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Joshua: The Faith that Looks Foolish

April 10, 2022 • Wayne Kuo

Joshua led the Israelites in battle against the fortified city of Jericho. The Lord instructed him to march around the city for six days with the Ark of the Covenant between armed soldiers in front and in back of it. Seven priests also blew their ram's horns as they circled the city. On the seventh day they circled the city seven times, blowing the ram's horn but on the final lap they all shouted and the walls came crashing down! This approach defied all military strategy and must have looked foolish to the inhabitants of Jericho. There will be times when faith may look foolish to others but God will do amazing things when we walk in obedience to Him.

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April 24, 2022 • Pastor Micah Clark

Rahab is listed among the other heroes of the faith as she chose to hide the men who came to spy out the land for the Israelites. It's notable that she is referred to as Rahab the prostitute. While this was not her identity, it reinforces and reminds us that even though she had a checkered past, she could still exercise faith and not allow that past to define her. Her faith gives all of us who have regrets from our past because God's grace is offered to all who trust Him in faith.

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April 3, 2022 • Elder Tim Ng

Moses chose to identify with God's people rather than enjoy the pleasures of Egypt's royal court. At great personal cost, he treasured doing the Lord's will over all the earthly treasures of Egypt. He did this because he saw the invisible God and led the deliverance of God's people from the angel of death and through the crossing of the Red Sea.

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March 27, 2022 • Pastor Joe Yoshihara

Moses' parents saw that their child was beautiful and chose to hide him in difiance of Pharaoh's edict that all male infants be killed. Apparently, those who defied these orders would suffer severe consequences, yet they chose to hide Moses for 3 months and eventually he became a prince in Egypt and the deliverer of the Hebrews from slavery. As parents, how we see our children is an act of faith and leads to a willingness to sacrifice for their good. While we must not make our children an idol, the best parents are those who see their children as the Lord sees them and they are willing to sacrifice for them. This type of faith also helps us to see people as God's children, worthy of sacrificing ourselves for their good.