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Over 25 years after the book of Joshua begins, Joshua calls the leaders of Israel together to give one final message to the people as he nears the end of his life. This week we will talk about what Joshua thought were the most important things he could say to the people and how they matter to our lives in 2024.

Last week we didn't have the chance to look at verse 43-45 of Joshua chapter 21. It is the summary of the people of Israel taking possession of the promised land. Yet, it is not exactly true. So how do we deal with that? What can we learn and does it matter to our lives today?

In Joshua 22 there is family drama among the children of Israel that almost leads to a Civil War. What caused it and what can we learn from it so we can avoid the same relational issues in our homes and communities?

In Chapter 20 God commands that cities of refuge be established in the land of Israel. In Chapter 21, God commands that Levitical cities be established. But by the time of Christ, none of this was happening or even possible. What do you do when the Bible has a clear command, rule or practice for God's people that can no longer be followed?

Sometimes people ask what kind of church we are? We get it. Faith on Hill is a generic name based largely on our street address. In this short video, Pastor Adam describes an average Sunday morning and talks about how we are an intentionally simple church that is part of a larger family but here for this community.

Seven Tribes of Israel had still not fulfilled the commands of God. Joshua now speaks prophetically to the people. Are their prophets in our day? What does that look like and who are they? We'll talk about it as we look at chapters 18 & 19 of the book of Joshua.