“The Fruit of Victory” Joshua 11:1-12:24

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Date: October 19, 2025 Author: Wayne J. Edwards

For seven years, Joshua worked hard to obey what the Lord told him to do. But in reality, in every battle during those seven years, God was doing His work through Joshua. This Sunday’s sermon surfaces the age-old dilemma of “God’s Sovereignty Versus Man’s Responsibility ,” and is based on the events of Joshua 11-12. The title is: “ Victorious Christian Living: The Fruit of Victory.” We are deeply grateful for your continued support and for sharing these sermon study guides with those you think might be interested. Your efforts in spreading the message of faith and holiness are genuinely appreciated and have helped us reach viewers worldwide.

For seven years, Joshua worked hard to obey what the Lord told him to do. But in reality, in every battle during those seven years, God was doing His work through Joshua.

This Sunday’s sermon surfaces the age-old dilemma of “God’s Sovereignty Versus Man’s Responsibility ,” and is based on the events of Joshua 11-12. The title is: “ Victorious Christian Living: The Fruit of Victory.”

We are deeply grateful for your continued support and for sharing these sermon study guides with those you think might be interested. Your efforts in spreading the message of faith and holiness are genuinely appreciated and have helped us reach viewers worldwide.

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Old Testament Reading – Lamentations 3:22-41 New Testament Reading – 1 Corinthians 15:1-11

While every city, stronghold, and village had not been totally defeated or destroyed, the Israelites had achieved a great victory over the Canaanites.

Joshua’s amazing victories over the Canaanites surface the age-old theological question regarding God’s sovereignty and man’s responsibility.

For the believer, Cannan is not a picture of heaven but rather a description of a Christians new life in Christ.

J.C. Ryles once said, “There are two marks of a true Christian – his inner peace, and his inner warfare.”

How do we manifest that rest? By our observance of the Lord’s Day. Our respect for the Sabbath reflects our freedom from our bondage to sin. But, by referring to it as the Lord’s Day, we are also resting in the redemptive work of Jesus Christ in giving His life as a ransom for our sins.

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