Pastor Will Martin | Joshua 11:21-12:24

Anakim, Rephaim, thirty-one defeated kings — a text full of names and places most readers skip right past. Pastor Will Martin slows down to unpack the giants and kings of Canaan, showing why this dense catalog of conquest matters and how it points forward to the greater victory of Christ.

Pastor Will Martin | Joshua 11

The kings of the north unite against Israel, gathering their armies "like the sand on the seashore." But God has already declared the outcome. Pastor Will Martin traces Joshua's northern campaign — from the waters of Merom to the burning of Hazor — revealing how God hardens hearts for battle, gives total victory, and establishes His people's dominion in the land.

Pastor Will Martin | Joshua 10:28-43

City after city falls to the sword — Makkedah, Libnah, Lachish, Eglon, Hebron, Debir. It's one of the hardest texts to read in all of Scripture. Pastor Will Martin tackles the difficult passages of God's Word head-on, showing how these accounts of conquest reveal the gospel, the wonder of grace, and where God's people fit into the story.

Pastor Will Martin | Joshua 10

Why did God make Abraham's descendants wait 400 years for the Promised Land? Pastor Will Martin traces the answer back to a strange phrase in Genesis 15 — "the iniquity of the Amorites is not yet full" — and shows how God's timing, patience, and justice converge in Joshua's battle against five Amorite kings.

Tray Ischy | Joshua 9

This message walks through one of the strangest chapters in Joshua — Israel's tricked into a covenant with the Gibeonites. Framed through the lens of Genesis 34 and the "Road to Emmaus" pattern of understanding the present only in light of God's past faithfulness, this sermon shows why even the oddest texts of Scripture come alive when read in the light of Christ.

Will Calvert | Joshua 8:30-35

After the battle of Ai, Israel gathers between Mount Ebal and Mount Gerizim to hear the blessings and curses of God's law read aloud. A message on why even the "skippable" parts of Scripture carry weight — and what it means to build an altar of obedience after victory.

Pastor Will Martin | Joshua 8

Israel failed at Ai once — now Joshua leads them back, this time with a battle plan of ambush and deception that ends in victory. Pastor Will Martin traces the story, showing how God restores His people after sin is dealt with and fights for them when they walk in obedience.

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An Unfair Act | Joshua 7

One man's hidden sin brings defeat to an entire nation. Pastor Will Martin walks through the story of Achan's sin at Ai, showing how sin in the camp — even sin we think is private — has communal consequences, and why God's people must deal decisively with what's hidden among them.

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Seven priests. Seven trumpets. Seven days. A battle plan that looks nothing like war. Pastor Will Martin walks through the fall of Jericho verse by verse, uncovering how God's strange strategy of silent marching and a single shout reveals a King who conquers not by might, but by His word.

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Right before Jericho falls, God does something surprising — He tells Joshua to circumcise the army, not sound the charge. Pastor Will Martin unpacks three preparations God gives His people before conquest: circumcision, celebration, and visitation — showing that victory belongs to the Lord, not military strength.