Description
Key Points
An alliance was formed to attack Gibeon; Joshua was summoned, and Israel came to their defense.
God stopped the sun and dropped hailstones on the alliance.
The five kings abandoned their people and hid in a cave.
Joshua, with all his men in sight, removed the kings from the cave and executed them.
God will go to great lengths without cooperation to slay false kings that try to rule our hearts.
There are five kings and five queens that try to rule our hearts:
Five Kings
Sexual Perversion
Control
Unforgiveness
Man Pleasing
Isolation
Five Queens
Comparison
Unforgiveness
Busyness
Insecurity
Control
Insecurity can be cloaked in meekness, compliance, and assuming blame. It can also be disguised in bravado, defiance, and never admitting wrong. In one person, insecurity moves them to avoid attention if possible; in another, it moves them to demand as much attention as possible.
Isolation and insecurity are rooted in self-absorption and pride.
God wants us to operate from the Spirit, not our flesh.
Discussion
In general, how did you respond to this message?
How could you relate to Allen, Nowell, or Diane?
Have you ever struggled with isolation or insecurity?
Are you currently struggling with isolation or insecurity?
Discuss how to come along side those dealing with these kings and queens.
Hallelujah (הַלְלוּ־יָהּ) comes from 2 words:
Hallel (הַלְלוּ) – Hebrew for praise
Yah (יָהּ) – alternate Hebrew for the covenant name of God, Yahweh (יְהוֹהָ)
Giving thanks is representative of receiving and being grateful.
Giving thanks breaks our self-righteousness and entitlement.
Giving...
Published 11/24/24
God’s love is greater than human love.
God’s love liberates, overcomes, always wins, and endures forever.
God’s love is personal and set us free to live in harmony with Him.
God’s love is never-ending; when we remain in His love, we are less prone seek love from anywhere else.
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The...
Published 11/17/24