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In Joshua 2 and 6, Rahab’s rescue shows that God’s mercy does more than pull us out of a crisis—it brings us into a people and gives us a future. We’re considering how the church can become a true refuge: protecting life, offering confidential care, and walking with people through fearful and difficult circumstances.

What happens when the life you’ve built for safety conflicts with the God you say you trust? In Joshua 2, Rahab lives inside Jericho’s walls, but she realizes neither the walls nor her king can save her. Her choice brings the question home: Where am I trying to belong to two stories at once?

When the future feels overwhelming, Joshua 1 reminds us that courage is not a personality type or a promise of easy outcomes. God meets Joshua at the threshold with the same promise he gives us: “I will be with you.” Learn how to name fear honestly, release self-reliance, and take the next faithful step with God.