As a Christian, your life has purpose and you have something to offer. God wants to use you at every stage of your life, whether you're young or old. Moses' story shows how God can turn your mess into a message and use you for his plan, even when you feel like you're not deserving or don't have all the answers. [... more]

Honesty is a fundamental aspect of living a life that pleases God, and it's especially important when it comes to finances. The Bible teaches that we should be scrupulously honest in all our dealings, including our financial transactions. In this episode, we explore the importance of honesty in finances and how it relates to God's plan for our money. [... more]

Rahab, a Canaanite prostitute, is remembered in the annals of church history for her bravery and faith. Despite being involved in prostitution and civil disobedience, she is elevated to a hero of the faith in the New Testament. Her actions, including lying to the king of Jericho, raise questions about the morality of deception and the sanctity of truth. [... more]

Rahab, a harlot from the city of Jericho, is a picture of the power of God to transform any life that comes to Him by faith. Her story, found in Joshua chapter 2, shows how she heard the word of God and heeded it, leading to her conversion and completion. Through her labor for the Lord and love for the lost, Rahab's life was radically changed, and she became a testament to God's transforming power. [... more]

Rahab, a woman from Jericho, undergoes a deep spiritual discovery, leading her to take a risk and hide two Israelite spies. Her conviction of the Holy Spirit and faith in God's will ultimately lead to her salvation and the salvation of her family. In contrast, Lot's wife perishes due to her lack of conviction and desire for God's truth, highlighting the importance of spiritual maturity and the struggle between good and evil. [... more]

Rahab, a woman from Jericho, undergoes a deep spiritual discovery, recognizing God's plan and faith, leading her to risk everything for salvation and a new life with the people of God. [... more]

Rahab, a morally failed woman, is transformed through faith and conversion, becoming a heroic figure in the scriptures. Her story highlights God's judgment on sin and the importance of faith in overcoming moral failure. [... more]

Alistair Begg teaches from James chapter 2, discussing the relationship between faith and works, using the examples of Abraham and Rahab to illustrate the importance of demonstrating faith through actions. [... more]

Rahab, a prostitute in Jericho, is the only person in the city who believes in the God of Israel and is willing to demonstrate her faith by hiding two spies and helping them escape. Her faith is remarkable, and she is eventually spared when the city is destroyed, becoming a symbol of God's redemption and the importance of living faith. [... more]

Rahab, a prostitute and resident of Jericho, demonstrates dynamic faith by believing in God and helping two spies escape, despite being in a city that is about to be conquered by the Israelites. Her story illustrates that faith can take place in anyone, regardless of their background or circumstances, and that God's power is greater than any obstacle. [... more]

The story of Rahab, a prostitute from Jericho, is a perfect example of God's grace using someone the world may see as an outcast to do something incredible for his kingdom. Rahab's story is one of sacrifices, redemption, and hope, and it shows how faith can lead to salvation and deliverance from death. [... more]

Mothers from the Bible, including Mary, Elizabeth, Hannah, and Rahab, are highlighted for their faith and devotion to God. In contrast, Jezebel's wickedness and influence are also examined, serving as a warning to those who would follow in her footsteps. The importance of salvation and faith in the face of adversity is emphasized, as the righteous are called to stand strong against the forces of evil. [... more]

Rahab, a harlot, shows remarkable faithfulness by changing sides and entering into a covenant with the spies, demonstrating that faith is a life to be lived out, not just a theory or philosophy. This is contrasted with the lives of Gideon, Barak, and Samson, who, despite their flaws and failures, were used by God to deliver and judge the people of God. [... more]

The story of Hebrews chapter 11 highlights the importance of faith in God's plan, as seen in the lives of Joshua and Rahab, who faced death and violence but trusted in God's power and salvation. The chapter emphasizes the difference between faith and human reason, and the need to trust in God's goodness and provision. [... more]

Rahab, a Canaanite harlot, is commended in the Bible for her bravery and faith, despite her involvement in prostitution and lying to the king of Jericho. Her actions are justified as a means of protecting God's people and upholding righteousness and justice. [... more]

King David's story in the 119th Psalm highlights the concept of walking at liberty, seeking God's precepts, and trusting in His guidance. A personal anecdote shares the importance of faith and obedience in everyday life, illustrating how seeking God's precepts can lead to true liberty. [... more]

Rahab, a harlot, is a picture of the power of God to transform any life that comes to Him by faith. Her story, as told in Joshua chapter 2, shows how she was saved by the grace of God and became a converted girl, laboring for the Lord and loving the lost. Her transformation is a testament to the transforming power of Christ, and a reminder that God has shown compassion to all people, giving them the chance to be saved. [... more]

True faith goes beyond what we say, beyond belief, and beyond comfort. It requires us to trust in God's will, even when it takes us out of our comfort zone. Stories of Abraham and Rahab demonstrate the importance of obedience and trust in God's plan, and how it can lead to a deeper understanding of faith and its role in our lives. [... more]

Rahab, a prostitute, made a decision to align herself with God, choosing faith over the culture, and was delivered from destruction. Her story demonstrates that God can work on our today in spite of our yesterday if we choose him by faith that functions. [... more]

Abraham's willingness to sacrifice his son Isaac demonstrates his complete trust in God and is an example of living faith. Rahab, a harlot, also demonstrates her faith by protecting the spies sent by the Israelites, showing that true faith is not just about believing, but also about putting one's life on the line to serve God. [... more]

God's sovereignty and mercy are displayed in the story of Rahab, a sinful woman who was saved by the grace of God. Despite God's wrath on the wicked, He is a God of mercy and justice, who chooses to bless those who put their faith in Him. The Bible teaches that God's mercy is available to all sinners, and that faith is the gift of God, not something that can be generated on one's own. [... more]

God's wrath on a wicked city is a picture of the final judgment that is going to come upon the wicked. The destruction of Jericho is a reminder that God hates idolatry and will punish sinners. God is holy, just, and a God of wrath, and his judgment is coming. [... more]

Rahab, an immoral woman, comes to faith in the God of Israel and goes on to be in the lineage of the Messiah, revealing the forgiveness and redemption available to all who believe. Her actions, including lying to protect the Hebrew spies, raise questions about the sanctity of truth and the morality of deception in warfare. [... more]

Rahab, a pagan prostitute, demonstrates her faith by welcoming two spies in peace, concealing them, lying to protect them, and sending the men of the king on a wild goose chase. Her faith is honored, and she receives deliverance, becoming a part of the lineage to King David and ultimately, Jesus Christ. [... more]

Alistair Begg explains the importance of faith in response to God's instruction, using the story of Joshua and the siege of Jericho as an example. He also discusses the story of Rahab, a prostitute who believed in God and was saved, and how her story is a reminder that God delights in forgiving those who come to him in faith. [... more]

God's strategy for our deliverance is beyond our comprehension. He tells us to commit our plans and aspirations to Him, and we will find His plan for our life. Pastor Greg Laurie shares the story of Joshua and Rahab, two world changers who faced insurmountable obstacles, but God had a plan to bring about their deliverance. He reminds us that God's ways are beyond our understanding, and we must trust in Him to overcome the insurmountable. [... more]

The story of Joshua and Jericho highlights the importance of faith and work in action, as Joshua's army marches around the city seven times, representing the judgment of God. Rahab, a harlot, makes a right decision to hide the messengers, saving her and her family from destruction, illustrating the power of faith and the sovereignty of God. [... more]

Rahab, a businesswoman and sinner, is saved by God's will and becomes a virtuous woman. She helps two spies escape from Jericho and is given a scarlet cord as a symbol of her hope for salvation. The story highlights the importance of repentance and faith in God's plan for humanity. [... more]

Rahab, a pagan harlot, made an irrevocable decision to choose God's side and risk everything to protect two spies sent by Joshua, demonstrating her faith and conviction in the face of overwhelming opposition. [... more]

The battle of Christianity as it relates to assurance is a battle of the mind, where Satan attacks our thoughts and feelings. Christians must ground their faith in God's word, not their emotions, and understand that their feelings are inconsistent and fallen. The gospel of Christ is the basis of our salvation, and we must not base our assurance on how good a day we had or how consistent we are. The story of Rahab, a Gentile woman who became part of Jesus' lineage, shows that God welcomes converted sinners into His family. Understanding parables, like the kingdom of heaven being like leaven, requires careful consideration of the context and the primary meaning of the story. [... more]

The story of Rahab, a harlot, who made a covenant with Joshua, and how this covenant points to the greater covenant between God and humanity through Jesus Christ. This covenant is a reminder of God's faithfulness and hope, and how it brings salvation and redemption to those who trust in it. [... more]

The crucifixion of Christ is a profound blessing that reveals the depth of our worth to God. The women who witnessed Jesus' crucifixion, often overlooked, played a significant role in the gospel narrative. Their presence at the cross, despite the horrors they saw, is a testament to the power of faith and redemption. As we reflect on the cross, we are reminded of the ultimate sacrifice Jesus made for us and the depth of God's love for humanity. [... more]

The story of Jericho's walls coming down is a demonstration of faith by the people of God, and Rahab, a prostitute, is an unlikely hero who shows that faith is willingness to obey God even when it seems hopeless or ridiculous. [... more]

True saving faith is demonstrated by a heart of compassion and service for brothers and sisters in Christ and in the local church. James chapter 2 emphasizes that faith without works is dead, and that believers should show their faith by their actions, particularly in loving and caring for those in need within the church community. [... more]