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Study 11: Joshua 6: 1-14

Updated: Aug 18, 2024

The sermon, Study 11 on Joshua chapter 6, explores the significant themes of obedience and faith in the context of the battle of Jericho. Trent illuminates how this pivotal event is not just a historical military victory but a profound demonstration of God's promises being fulfilled through the obedience of His people. He emphasizes Joshua's role as a leader who meticulously adhered to God's commands, thereby inspiring his followers to place their trust in God’s perfect timing and overarching plan. This account underlines the pivotal truth that genuine triumph in the life of believers stems from unwavering obedience to God. Trent calls The body to introspectively consider areas in their lives where increased faith and adherence to God's will are necessary. The sermon concludes with an invitation for believers to deepen their commitment to follow God's guidance, confident that He is invariably orchestrating their ultimate good and His glory.






Sermon Outline

Introduction: Context and Prayer

  • [00:00-04:34] Introduction to the sermon, personal anecdotes, and a prayer for Trent's brother.

Chapter 1: Introduction to Joshua 6

  • [04:34-06:08] Introduction to Joshua Chapter 6, focusing on the familiar story of the battle of Jericho and its significance. Trent explains the plan to break the chapter into two parts for detailed study.

Chapter 2: Detailed Scripture Reading

  • [06:08-09:10] Trent reads Joshua 6:1-5, detailing the divine strategy given to Joshua for taking Jericho, emphasizing the unusual but precise instructions involving the Ark and trumpets.

Chapter 3: Obedience and Trust

  • [09:10-12:11] Discussion on the necessity of obedience and trust in God’s seemingly irrational commands. The significance of the Ark of the Covenant and the role of the priests in the battle strategy.

Chapter 4: Strategy and Preparation

  • [12:11-15:30] Exploring the strategy of silent marching around Jericho, the symbolism of the trumpets, and the spiritual preparation involved in following God's plan without questioning.

Chapter 5: Application to Modern Faith

  • [15:30-18:46] Application of the story’s lessons to contemporary Christian life, emphasizing the importance of obedience, faith, and patience in spiritual battles today.

Chapter 6: Conclusion and Reflection

  • [18:46-20:31] Conclusion of the first part of the sermon, reflection on the power of God in overcoming obstacles, and a call for personal reflection on obedience and trust in God.

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