Explore the theology of Jonah, examining divine compassion, prophetic resistance, and the scandal of God's grace extended to Israel's enemies.
Explore the Achan narrative in Joshua 7—corporate solidarity in sin, the theology of ḥērem violation, and the Valley of Achor as a door of hope.
Examine the theology of covenant accountability in Joshua 7–8 — the Achan narrative, corporate sin and consequence, and the restoration of covenant
Examine the Book of Joshua's conquest narrative, the ethics of holy war (cherem), and the theological significance of the land promise's fulfillment.
Explore Caleb's forty-five years of patient faith in Joshua 14 — the theology of delayed promise, wholehearted devotion, and the epistemological structure of faith that interprets difficulty in light of divine character.
Examine the cities of refuge in Joshua 20—their legal foundations, pastoral function protecting the vulnerable, typological significance, and contemporary applications for church ministry.
Examine the theology of ḥērem and holy war in Joshua, exploring divine command, Canaanite sin, and the New Testament transformation of conquest through Christ.
Examine Joshua 24's covenant renewal at Shechem—its ancient Near Eastern treaty structure, the demand for decision, and its call to covenant faithfulness across generations.
Examine the theology of the Jordan crossing in Joshua 3–4—its exodus typology, the ark of the covenant, memorial stones, and the theology of divine presence.
Examine the theology of Jericho's fall in Joshua 6—the liturgical siege strategy, the faith of Hebrews 11, the ḥērem theology, and Rahab's exception. Scholarly analysis of conquest narratives.