1. What is the meaning of Joshua 11:6?

2. How does Joshua 11:6 demonstrate God's sovereignty in battle situations?

3. What can we learn about obedience from God's command to Joshua in this verse?

4. How does Joshua 11:6 connect with God's promises in Deuteronomy 31:6?

5. How can we apply "Do not be afraid" to our daily challenges today?

6. What role does faith play in trusting God's timing as seen in Joshua 11:6?

7. How does Joshua 11:6 reflect God's role in warfare and violence?

8. What does Joshua 11:6 reveal about divine intervention in human conflicts?

9. How should believers interpret God's command to hamstring horses in Joshua 11:6?

10. What are the top 10 Lessons from Joshua 11?

11. Why did God instruct Israelites to disable horses?

12. Why did God instruct Israelites to disable horses?

13. How could the Israelites quickly overwhelm multiple allied armies, as described in Joshua 11:1–5?

14. Why does Hebrews 11:31 say Rahab was saved 'by faith,' while James 2:25 says she was saved by her 'works'?1. How does God's assurance to Joshua in this passage encourage you in facing your own fears and challenges?

2. What are some "horses and chariots" in your life that you might be tempted to rely on instead of trusting in God?

3. How can the principle of divine strategy in this passage be applied to decision-making in your life?

4. In what ways does this passage demonstrate God's sovereignty, and how can that understanding impact your daily walk with Him?

5. How can the themes of this passage be connected to the New Testament teachings on spiritual warfare and reliance on God's power?1. Joshua 11 opens with kings uniting their forces to defeat Israel. Have you ever felt like all forces were against you? How did you respond?

2. How can we apply the concept of God giving strength to Joshua and his men in the face of a vast army, to our modern lives?

3. How did God's reassurance to Joshua ("Do not be afraid") impact Joshua's decision-making and actions? What lessons can we learn from this for our own lives?

4. Can you identify a time when you felt God's reassurance in your life as Joshua did, giving you courage to face a daunting situation?

5. Joshua followed God's commands exactly, even when they may have seemed strange (like hamstringing the horses and burning the chariots). What does this say about obedience, even when we don't fully understand God's instructions?

6. In what ways do you struggle with obeying God's instructions when they don't make sense, and how can Joshua's example guide you?

7. In Joshua's military victories, we see God's sovereignty and His power to help His people overcome their enemies. How have you experienced God's sovereignty and power in your life?

8. How can Joshua's faith in God's promise, despite the daunting number of enemies, inspire us when facing our seemingly impossible tasks?

9. The process of claiming the promised land was not a quick one. How does this apply to our understanding of patience and waiting on God's timing?

10. Joshua 11 demonstrates the balance between God’s sovereignty and human responsibility. How do you view the balance between trusting God and taking action in your life?

11. The Anakim were considered giants and were feared by many, yet Joshua was able to defeat them. How can this narrative give you courage when facing your own "giants"?

12. Joshua destroyed all the inhabitants of the land as commanded by God. This may seem ruthless, but it was part of God’s judgement. How do you reconcile the nature of God as a judge and a loving God in this context?

13. As Joshua obeyed God fully, he was able to lead Israel to victory. How does this inspire you in your daily walk with God?

14. In this chapter, the Canaanites vastly outnumbered the Israelites, yet the Israelites were victorious because God was with them. How does this change your perspective on problems that seem overwhelming in your life?

15. What do you think this chapter teaches about the dangers of making alliances with those who do not honor God, as seen in the failed alliances of the Canaanite kings?

16. The chapter mentions that the Israelites fought for a long time to win their victories. How does this inform your understanding of persistence and endurance in your faith journey?

17. Joshua's leadership was instrumental in these victories. How does this chapter encourage you to step up in leadership roles in your life?

18. When Joshua and the Israelites faced adversity, they turned to God for guidance. How can this inspire you when facing challenges?

19. The Israelites went from being nomads to possessing cities. How does this transformation speak to the life-changing power of following God's will?

20. The success of Joshua was tied to his complete obedience to God’s commandments. In what areas of your life do you need to exercise complete obedience to experience breakthrough?

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