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Yielding is not weakness—it is obedience. In this powerful message, Dr. Michael Youssef takes us to Joshua 5, where Israel stood between the flooded Jordan and the fortified walls of Jericho. Before victory came, God demanded surrender.
The Lord did not ask for human strength, clever strategy, or self-confidence. He called His people to consecration—full submission to the Commander of the Lord’s army. True faith yields even when obedience is painful, uncomfortable, or impossible to explain.
This episode calls believers to:
Victory does not come by might, but by yielded obedience to the Lord. Yield—before it’s too late.
Scripture Focus: Joshua 5
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