Pastor Greg Laurie delivers a message on spiritual growth from Joshua 14. He reminds us of Caleb, a man who started and ended his spiritual race well!

Notes:

“What has been the greatest surprise of your life? ‘The brevity of it,”’ said Billy Graham.

Philippians 3:13–14

Keep moving forward spiritually—the main thing is to keep the main thing the main thing.

“The lines have fallen for me in pleasant places.”

Psalm 16:6

It doesn’t matter if we’ve held first for the first laps; we must finish!

Acts 20:24

Caleb started and finished well, never losing his spiritual edge!

We are to pray for the peace of Jerusalem.

We are to pray that both Palestinians and Jews will come to Christ.

Joshua 14:11–12

Where did Caleb get this strength, stamina, and longevity?

Read: Joshua 14:7–8

We must wholeheartedly follow the Lord (six times in the Bible we learn that Caleb wholeheartedly followed).

The majority group did not see God for who He is, only problems.

The minority group (Joshua and Caleb) saw God for who He is, and also saw the obstacles and challenges, but they also saw opportunities and great victories if they would attack.

To have spiritual longevity and finish well, you don’t follow the crowd.

Caleb, who wholeheartedly followed the Lord, had principles … being more concerned with God’s approval than mans!

To have spiritual longevity, you must take God at His Word!

Remember that God’s delays are not necessarily His denials.

To have spiritual longevity, you must fight to the very end, as the Christian life is one of constant growth and learning. It is taking on new challenges and looking for new opportunities.

Spiritual battle rages to the end of your life.

“I (Caleb) am as strong this day as I was in the day that Moses sent me.”

Joshua 14:11

It was the first love Caleb maintained, causing him to not lose his first strength.

“Give me this mountain!”

Joshua 14:12

Jesus Christ is coming again, so let’s be busy doing the Lord’s work.

We are to remember Jesus at the communion table.

1 Corinthians 11:26

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Learn more about Greg Laurie and Harvest Ministries at harvest.org.

This podcast is supported by the generosity of our Harvest Partners.

Pastor Greg Laurie delivers a message on spiritual growth from Joshua 14. He reminds us of Caleb, a man who started and ended his spiritual race well!
Notes:
“What has been the greatest surprise of your life? ‘The brevity of it,”’ said Billy Graham.
Philippians 3:13–14
Keep moving forward spiritually—the main thing is to keep the main thing the main thing.
“The lines have fallen for me in pleasant places.”
Psalm 16:6
It doesn’t matter if we’ve held first for the first laps; we must finish!
Acts 20:24
Caleb started and finished well, never losing his spiritual edge!
We are to pray for the peace of Jerusalem.
We are to pray that both Palestinians and Jews will come to Christ.
Joshua 14:11–12
Where did Caleb get this strength, stamina, and longevity?
Read: Joshua 14:7–8
We must wholeheartedly follow the Lord (six times in the Bible we learn that Caleb wholeheartedly followed).
The majority group did not see God for who He is, only problems.
The minority group (Joshua and Caleb) saw God for who He is, and also saw the obstacles and challenges, but they also saw opportunities and great victories if they would attack.
To have spiritual longevity and finish well, you don’t follow the crowd.
Caleb, who wholeheartedly followed the Lord, had principles … being more concerned with God’s approval than mans!
To have spiritual longevity, you must take God at His Word!
Remember that God’s delays are not necessarily His denials.
To have spiritual longevity, you must fight to the very end, as the Christian life is one of constant growth and learning. It is taking on new challenges and looking for new opportunities.
Spiritual battle rages to the end of your life.
“I (Caleb) am as strong this day as I was in the day that Moses sent me.”
Joshua 14:11
It was the first love Caleb maintained, causing him to not lose his first strength.
“Give me this mountain!”
Joshua 14:12
Jesus Christ is coming again, so let’s be busy doing the Lord’s work.
We are to remember Jesus at the communion table.
1 Corinthians 11:26
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Learn more about Greg Laurie and Harvest Ministries at <a href="https://harvest.org/">harvest.org</a>.
This podcast is supported by the generosity of our <a href="https://harvest.org/harvest-partner/">Harvest Partners.</a>

Greg Laurie delivers compelling, practical insights on faith, culture, and current events—with an emphasis on the saving power of the gospel message. He is the founding pastor of Harvest Christian Fellowship, main speaker of the Harvest Crusades, and host of the daily program, A New Beginning. For over 40 years, Pastor Greg and Harvest Ministries have been committed to knowing God and making Him known. Learn more at https://harvest.org/.

Greg Laurie delivers compelling, practical insights on faith, culture, and current events&mdash;with an emphasis on the saving power of the gospel message. He is the founding pastor of Harvest Christian Fellowship, main speaker of the Harvest Crusades, and host of the daily program, A New Beginning. For over 40 years, Pastor Greg and Harvest Ministries have been committed to knowing God and making Him known. Learn more at <a href="https://harvest.org/">https://harvest.org/.</a>

Greg Laurie delivers practical truths on faith, culture, and the gospel.

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Greg Laurie delivers compelling, practical insights on faith, culture, and current events&mdash;with an emphasis on the saving power of the gospel message. He is the founding pastor of Harvest Christian Fellowship, main speaker of the Harvest Crusades, and host of the daily program, A New Beginning. For over 40 years, Pastor Greg and Harvest Ministries have been committed to knowing God and making Him known. Learn more at <a href="https://harvest.org/">https://harvest.org/</a>.

Pastor Greg Laurie delivers a message on spiritual growth from Joshua 14. He reminds us of Caleb, a man who started and ended his spiritual race well!

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