Study 27: Joshua 15: 1-13: Trent Evans

In a dry place?    

The sermon study on Joshua 15 delves into the allocation of land to the tribe of Judah, examining how God’s promises are fulfilled through specific and sometimes seemingly mundane details, like boundary lines and city allocations. The study highlights Caleb's faithfulness, focusing on his role in claiming Hebron and driving out the Anakites, symbolizing the spiritual battle and persistence needed to claim God's promises. The sermon also draws parallels to personal spiritual battles, emphasizing the importance of not making provisions for the flesh and relying on God’s provision, even in dry seasons of life. The study encourages listeners to remain steadfast in their faith and to see God's hand in all circumstances, no matter how ordinary they may seem. This summary is designed to deepen the listener’s understanding of how God’s Word applies to everyday life and spiritual growth.