Convexed Faith: The Key to Unwavering Trust

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Verses:Numbers 26:65, "For the Lord had said of them, 'They shall surely die in the wilderness.' Not one of them remained except Caleb the son of Jephunneh and Joshua the son of Nun." Numbers 14:24, "But My servant Caleb, because he has a different spirit and has followed Me fully, I will bring into the land which he entered, and his descendants shall inherit it."

Convexed faith is the unwavering trust that Joshua and Caleb exemplified, driving them forward with unshakeable confidence in God's presence. This distinctive quality set them apart, enabling them to enter the Promised Land.

Joshua and Caleb's convexed faith was rooted in childlike trust, untainted by doubt and fear. They relied solely on God's guidance, mirroring the innocence and dependence of a child. This trust fueled their courageous journey, unshaken by the daunting challenges ahead.

Their faith was convexed, never faltering, and propelled them forward with unwavering conviction. Joshua and Caleb took a bold leap into the unknown, confident in God's presence and guidance.

Their expectations were entirely deposited in God, releasing them from human constraints. No earthly limitations bound their vision. They looked to God's promises, not human possibilities.

Joshua and Caleb relied on God's definitions, not human guesswork. His Word served as their handbook, illuminating the path ahead and guiding their decisions.

Their hearts beat in harmony with God's will, surrendering to His guidance. This symphony of faith resonated deeply, echoing through eternity.

May Joshua and Caleb's unwavering faith inspire us to trust God with innocence, conviction and surrender.

Prayer:

Dear Heavenly Father, grant us Joshua and Caleb's unwavering faith. May our trust in You remain unshaken, and may we courageously follow Your guidance. Amen.

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