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Joshua's Conviction

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They like we forgot that faithfulness is a constant daily choice we have to make and also a consistent conviction we have to hold. Judges 2:6 When Joshua dismissed the people, the people of Israel went each to his inheritance to take possession of the land. It must be a consistent conviction it requires daily renewal parents you must be consistently reinforcing the truth of biblical Christianity with your children we must each succeeding generations to be faithful! The second generation after Joshua did not follow through but instead try to assimilate them into their own culture they "Christianized" them so to speak and it came back on them hardfaithfulness is not passed on by osmosis just because you're faithful doesn't mean your kids

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