Joshua and Caleb

SUMMARY: The story of Joshua and Caleb is worth remembering by the church of God. They were leaders of integrity and faith who believed in God's promises for his people, even when others doubted. They were the only ones from their generation to enter the promised land because they trusted in God's provision and promises. Today's conquests require sacrifices and struggles, and we must follow leaders who show a true calling to be spiritual guides for God's people. We must also recognize that leaders are fragile and stay away from sin. God bless the church of Christ.

Caleb and Josué are worth continuing to talk about. The church of Christ needs many Calebs and many Josues; people of character who as leaders show integrity and are faithful. A character cast in the mold of faith in Jesus Christ . Men who do not discount the fact that 'there are still giants on earth' declaring themselves enemies of grace, but still give more credit to God's stature and his power to bring them down. The inheritance that Caleb received - the entire mountainous area of Hebron - was already in fact a reward for his loyalty and the veracity of the report he gave as a spy 45 years ago. Back then, Caleb's report to start the epic of conquering the promised land was resounding, but it did not prosper. He said “Let's go up later, and take possession of it; because we can do more than they can ”. (Numbers 13.30).

Only he and Joshua believed what God had promised for his people. Joshua's firm voice counseled the people: “If the Lord is pleased with us, he will bring us into her. He is going to give us a land where milk and honey abound! So do not rebel against the Lord or be afraid of the people who live in that land. They are already a piece of cake! They have no one to protect them, because the Lord is on our side. So don't be afraid of them! " (Numbers 14.8-9 NIV).