Trust the Process
Trust the Process
Joshua 6:1-21
The destruction of Jericho symbolizes God's power and faithfulness to fulfill His promises to Israel, but it also serves as a lesson in obedience and trust in God's unconventional methods. Additionally, the chapter emphasizes the holiness of the task, as Jericho is devoted to God, and any disobedience to these commands leads to serious consequences, highlighting the importance of reverence for God's commands.
Joshua 6 sets the tone for Israel’s conquest of Canaan, illustrating both the divine guidance and the importance of Israel's collective faith and obedience.
Sermon Outline
1. God has a Vision and a Plan (vs 1-5)
1. Gods plan was specific
2. We must see beyond the barriers
2. Consistency and Obedience (vs 6-14)
1. Faithfulness in Routine
2. Overcoming Doubt
3. The Power of a Unified Vision (vs 15-21)
1. Corporate Obedience
2. God is Glorified in Obedience
Discussion Questions
1. How does God’s vision often challenge our natural understanding or expectations?
2. How can we discern God's vision for our lives today?
3. In what areas of your life do you struggle with commitment to God's plan?
4. How does consistency in following God’s instructions develop trust and confidence in His plan?
5. What obstacles do we face in maintaining consistent obedience to God's commands, and how can we overcome them?
6. How can we, as a small group, support one another in remaining committed and consistent as we pursue God’s vision for our community and personal lives?
Joshua 6:1-21
The destruction of Jericho symbolizes God's power and faithfulness to fulfill His promises to Israel, but it also serves as a lesson in obedience and trust in God's unconventional methods. Additionally, the chapter emphasizes the holiness of the task, as Jericho is devoted to God, and any disobedience to these commands leads to serious consequences, highlighting the importance of reverence for God's commands.
Joshua 6 sets the tone for Israel’s conquest of Canaan, illustrating both the divine guidance and the importance of Israel's collective faith and obedience.
Sermon Outline
1. God has a Vision and a Plan (vs 1-5)
1. Gods plan was specific
2. We must see beyond the barriers
2. Consistency and Obedience (vs 6-14)
1. Faithfulness in Routine
2. Overcoming Doubt
3. The Power of a Unified Vision (vs 15-21)
1. Corporate Obedience
2. God is Glorified in Obedience
Discussion Questions
1. How does God’s vision often challenge our natural understanding or expectations?
2. How can we discern God's vision for our lives today?
3. In what areas of your life do you struggle with commitment to God's plan?
4. How does consistency in following God’s instructions develop trust and confidence in His plan?
5. What obstacles do we face in maintaining consistent obedience to God's commands, and how can we overcome them?
6. How can we, as a small group, support one another in remaining committed and consistent as we pursue God’s vision for our community and personal lives?