Hope Sabbath School

Joshua asks the children of Israel to make a decision. Now that they have received the land of promise what appeal is Joshua making? How did Israel respond? This week we will learn from this final chapter of the Book of Joshua, and make application to our lives.

What can we learn about the faithfulness of God from the book of Joshua? This lesson will look into the importance of human cooperation, and a warning against unfaithfulness to the Lord.

This week we will look at lessons in working together in unity, and resolving conflicts. What can we learn about working together as a community of faith? What lessons can be learned about avoiding conflict, and resolving conflict when it arises from the story of the Transjordanian tribes?

We have a Promised Land to look forward to with hope. What can the study of the earthly land of promise teach us about seeking the heavenly Canaan? What challenges can we expect to face? This week we will see how lessons learned from earthly the Canaan can lead us to the heavenly Canaan.

How does the life and ministry of Joshua point forward to the ministry of Messiah? This week's lesson will explore the concept of "type and antitype" in scripture. How was Joshua a type of Jesus? What did Jesus accomplish that Joshua was unable to do?

Caleb and Joshua were among the spies Moses sent to scout Canaan. They were the only ones that brought back a report grounded in faith. I this week's lesson we will take a closer look at the men who were faithful in their report to Moses, and who remained faithful to God 40 years later.

Reaffirmation of the covenant was an important step in recentering God in the lives of the Israelites. When we are in the midst of ongoing battles how can we center worship? What can we learn from the practice of building altars of remembrance?

There was sin in the camp. This lesson explores how one man's sin led to Israel's defeat in battle. What was his sin? How was it exposed? What were the consequences? Can we find hope for our sinful state in this story?

Israel takes possession of the land of Canaan, but why was the judgment on the Lord on the inhabitants of Canaan so severe? What do the commands of God in this scenario reveal about his character and judgment? We will answer these questions, and more, in this week's lesson.

Who is the The Commander of the Army of the Lord? Why won't he take sides? What does this have to do with the Cosmic Conflict? In this lesson we will learn how God wants to deliver us from both external and internal battles, and how the Lord will fight for you.

Israel prepared themselves for what would be a miraculous crossing at the Jordan river. Why did the Lord instruct Joshua to build an altar of remembrance after the crossing? What are some ways we can build altars of remembrance?

In this week's lesson we explore the grace of God in the circumstance of exploring Canaan a second time, and how Rahab and her family were shown mercy and grace. We will also look at God's grace in spite of the deceptive conduct of the Gibeonites.