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Walking Through Kingdom Doors

Joshua 1:1-11

November 10, 2020 • Jeff Lyle

We hear many sermons on our need to be good stewards of the money God gives us. We also hear messages on the importance of stewarding the time He gives us along with the spiritual gifts & natural abilities given to us by God. Not as frequently do we hear the preachers call us to be good stewards of all the opportunities which God presents to us. Yes, God is still opening doors of purpose for us. He is still calling us to step though those doors by faith. This message from the life of Joshua connects his calling, purpose and opportunity from God with our own lives today. In these verses, we find the essential elements to recognizing an opportunity from God, remembering all that He has said to us in the past, and then taking trusting steps to walk through those kingdom doors into those things which He purposes for us.

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