Joshua 18-19: Don't be content with partial victory
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Theological Proposition/Focus: God desires his people to be Christ-like and continues to push us forward in growth.
Homiletical Proposition/Application: We have a tendency to declare victory once we have finished the easy part. In our spiritual growth, we must not declare victory simply because we are ready to be done.
Contents
- 1 Introduction:
- 2 Body
- 2.1 Don't settle for a purposeless nomadic existence (18:1-3).
- 2.2 Take note of the blessing that God is offering (18:4-7)
- 2.3 Take action to realize the blessing that God is offering (18:8-10).
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Setting the Stage:
Body
Don't settle for a purposeless nomadic existence (18:1-3).
Understand the true freedom of Psalm 46:10
we are free to pursue Spiritual growth since the cares of the world are not our primary concern.
Understand the object of value in Luke 10:38-41.=
Luke 10:38-42 teaches us not that activity is bad, but that relationship is more important than activity. We should pursue a deep and abiding relationship with Jesus.
