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“Radical” Missions, “Hyper” Hospitality, & Evangelical Suicide

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Scripture: Joshua 6:22-27
Topics: Culture & Politics, Evangelism,
Contributor: Joel Webbon

Rahab and her family became proselytes (converts to the God of Israel). They were not merely permitted to live in Israel as pagans. Instead, they embraced not only the culture of Israel, but also the religion of Israel. Their conversion was an immediate prerequisite, but their full assimilation took even longer.

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“Radical” Missions, “Hyper” Hospitality, & Evangelical Suicide

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Scripture: Joshua 6:22-27
Topics: Culture & Politics, Evangelism, Culture & Politics, Evangelism,
Contributor: Joel Webbon

Rahab and her family became proselytes (converts to the God of Israel). They were not merely permitted to live in Israel as pagans. Instead, they embraced not only the culture of Israel, but also the religion of Israel. Their conversion was an immediate prerequisite, but their full assimilation took even longer.

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Roe Is Dead | Why The Church Must Celebrate & Secure The Victory

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Scripture: Joshua 6:6-21
Topics: Culture & Politics, Evangelism, Culture & Politics, Evangelism, Culture & Politics, Justice, Personal Holiness, Doctrine of Sanctification,
Contributor: Joel Webbon

It is not enough to obey God in part. The people of Israel witnessed God’s deliverance of victory with the crumbling of the walls of Jericho, but they were then expected to secure that victory by putting all the inhabitants of the city to death. To often, the people of God are content to merely subdue sin, rather than mortify …

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Total Depravity, Postmillennialism, & Black-Pilled Christians

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Scripture: Joshua 6:1-5
Topics: Doctrine of Sanctification, Doctrine of Eschatology, Doctrine of Glorification, Doctrine of Justification, Doctrine of Sanctification, Doctrine of Sin,
Contributor: Joel Webbon

Jericho could not put its trust in the courage of its people to take the offensive, so it trusted in the strength of its walls to provide a sturdy defense. Even in the midst of terror, Jericho placed trust in itself, not the Lord. And so Jericho was “shut up.” It did not possess the courage to deploy an attack, …