Overcoming Covetousness and Living in God's Commandments
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In this message, Ps. Ratna Maitra reflects on Joshua 7:21, which recounts Achan's confession of coveting and hiding forbidden spoils from Jericho. She contrasts the miraculous victory at
Praise God Ministry · Daily Bible MessageIn this message, Ps. Ratna Maitra reflects on Joshua 7:21, which recounts Achan's confession of coveting and hiding forbidden spoils from Jericho. She contrasts the miraculous victory at
Read Joshua 7:21 slowly in your preferred Bible translation and in its surrounding context.
Are there hidden desires or covetous thoughts in your heart that are preventing you from experiencing spiritual victory?
Examine your heart daily for hidden covetousness or unhealthy desires, and rely on prayer and God's promises in Matthew 6:33 to trust Him for your daily needs.
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Scripture for This DBM
Joshua 7:21
Additional references: Exodus 20:17, Matthew 6:33, Matthew 7:7, 1 John 2:15-17
Message in Brief
In this message, Ps. Ratna Maitra reflects on Joshua 7:21, which recounts Achan's confession of coveting and hiding forbidden spoils from Jericho. She contrasts the miraculous victory at Jericho in Joshua 6 with Israel's subsequent defeat in Joshua 7 due to hidden sin and covetousness. Referencing the Tenth Commandment in Exodus 20:17, she explains that unbridled desire and coveting bring harm and curses rather than blessings. The speaker encourages believers to guard their hearts against wicked thoughts, secret sins, and covetousness, reminding them of Matthew 6:33 and Matthew 7:7—that God will faithfully provide for all our needs when we seek His kingdom and pray faithfully.
Key Truths
- Achan's hidden covetousness led to defeat for the whole community after the great victory at Jericho.
- Coveting what belongs to others violates God's commandment and brings spiritual harm.
- Believers should seek God's kingdom first rather than pursuing worldly or forbidden desires.
Apply It Today
Examine your heart daily for hidden covetousness or unhealthy desires, and rely on prayer and God's promises in Matthew 6:33 to trust Him for your daily needs.
Reflect
Are there hidden desires or covetous thoughts in your heart that are preventing you from experiencing spiritual victory?
Prayer
Lord, cleanse our hearts from all secret sin, covetousness, and evil thoughts through Your precious blood. Teach us to seek Your kingdom first and trust You to supply all our needs. Amen.
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| Video | Published on YouTube | Added to Playlist | Archive / Shared Date |
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| Daily Bible Message |30.05.2025 | Joshua యెహోషువ 7 Verse 21 BiBle Verse | May 30, 2025 | May 30, 2025 | May 30, 2025 |
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