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Join Pastor Jason for a short devotion every morning as we read through the Bible together as a church family.

  1. 3h ago

    Day 107 - Read Joshua 5-6

    The Canaanite kings feared the Israelites because they heard what God accomplished for them. Joshua was commanded to circumcise the men of Israel because they were a new generation that was not circumcised during their journey. Israel honored the Passover in Canaan for the first time. Joshua saw the commander of the Lord’s army by Jericho. The commander told Joshua to remove his sandals. Joshua was given instructions to possess Jericho without any fighting. The tactics confirmed that God gave the land to Israel. Joshua honored the promise given to the prostitute to spare her family because she protected two spies previously sent to Jericho. The city was destroyed, and Joshua was known throughout the land.

  2. 1d ago

    Day 106 - Read Joshua 3-4

    The people of Israel were led across the Jordon to take possession of the land God promised. God stopped the flow of the Jordon, and the water rose like a heap far from them as they crossed. God commanded the people to take twelve stones, one for each tribe, and lay it as a memorial to remind them that God brought them across the Jordon on dry land, just as He brought the people of Israel across the Red Sea. The memorial was to remind them and all the people of the earth that the Lord is mighty.

  3. 2d ago

    Day 105 - Read Joshua 1-2

    God told Joshua he would lead Israel across the Jordon to possess the land He promised. God told him to be strong and courageous. He commanded Joshua to be careful to obey the commands given through Moses. Joshua told the officers to tell the people to prepare to cross the Jordon to take the land. Joshua sent spies to view the land, and they were protected by a prostitute who asked them for mercy when they went into the land to conquer the people. The men made an agreement with her, and she helped them escape and return to Joshua. The spies told Joshua what happened, and they believed God had given them the land.

  4. 3d ago

    Day 104 - Read Deuteronomy 33-34

    Moses gave his final blessings on Israel. He gave blessings to them in general, then to each tribe of Israel. He reminded Israel of God’s relationship to them and the great things God would do through them. Moses went to Mount Nebo as God commanded him. The Lord showed him the land He promised to the descendants of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. Moses died at the age of 120. Moses did the work of God until his death. Joshua was full of the spirit and wisdom given to him from God through Moses. Israel obeyed God and followed Joshua as their leader.

  5. 4d ago

    Day 103 - Read Deuteronomy 31-32

    Moses told Israel God would give them the land He promised, and Joshua would lead them across the Jordon. The priests and elders were commanded to read the Law of God to Israel at the Feast of Booths in the year of release (every seven years) so the people could obey the Law. God told Moses Israel would break the covenant in the promised land. Moses wrote a song to be remembered by Israel to turn them back to God. Moses warned Israel of the dangers of turning from God and the blessings of obedience. God told Moses he would die on Mount Nebo. Moses was not allowed to enter the promised land because he did not honor God before Israel at the waters of Meribah-kadesh.

  6. 5d ago

    Day 102 - Read Deuteronomy 29-30

    Moses reminded Israel of the covenant God made with them. He reminded them of the miraculous acts of God and how He provided for Israel as they journeyed. He warned them not to turn away from God to other Gods, but to obey His commands and renew their commitment to Him. Israel must turn to God, and He would bless them and cleanse their hearts. The truth of God’s Word is not far from His people, but available for them to hear and obey. The result of obedience to God is life.

  7. 6d ago

    Day 101 - Read Deuteronomy 27-28

    Moses and the elders commanded Israel to build an altar to God on Mount Ebal (in the promised land), write the words of the Law on it, and provide sacrifices to God. Moses commanded there to be a message of blessing given from Mount Gerizim, and a message of the cursed to be given from Mount Ebal. Between the two mountains was the town of Shechem. The blessing was for those who were obedient to the Law and to God. The curse was for those who disobeyed God and His Law.

  8. Sep 29

    Day 100 - Read Deuteronomy 25-26

    A person who was found guilty in a dispute would be punished. The worker and minister should not be muzzled (prevented from having his needs met). A man’s name should be honored and passed down in the house of Israel. A man who refused to take his brother’s wife in the case where his brother died was to be dishonored in the presence of the elders. People should be treated fairly, and not be taken advantage of through deceit. Israel was called to give a tithe of their first fruits and to worship God for all He had done. God chose this people to be His treasured possession, setting them apart for His great name and honor.

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Join Pastor Jason for a short devotion every morning as we read through the Bible together as a church family.

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    Calera Baptist Church
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2026
  • Episodes
    234
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