Joshua: Victory Gods Way

Joshua 6 reminds us that God doesn't ask us to trust Him only when His plan makes sense. Israel had to keep God at the center, follow instructions that seemed unusual, trust His promises, and believe He could accomplish what they could not. Jericho teaches us that the size of the obstacle doesn't determine what God can do. The question for us is whether we'll trust God enough to obey Him when we can't see how His plan will work.

Sermon Outline

1. Put Jesus at the Center
2. Trust God Even When His Plans Don’t Make Sense
3. God Always Keeps His Promises
4. Nothing is too Difficult for God

Discussion Questions

1. What stood out to you most about the way God chose to bring down Jericho? Why do you think He chose to do it this way?
2. What does it practically look like to keep God at the center of your decisions, family, work, or relationships?
3. Rahab was not the person you might expect to find in the middle of Israel's victory story. What does her story teach us about God's promises and His grace?
4. Where in your life are you facing something that feels bigger than your ability to handle it? How does Joshua 6 challenge the way you see that situation?
5. What is one thing from Joshua 6 that you want to carry with you this week?