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In this study on Joshua 4:1–24, we examine why God commanded Israel to carry twelve stones out of the Jordan and set them up as a lasting memorial. As the nation crosses on dry ground and Joshua is magnified before the people, we see that God's mighty works are never meant to be forgotten—they are to be marked, remembered, and told to every generation until all the earth comes to fear Him. If you've ever wondered why remembering matters so deeply to God, or how the story of His faithfulness in your life could point others to Him, this study is for you.

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In this study on Joshua 3:1–17, we examine Israel's preparation to cross the Jordan, the call to sanctify themselves and follow the ark of the covenant, and the miracle of the waters parting as the priests stepped in by faith. The lesson highlights that God goes before His people into the unknown, that He calls us to set ourselves apart in expectation of His wonders, and that the waters do not part until feet touch the river—obedience comes before the breakthrough. If you've ever wondered how to step forward when the way seems impossible, what it means to follow God into unfamiliar territory, or why He sometimes waits for our first act of faith before He moves, this study is for you.

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In this study on Joshua 2:1–24, we examine the daring mission of two spies into Jericho, the surprising faith of Rahab the harlot, and the scarlet cord that became a sign of salvation for her household. The lesson highlights that God can use unlikely people for His purposes, that the fear of the Lord had already gone before Israel to soften enemy hearts, and that genuine faith moves a person to act, confess, and trust God's promises even at great personal risk. If you've ever wondered whether God protects His people in the midst of danger, whether your past disqualifies you from being used by God, or how to step out in faith when the outcome is uncertain, this study is for you.

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In this study on Joshua 1:1–18, we examine God's commissioning of Joshua after Moses' death, His repeated call to be strong and courageous, and the people's wholehearted pledge to follow their new leader. The lesson highlights that God's presence goes with us into every new season, that meditating on and obeying His Word is the path to true success, and that courage is rooted not in our own strength but in the assurance that the LORD will never leave nor forsake us. If you've ever wondered how to step into an unknown future without fear, what it really means to be strong and of good courage, or how God's promises can steady you when everything around you is changing, this study is for you.

Questions answered in this Lesson

1. Why does God speak to His children?
2. What does the Bible say about God's desire to bless His children?
3. What does the Word of God say about God being with us?
4. According to the Bible, where does our strength come from?
5. Why is it important for us to obey God's commands?
6. Are we also instructed to meditate on God's Word regularly?
7. Does the Bible tell us not to be discouraged?
8. Does the Bible say that God will also give us rest?
9. What does the Bible say about working together with God to help others?
10. What blessings are attached to obedience?
11. What does the Bible say about encouraging each other?

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In this study on Deuteronomy 34:1–12, we examine the death of Moses on Mount Nebo, God's faithfulness in showing him the Promised Land he would never enter, and the quiet dignity of a burial performed by God's own hand. The lesson highlights that God keeps His word even when it carries hard limits, that a faithful servant's life is measured by obedience rather than arrival, and that leadership passes on while God's purposes press forward through Joshua and beyond. If you've ever wondered why God sometimes lets us see a promise without stepping into it, what it means to finish faithfully when the journey ends short of the goal, or how a man could be called unlike any prophet who knew God face to face, this study is for you.

Questions answered in this Lesson

1. What does the Bible say about God revealing things to His children?
2. What does the Bible say about God keeping His promises?
3. What does the Word of God say about there being consequences for our actions?
4. What promise had God given to the children of Israel about keeping them healthy?
5. What does the Bible say about wisdom?
6. Are we also encouraged to follow the Lord's commands?
7. How does the Word of God describe Moses?
8. What does it mean to know God face-to-face?

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In this study on Deuteronomy 31:1–29, we examine the transition of leadership from Moses to Joshua, God's enduring promise to go before His people, and His sobering foreknowledge of Israel's future unfaithfulness. The lesson highlights that God never abandons His people even as leaders change, that His Word is meant to be written down, read aloud, and passed to every generation, and that He gives both warnings and witnesses to call His people back to faithfulness. If you've ever wondered how to face change without fear, why God commands us to keep His Word ever before us, or what it means that God already knows our failures and still stays with us, this study is for you.

Questions answered in this Lesson

1. Why was Moses not allowed to go into the promised land?
2. What does the Bible also say about God's judgment?
3. What does the Bible say about God leading and guiding His children?
4. Has God promised to protect us from our enemies?
5. What does the Bible say about God's Word always coming true?
6. What does the Bible say about God's children having nothing to fear?
7. What does the Word say about God never letting us down?
8. Where does the Bible say true strength comes from?
9. Why are we never to be discouraged?
10. What instruction does God give in His Word about keeping His law in our hearts and minds?
11. Why is it important for us to follow and not just hear the Word of God?
12. Does God encourage us also to teach His Word to our children?
13. What does the Bible say about God knowing the future?
14. What angers God?
15. Does the Bible warn us not to forget God?
16. What does the Bible say about God knowing our thoughts?

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In this study on Deuteronomy 16:18 – 17:7, we examine God’s standards for justice, leadership, and pure worship, along with the serious responsibility of addressing sin within the community. The lesson highlights that God requires integrity from leaders, rejects all forms of idolatry and compromised worship, and calls His people to uphold truth through careful judgment and accountability. If you’ve ever wondered why justice matters so deeply to God, how to remain spiritually pure in a compromised world, or what it means to confront sin in a righteous way, this study is for you.

Questions answered in this Lesson

1. What does the Word of God say about treating others fairly?
2. What insight does the Bible give about bribes and avoiding them?
3. What are the results of following God’s ways?
4. What was the issue with the trees?
5. What does the Bible say about image worship?
6. Why did the sacrifices have to be free from blemishes?
7. What instruction does the Word of God give regarding thoroughly investigating a matter?
8. What reassurance do we receive from the Bible about God’s judgment?
9. Why is it important to have witnesses before judgment is pronounced?
10. How can evil be put away from our lives?

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In this study on Deuteronomy 16:1–17, we explore God’s instructions regarding the three appointed feasts—Passover, the Feast of Weeks, and the Feast of Tabernacles—and what they reveal about remembering His goodness, worshiping with intention, and giving according to His blessings. The lesson emphasizes the importance of gratitude, joyful obedience, and honoring God through both our presence and our offerings. If you’ve ever wondered why God required His people to gather regularly, what it truly means to give with the right heart, or how remembrance strengthens your relationship with Him, this study is for you.

Questions answered in this Lesson

1. What message does the passover have for us today?
2. Why is it important to follow God’s instructions?
3. What is the significance of the unleavened bread?
4. Should we also remember what God has done for us?
5. What does the Word of God say about the Name of God?
6. Should we also give freely to God and others?
7. What does the Bible say about God’s desire to bless us?
8. What does the Word of God say about rejoicing?
9. Why is it important for us to obey God’s commands?
10. How does the Bible say we are to work?

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In this study on Deuteronomy 15:1-23, we examine God's profound instructions on debt release, generosity to the poor, and the treatment of servants. The lesson emphasizes that extending mercy mirrors God's forgiveness, that generous giving opens the door to divine blessing, and that we must guard our hearts against selfishness. If you've ever wondered why God commands the release of debts, how to cultivate a generous heart toward those in need, or what it means to remember God's blessings, this study is for you.

Questions answered in this Lesson

1. What does the Bible say about extending grace and mercy to others?
2. Why is it important to obey God’s commands?
3. What does the Bible say about God keeping His promises?
4. What does the Word of God say about lending and borrowing?
5. What does the Bible say about helping those who are in need?
6. What warning does the Bible give regarding our hearts?
7. Does God bless us when we bless others?
8. How are we to treat the poor?
9. What does the Bible say about giving generously?
10. Does the Bible say we are supposed to remember God’s blessings?
11. What does the Bible say about being sanctified unto the Lord?
12. What other reference in the Bible is made to a lamb without blemish?

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In this study on Deuteronomy 14:22-29, we explore God's instructions on tithing and caring for those in need, revealing how faithful stewardship and generosity reflect our trust in God and open the door to His abundant blessings. The lesson emphasizes that tithing honors God with our firstfruits, that the Lord is our ultimate inheritance and portion, and that compassion for the less fortunate is central to God's heart and His call on our lives. If you've ever wondered why God commands us to tithe, how to properly honor Him with our resources, and what it means to support His ministers and the vulnerable, this study is for you.

Questions answered in this Lesson

1. What is the purpose of tithing?
2. What does the Bible say about where God places His Name?
3. What does it mean to fear God?
4. Does God care about our struggles?
5. What insight does the Bible give us about what we should and should not lust after?
6. Does God condone drinking alcohol?
7. What does the Bible say about our posture when we go before God?
8. Why did the Levites not inherit land?
9. What does the Bible say about God caring for the less fortunate?
10. Are there blessings attached to obedience?