Our enemies may seemingly outnumber us, but that doesn't mean the battle is lost. When the battle belongs to the Lord and our weapon is praise, we quickly find that our greatest battles are fought by praising the Lord and being still.

After their victory over Jericho, the children if Israel experiences defeat from a smaller enemy.

We see that Jesus yields himself to the Father at the end of his life. This is where our hope rests.

We see the Apostles go from people wanting to stone them to people wanting to sacrifice unto them. Ministry involves much rejection. There is freedom in accepting rejection.

The key to overcoming sin and the enemy is walking with Jesus and obeying God.

Christ cried out victorious words on the cross in the midst of His suffering. He finished what He came to do.

We see some important things that took place before Joshua goes forward into battle.

Jesus, the Well of Living Waters says "I thirst" on the cross so we would never ever have to thirst again.

When Israel crossed Jordan they erected stones that were to remind them of what God had done. We too have signs that remind ourselves and others what Jesus has done for us.

We see the queen of Sheba and how she responds to Solomon