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This morning we come to the end of the book of Joshua. Joshua himself is now very old—110 years of age—and he knows that his life and leadership are drawing to a close. Under his guidance, the Israelites have taken possession of most of the Promised Land. They have defeated many of the Canaanite peoples, . . . → Read More: Joshua 24 – Whom will you Serve? 
Joshua 21:43–45 stands as a powerful summary of all that has taken place throughout Israel’s journey into the Promised Land. These verses draw together the great themes of the book of Joshua and remind us, above all else, of the faithfulness of God. Broadly speaking, the book of Joshua can be divided into three sections. . . . → Read More: Joshua 21:43-45 – Believing in Our Promise-Keeping God 
Today we turn to Joshua 20 and the passage concerning the cities of refuge. At first glance it can feel distant—an ancient legal provision that seems far removed from Christian life in 2026. Yet the theme woven through this passage is both timeless and deeply relevant: the mercy of God expressed within His justice. Many . . . → Read More: Joshua 20 – Finding Mercy Within the Justice of God 
We are living in days where we need to be constantly on our guard against scammers trying to steal our identity, our personal details and our money. They seem so genuine on the phone or on emails or social media. They use company logos on emails to make you think they are from the reported . . . → Read More: Joshua 9 v 1 to 27 – Our Failures, God’s Successes |
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