At the end of his life, Joshua exhorted the people to remain faithful to God in the midst of surrounding nations that served idols. 

The story of Rahab shows us that God's good and gracious display of His unmatched glory should lead us to respond in faith.

A discussion of how participation in biblical community and a foundation in Scripture make us different as followers of Jesus. 

A look at the Israelites crossing the Jordan River and the importance of remembering what God has done.

In 1 Peter 1, believers are reminded that we have the joy of seeing God's plan of redemption come to fruition. Knowing about Jesus helps us understand the Old Testament better and helps us live obedient lives. 

In Numbers 21, the people's complaining is met with judgment in the form of snakes. God provides a way of healing for the people that points to the ultimate healing we can experience in Jesus.

Mark 16 gives us one of the Gospel accounts of the resurrection, and we are reminded of the reality that Jesus did rise from the dead and how that reality changes everything.

In Numbers 20, we see that even though God's most faithful servants still act sinfully, God still can and will use us for His glory.

In Numbers 13-14, we see the people finally arrive at the Promised Land, only to respond in fear and faithlessness.

The sacrificial system explained in Leviticus 1-4 reminds us of God's holiness, our sinfulness and the once-for-all sacrifice of Christ.