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Season 3 Episode 10
In this episode, Trumpets, Trouble, and Triumph — Joshua 6–10, Steve Webb reads the dramatic account of Jericho’s fall, Ai’s defeat, Israel’s repentance, and Joshua’s long day when the sun stood still. Therefore, faith and obedience move to the front. Moreover, hidden sin brings real trouble, yet repentance invites God’s help. Finally, through every turn, the Lord fights for His people.
Today’s Reading — Trumpets, Trouble, and Triumph (Joshua 6–10)
- Joshua 6–10
For quick reference, read the passage on BibleGateway.com.
Commentary — Trumpets, Trouble, and Triumph — Joshua 6–10
First, Jericho shows that God’s strategies may seem strange. Yet His wisdom stands. The people march, the priests blow the ram’s horns, and the walls fall. Next, Achan’s theft exposes how private sin hurts everyone. Because he hid the devoted things, Israel suffers a painful loss at Ai. Afterward, repentance leads to a second chance. Joshua follows the Lord’s plan, and the army wins decisively. Meanwhile, at Gibeon, the Lord defends His people and extends the day. So the lesson is clear: trust God’s word, even when the path looks unusual.
Chapters — Trumpets, Trouble, and Triumph (Joshua 6–10)
- Intro & Welcome
- Reading — Joshua 6
- Reading — Joshua 7
- Reading — Joshua 8
- Reading — Joshua 9
- Reading — Joshua 10
- Commentary — Lessons from Joshua 6–10
- Listener Feedback — Boostagram from Sir Kevin
- Support Message — Value for Value
- On This Date in Church History — October 28 (John Wycliffe)
- Closing & Tomorrow’s Reading
On This Date in Church History — John Wycliffe
John Wycliffe (d. 1384), often called the “Morning Star of the Reformation,” urged that Scripture be available in the language of the people. Because he trained readers to go straight to the Bible, his influence spread far beyond his life. Learn more at Britannica.
Reflection & Application — Trumpets, Trouble, and Triumph — Joshua 6–10
Therefore, walk by faith even when obedience looks odd. Moreover, deal with sin quickly and completely. Because God stands with those who seek Him, we can move from trouble to triumph with courage, humility, and hope. So consider one clear step of obedience you can take today.
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