God Melts Hearts and Spirits

God Melts Hearts and Spirits

June 28, 2026 · 44 min

About this episode

The sermon discusses God's sovereignty over geography and history, emphasizing His control over nations and the importance of obedience in fulfilling His purposes.

God's Sovereignty Over Geography and History • The sermon focuses on Joshua 5:1, examining how God prepared the way for Israel by instilling fear in the hearts of the Amorite and Canaanite kings. • God is presented as sovereign over all geographical space, meaning no leader or nation exists outside of His control . • The speaker emphasizes that God is the first cause of all creation and providence, and He is not caught up in human emotions or surprised by the actions of world leaders . The Use of Means in Divine Providence • God utilized the "means" of His word and the Israelites' obedience to melt the hearts of their enemies. • The miracle of the Jordan River crossing served as a testimony that spread throughout Canaan, causing the kings to lose their courage and spirit . • The speaker argues that God uses both inanimate means, like His word, and human actions, such as the obedience of believers, to accomplish His purposes in history. The Immutable Nature of God • A central theme is that God does not change, regardless of the problems or circumstances faced by His people . • While the kings of Canaan were left to their own sin natures, God remained in control, demonstrating that…

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