This week we continue our discussion with Deacon Bob Auxter on the book of Judges. We dive into the minor Judges Othniel, Ehud and Shamgar. We see the cycle of the judges begin in full spades.

This week's episode looks at the second major section of the book of Judges. Our guest is Deacon Bob Auxter from Grace, Monroe. The text begins with the death of Joshua and moves to the LORD bringing up Judges to deliver his people Israel.

We have done it! We have successfully made it to Judges! This episode features Pastor Mark Witte of Grace Monroe, MI as we make the transition. We learn that after one generation the people of Israel had abandoned the covenant they made with God.

 Pastor Witte guides us in the final chapter of Joshua. We also look at the overarching grace that God provides to the people of Israel and how that all becomes fulfilled in Jesus. 

We are almost there dear listeners! Joshua 23 and the renewing of the covenant is our topic on this week's show. Listen in as the usual crew dives into the text and discusses God's faithfulness.

We take an in-depth look at Joshua 22 this week with Pastor Tim Loewe of Christ the King in Lambertville, MI. The main focus is the building of the "altar of witness" that the tribes east of the Jordan build.

Pastor Tim Loewe continues with us as we dive into Joshua 21. In an ironic twist, we look at the inspiration of Holy Scripture and why we can trust its witness.

Pastor Tim Loewe of Christ the King in Lambertville, MI joins us to talk about the allotment of cities and land for the Levites. The conversation focuses in on the unique nature of their allotment - which includes cities of refuge.

Like Lord Voldemort, Coffee with the Confessions is back! After a very long hiatus - Jeff, Stein (Adam), and Dave are discussing the Second Article of the Large Catechism.

Pastor Witte closes out his trilogy of episodes by diving into the land allotment chapter of Joshua. It should never cease to be amazing that the grace of Jesus Christ can be found even in chapters such as this.