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Treaty of Gibeon Ensnarement and Compromise Beth Coppedge Joshua Bible study

Beware of prayerlessness.  That's when the enemy can come in.  The Gibeonites came in deceptively and the Israelites were not even aware of it.  We must be aware of the wiles of the enemy.  If you are burdened to pray--then stop and pray.  It's ok to just say, "I don't know yet" and then take it to God.  Pray to get God's mind.  Beth Coppedge shares from Joshua 8 & 9 in lesson 8 of 9.

Defeat at Ai Sin in the Camp Beth Coppedge Joshua Bible study

The Israelites don't pray about the battle with Ai.  There is a self-confidence and a lack of gratitude and a prayerlessness in their lives after their victory at Jericho.  Beware of beginning in the Spirit and then moving into the flesh.  We need to always depend on Jesus.  Beware of the self-confidence that comes in after a major spiritual victory. We need to always depend on Jesus.  We must always keep praying!  Beth Coppedge teaches lesson 7 of 9 from chapter 7 of Joshua. 

The Fall of Jericho Beth Coppedge Joshua Bible Study

Why did God have the Israelites walk around Jericho 13 times?  So they could see the reality that they could not do anything unless God was going to help.  The work of God is not done by me and my self-effort.  There's nothing we can do to move a "Jericho"-only God.  Beth Coppedge teaches from Joshua 6 in lesson 6 of  9.

God‘s Covenant with Israel at Gilgal Beth Coppedge Joshua Bible study

The people of Jericho were terrified of the Israelites.  They were aware of the Israelite's God.  Do people around us know of the God we serve through our life?  We must surrender everything to God.  We can't hold anything back.  God promises to go before us.  We must trust this. Let God explode Himself in us so we can share Him with others.  God is asking for our abandonment to Him.  Is it costly?  Yes! Does it hurt?  Yes!  Is it worth it?  Yes!  

Beth Coppedge teaches from Joshua 5:5-24 in session 5 of 9 Bible study lessons on the book of Joshua

Memorial Stones Beth Coppedge Joshua Bible study

Will we say yes and follow God no matter what?  Will we leave our self-effort?  Will we abandon everything for Jesus?  Beth Coppedge teaches from Joshua 3 & 4.  The Israelites are getting ready and prepared to cross the Jordan River.  The river is at flood stage.  God wants us to have faith in the impossible situations.

The Scarlet Cord-God‘s Covenant with Families Beth Coppedge Joshua Bible study

Are we willing to press on?  Rahab believed God and put her faith into action.  We need to live with God-sized faith.  Will we take a risk for God?  Rahab stands in the gap for herself and for all of her family.  Will we do this?

Beth Coppedge shares from Joshua 2:5-24 in lesson 3 of 9 in this Bible study from the book of Joshua.

God‘s Formula for Spiritual Authority Beth Coppedge Joshua

Beth Coppedge shares from Joshua 1:1-11, 16-18.  God speaks to Joshua and He will speak to us on a daily basis too.  God's call to Joshua is not to stay where he is but to cross the Jordan.  He has more for Joshua.  God promises Joshua provision, protection and His presence.  We can trust that what God calls us to He will provide for us.  Sit quietly in God's presence and let Him teach you.

Release from Bondage Beth Coppedge Joshua

"Just keep on keeping on." Beth Coppedge begins this 9 week study on the book of Joshua sharing from Joshua 1-10, Acts 12 and Deuteronomy 1.  The Israelites rebelled.  They didn't believe God even though He guided them.  Will I believe God?  Will I begin to make myself available to God?  Am I sleeping when I need to be awake.  Beth encourages us to not give up praying and to keep holding on.  She reminds us to keep interceding for others.

I Have Begun To Give Beth Coppedge Numbers

Am I willing to take a risk for God?  Am I willing to launch out into the deep?  The Israelites left Egypt with boldness but as they journeyed they did not believe God and they failed to obey Him.  We must believe and trust God.  Beth Coppedge finishes her teaching from the book of Numbers examining chapters 33 and 36. Questions to ask ourselves: Is Jesus a refuge for me?  Is there a passion in my soul for the lost and for the world?  Is God using me?  Am I a fruit-bearing, fruit-producing Christian?  Are people coming to Jesus because I am alive?  Are people coming to Jesus because of my prayers?  Am I salt and light in my neighborhood?  Am I bringing people to Jesus and offering my home as a refuge for the lost?  Am I experiencing the fullness of Jesus Christ?  Am I possessed by Him?  Am I claiming all His possessions for me?  Am I finding Jesus as the refuge of my soul?  Is He the refuge that has met every need of my heart?

The Overcoming Heart Beth Coppedge Numbers

We must not limit ourselves and stay on the wrong side of the Jordan.  Beware of the enemy coming right when we are trying to cross over into the promised land to detract us.  The tribes of Reuben, Gad, and half the tribe of Manasseh didn't want to cross the Jordan into the promised land.  Later they were the first tribes to be annihilated. The greatest things God has for us are on the other side of the Jordan.  Launch out into the deep.  The safest and best place for us and our kids is in the full will of God.  Are you willing to surrender yourself 100% to Gods' will?  Will you forsake all and follow Jesus no matter what?  Will you love Him and seek Him with all your heart?