the gospel of Christ.

Mordecai is vindicated and exalted while Haman is destroyed, but the final deliverance of God’s people is yet to come. This should put us to the similarities found in the gospel of Christ- Christ is exalted and our enemies are defeated but our final deliverance is yet to come. Tiffany and George, joined by guest Dale Googer, discuss.

Tiffany and George are joined by their friend Evan to discuss the most comically ironic chapter of the Bible! We examine once again the subtle workings of the sovereign God on behalf of His people and the consequences and the cure for the sin of pride.