God strips away from Gideon everything he had confidence in so that Gideon will have confidence in God. Learn the basis of humility and how God works it in us.\r\n

Gideon put a fleece before the Lord. Does that mean we as Christians should do the same thing? Learn about finding God's will in your life.

Have you been afraid that your lack of skills, background, or ability to hear God disqualifies you for service? Learn how God worked with a timid man and turned him into a hero.

To help understand how we can destroy the flesh by the power of the Spirit we look at how our "old self" has been crucified with Christ.

Learn how God speaks to the Christian and how we can respond and be a part of the action by learning how He worked with Barak.

Which matters most to you - doing the job or getting the credit? That's what Barak faces in a battle against Israel's enemies. He makes the right choice - do we? Also - letting God do a complete work of healing in our lives.

Shamgar and Ehud both had handicaps but stepped up and served anyway. Learn how God can work with us no matter what holds us back through special weapons and tactics.

Do you ever feel unqualified or disabled when it comes to serving God? Learn from how God used a left handed man and someone with just a stick to win victory. If God can use them He can use you!

In one of the saddest chapters of the Bible, Israel first neglects, then abandons their relationship with Yahweh. Through it all, though He remains faithful to them and stands ready to help when they cry out, just like with us. \r\n

Two things dragged down Israel as they tried to live in the Promised Land, and the same two things can trip us up as we try to live life with Christ. Learn what they are and how to defeat them.

The Children of Israel begin the period of the Judges well, but begin to neglect their relationship with God and this led to defeat, much as the Christian who does not nurture that relationship will exist in the weakened flesh.

We take a global look at the book of Joshua - what lessons we learned about having a victorious life in Christ. This is a good overview of the entire book.

Joshua's final words to the nation of Israel is don't allow the world around them to infiltrate their lives but cling to the Lord. They are sound words for Christians today too.

Reuben, Gad, and 1/2 of Manasseh did a good job justifying their actions which took them away from God. When we do the same we do so to our own peril. Learn how it happens and how to get back!

There comes a time when you are ready to graduate, fly solo, go out and do a ministry apart from the nurturing Christian environment in which you grew. Joshua gives us some help on prospering and remaining faithful.\r\n

Do you ever find yourself holding your breath spiritually due to conflict and trial on all sides? Learn the blessing of God's promise of peace and rest.

As we head out full bore into a victorious life in Christ, sometimes we forget the qualities of mercy and ownership. God reminds us of who He is and who we belong to.

Joseph thought they needed an easy answer, but Joshua told them that they had what they needed to be victorious. There are lessons here for the maturing Christian and our walk with God.

Some of the tribes of Israel had a choice of how they conquered their land. It\\'s a picture for us too as we seek to overcome the flesh and have victory over the enemy.

We learn from the courageous life of Caleb about how God works courage into our everyday lives.