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| − | == | + | ==Unbelievable: Are you kidding me...you want me to do what? (1-7)== |
| − | === | + | ===The promise: a city delivered.=== |
| + | ===The orders: march, then march, then march some more.=== | ||
| + | ===The responsibility: just march!=== | ||
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| − | ===MTR:=== | + | ===MTR: Ask yourself, what is God asking me to do that might seem a little crazy right now?=== |
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| + | ==No Turning Back: I cannot believe you talked me into this crazy battle plan? (8-19)== | ||
| + | ===The structure: God is in the middle.=== | ||
| + | ===The attitude: solemn confidence and respect.=== | ||
| + | ===The rules: it all belongs to God.=== | ||
| + | ===MTR: Ask yourself, what do I need to keep doing even though it seems like it is not working?=== | ||
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| + | ==Realization: God's victory is amazing. (20-25)== | ||
| + | ===The first thrill: God is fighting the battle.=== | ||
| + | ===The second thrill: God keeps his promises.=== | ||
| + | ===The third thrill: Total victory.=== | ||
| + | ===MTR: Make a short list of victories you are currently experiencing.=== | ||
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| + | ==Reflection: Wow! I cannot believe God just gave us that victory. (1-7)== | ||
| + | ===Expectation: Jericho should never again need to be conquered.=== | ||
| + | ===Confidence: it was all God.=== | ||
| + | ===MTR: Ask yourself, how can I better reflect so that my reflection breeds expectation and confidence?=== | ||
=Conclusion: = | =Conclusion: = | ||
Revision as of 21:05, 16 June 2022
Theological Proposition/Focus:
Homiletical Proposition/Application:
Contents
- 1 Introduction:
- 1.1 Image:
- 1.2 Need:
- 1.3 Subject:
- 1.4 Preview: Roller Coasters
- 1.5 Text:.
- 1.6 Setting the Stage:
- 1.6.1 The first city that Israel would encounter upon crossing the Jordan river into the land was the city of Jericho.
- 1.6.2 14 miles West of the Jordan river
- 1.6.3 We talk about the city of Jericho but we need to understand this was actually a military outpost.
- 1.6.4 The tell (mound) of Jericho was wrapped with an earthen rampart, with a stone retaining wall to hold it in place.
- 1.6.5 The retaining wall was 12–15 feet high.
- 1.6.6 On top of the rampart at the retaining wall was a mudbrick wall six feet thick and about 20–26 feet high.
- 1.6.7 the base of this inner wall would have been 46 feet above ground level.
- 1.6.8 The total area enclosed by the walls was about 6 acres and then another 3 acres in the fortification area
- 2 Body
- 3 Conclusion:
Introduction:
Image:
Need:
Subject:
Preview: Roller Coasters
This week we are going to take the teens to Worlds of Fun. I love roller Coasters but what I love even more is riding Roller Coasters with others. For those of you who have never ridden a roller coaster, I hope that you will join me! So I am going to take a slightly different approach to my outline today. Whenever I am trying to convince someone to ride a Roller Coaster the process usually follows something like this
As we approach the coaster "are you kidding me!"
As we ascend the first hill "I cannot believe you talked me into this."
As we go through the twists and turns "aaah this is amazing."
As we walk away "wow, I can't believe I did that, it was so cool."
So remember that as we walk into Joshua 6.
Text:.
Setting the Stage:
After God affirmed Joshua as the next leader of Israel, it was time for the work to begin.
The first city that Israel would encounter upon crossing the Jordan river into the land was the city of Jericho.
The city of Jericho sat
14 miles West of the Jordan river
We talk about the city of Jericho but we need to understand this was actually a military outpost.
This was much more of a fort rather than a city.
The tell (mound) of Jericho was wrapped with an earthen rampart, with a stone retaining wall to hold it in place.
The retaining wall was 12–15 feet high.
On top of the rampart at the retaining wall was a mudbrick wall six feet thick and about 20–26 feet high.
At the top of the rampart, there was a similar mudbrick wall because of the slope of the rampart,
the base of this inner wall would have been 46 feet above ground level.
There is some evidence that people lived on the rampart which seems to support the narrative of our story.
