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We've finally reached the conclusion of our Joshua study with a special milestone—the 50th episode of Jessi Morgan Devotions and our first-ever guest! AJ Donaldson joins me to explore the powerful theme of Generational Commitment found in Joshua's final chapters.

The story begins with a potential misunderstanding when the eastern tribes build an altar that appears rebellious but turns out to be a memorial for future generations. This teaches us about the danger of assumptions and the importance of seeking understanding before judgment. How often do we jump to conclusions without first asking questions?

Joshua's farewell speech warns against compromise and being unequally yoked—a lesson that resonates deeply in our relationships today. Just as Joshua cautioned the Israelites about marriage to pagans, we must consider how our closest relationships shape our faith journey and values. The people we surround ourselves with inevitably influence who we become.

The most powerful moment comes when Joshua establishes his final covenant, challenging the people with the famous declaration: "As for me and my household, we will serve the Lord." My conversation with AJ explores what this commitment looks like in modern life and how we create our own covenant relationships with God.

As Easter approaches, there's no better time to consider what resurrection looks like in your own life. What's your Jordan River to cross? What promised land awaits if you'll step forward in faith? Let this final Joshua study inspire you to embrace courage, commitment, and a covenant relationship with God that transforms not just your life, but generations to come.

Key Passages

Joshua 22, 23 & 24

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