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Jericho-The Walls Came Tumbling Down 1:23:25 2.28 PM
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Story By: Gail Nobles
Good evening I want to talk to you about a story from the Bible (Joshua chapter 6) that many of us know will the battle of Jericho. It’s a powerful reminder of faith obedience and the incredible ways. God works in our lives.
God spoke to Joshua, the new leader other Israelites God told him to march around the city of Jericho with the people. It wasn’t an ordinary battle strategy. They were to walk around the city once a day for six days and on the seventh day they were to march around the city seven times. Everyone would shout together when they heard the trumpet blast.
Can you imagine a huge wall soldiers inside ready to fight and outside a group of folks walking in circles? People might have wondered what they were doing it might not have made sense, but Joshua and the Israelites trusted God’s plan they obey him without question.
And on that seventh day around the city, for the seventh time, they shouted with all their might as the trumpets blew and guess what? The walls came tumbling down, just like that the barrier that once seemed impossible was gone.
Now, what does this teach us about our lives today? We all face walls don’t we? Maybe it’s a wall of fear, anxiety, addiction, or even doubt about our future. These walls may seem strong and unshakable, but just like the walls of Jericho they can come down when we trust and obey God.
Sometimes God may ask us to do things that don’t make sense. It can feel frustrating or even pointless. But if we want to see those walls come down, we must have faith and be willing to step out in obedience, even when the path seems strange.
Remember Joshua and the Israelites. They kept marching, they kept believing, they didn’t give up, and in the end they witnessed the power of God in a way that changed their lives forever.
So if you’re facing a wall today, whatever it may be take heart. God is with you. Keep trusting him, keep walking forward in faith, and remember the walls can come tumbling down. Just as in Jericho, God is more powerful than any obstacle we face.
I’m Gail Nobles, and you’re listening to Bible Verse.
Story By: Gail Nobles
Good evening I want to talk to you about a story from the Bible (Joshua chapter 6) that many of us know will the battle of Jericho. It’s a powerful reminder of faith obedience and the incredible ways. God works in our lives.
God spoke to Joshua, the new leader other Israelites God told him to march around the city of Jericho with the people. It wasn’t an ordinary battle strategy. They were to walk around the city once a day for six days and on the seventh day they were to march around the city seven times. Everyone would shout together when they heard the trumpet blast.
Can you imagine a huge wall soldiers inside ready to fight and outside a group of folks walking in circles? People might have wondered what they were doing it might not have made sense, but Joshua and the Israelites trusted God’s plan they obey him without question.
And on that seventh day around the city, for the seventh time, they shouted with all their might as the trumpets blew and guess what? The walls came tumbling down, just like that the barrier that once seemed impossible was gone.
Now, what does this teach us about our lives today? We all face walls don’t we? Maybe it’s a wall of fear, anxiety, addiction, or even doubt about our future. These walls may seem strong and unshakable, but just like the walls of Jericho they can come down when we trust and obey God.
Sometimes God may ask us to do things that don’t make sense. It can feel frustrating or even pointless. But if we want to see those walls come down, we must have faith and be willing to step out in obedience, even when the path seems strange.
Remember Joshua and the Israelites. They kept marching, they kept believing, they didn’t give up, and in the end they witnessed the power of God in a way that changed their lives forever.
So if you’re facing a wall today, whatever it may be take heart. God is with you. Keep trusting him, keep walking forward in faith, and remember the walls can come tumbling down. Just as in Jericho, God is more powerful than any obstacle we face.
I’m Gail Nobles, and you’re listening to Bible Verse.
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