LWWC - Joshua - Session 11
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LWWC - Joshua - Session 11
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Sermon Summary: Joshua – Session 11 (Ending the Year Right)
- God Calls His People to Possess What He Has Given
As the land is divided in Joshua 17–18, God reminds Israel that the inheritance already belongs to them—but they must rise up and take possession. Delayed obedience, fear of opposition, or spiritual passivity keeps believers from fully walking in God’s promises.
- Incomplete Obedience Leads to Future Struggles
Some tribes failed to fully drive out the Canaanites, choosing compromise instead of obedience. What is tolerated today often becomes a snare tomorrow. God calls His people to remove what competes with devotion, not manage it.
- Faith Requires Action, Not Excuses
When tribes complained about limited territory, Joshua challenged them to get up and do the work. God had already given them power, but they had to act in faith. Blessing follows obedience, diligence, and courage—not passivity.
- The Lord Is Our True Inheritance
The Levites received no land because the Lord Himself was their inheritance. This points to a greater truth for believers today: our ultimate reward is not earthly security but life with God. Like Abraham, believers are called to live as pilgrims, prioritizing spiritual inheritance over temporary comfort.
- God Is a Refuge for the Guilty and Broken
The cities of refuge reveal God’s mercy. Long before sin occurred, God provided a place of safety. These cities foreshadow Jesus Christ as our refuge, where sinners can flee for forgiveness, protection, and restoration.
- Salvation Must Be Received, Not Ignored
A refuge only saves those who run to it. Jesus is God’s provision for sin, but each person must choose to enter. Trusting in goodness, effort, or delay is dangerous—Christ alone is the safe place.
- A Call to Renewed Commitment
As the year closes, the sermon challenges believers to:
- Be honest with themselves
- Reject spiritual sluggishness
- Recommit to disciplined faith
- Place God first without reservation
The message closes with hope: when all hope seems lost, the Lord shows up. God remains faithful, and those who trust Him will find safety, purpose, and victory in Him.