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Manipulation and Miracles (Joshua 9:1 - 10:28)

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What happens when deception and faith collide? In Joshua 9, the Israelites fall for an elaborate scheme by the Gibeonites, making a covenant without seeking God’s wisdom. Their mistake should have led to disaster, but instead, God used it to demonstrate His faithfulness. Joshua chooses to honor his promise, and in return, God fights for Israel in a supernatural way—prolonging the daylight to ensure their victory.

This episode explores why seeking God’s guidance is essential, why integrity matters even after mistakes, and how God can turn failures into unexpected blessings. If you’ve ever faced the consequences of a poor decision, this lesson will encourage you. Discover how faith, obedience, and God’s grace can transform even your missteps into moments of divine intervention.

Listen now and learn how God responds when His people choose integrity over convenience and faith over fear.

Stephen Davey's newest book, The Disciples Prayer, is available now. https://www.wisdomonline.org/store/view/the-disciples-prayer-hardback

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