Women’s Bible Study | Joshua

Join a wonderful group of women of all ages and denominations as we study our way through the Book of Joshua. Study, learn, laugh, cry, and share life experiences as we grow together in God’s Spirit. The first class will be on Thursday, January 22nd, at 9:30 am in Grace Hall, and will meet every Thursday until March 26th. Join in when you can, don’t worry if you miss a week or two. Bring a friend or two! Childcare will be available upon request.

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None of the good promises the LORD had made to the house of Israel failed. Everything was fulfilled.

Joshua 21:45

BIBLE STUDY BOOK OVERVIEW

The book of Joshua chronicles God’s continuing faithfulness to fulfill His covenant promises to Abraham. It is a book of transitions, in which Joshua rises to leadership and the people of God step across the Jordan into the long-awaited land of promise. The task of possessing the land will test the limits of their strength and their courage, but God’s covenant will not fail them. And Joshua’s faithful example will whisper toward the perfect faithfulness of Christ Himself.

In this 10-session, verse-by-verse study of the book of Joshua, Jen Wilkin helps us see how God’s commands, though sometimes difficult, are always rooted in His steadfast love for His people. Israel’s story is our story. We battle not against flesh and blood as they did, but we courageously war against the temptations of the world, the flesh, and the devil, trusting in the finished work of the true and better Joshua, Jesus Christ.

Features: 

• Verse-by-verse study of the book of Joshua
• 10 video teaching sessions, approximately 45+ minutes each, unpacking truths found throughout the study and offering additional insights
• 9 weeks of personal study featuring illuminating questions to help you focus on and understand Scripture
• Leader helps for group discussion

Benefits: 

• Find assurance in God’s faithfulness throughout all generations.
• Become a more confident student of the Bible by learning how to read and interpret historical narrative in the Old Testament.
• Study well-known stories of the Old Testament, such as Rahab and Jericho, within their greater biblical, historical, and geographical context.
• Gain perspective on some of the most difficult passages in the Bible in light of God’s justice, mercy, and redemptive purpose.
• Trace the theme of covenant through the book of Joshua, connecting it to the rest of Scripture.