Joshua 4 - 6
JoshuaSteve Gregg
This discussion unpacks the events of Joshua 4-6 and the importance of remembering the miracles of the past. The narrative includes details such as the circumcision of the Israelites and the destruction of Jericho. The speaker emphasizes the significance of obedience to God's commands, even when they may seem inconvenient or difficult. Overall, the discussion highlights the value of faith and trust in God's plan for His people.
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Joshua 7 - 8
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In this analysis of Joshua 7-8, Steve Gregg delves into the story of Achan's sin and the subsequent defeat of the Israelites at Ai. He also discusses
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Joshua 9
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This discussion by Steve Gregg reflects on the biblical story of Joshua 9, where Joshua and the Israelites come across the Gibeonites who trick them i
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Steve Gregg dives into Joshua chapters 2 and 3, discussing Rahab's faith as she hides the Israelite spies in her home and the miracle of the drying Jo
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