Climbing On Track
The Bible reveals very little about the Israelite spy Caleb—except that he stood firm against the tide of popular opinion when God’s glory was at stake. His confidence was in God’s power and presence, not in his own ability; eagerly anticipating the fulfillment of God’s promises, he remained steadfastly faithful despite life’s struggles. The church today needs men and women like Caleb, teaches Alistair Begg as he challenges us to press on to triumph in Christ, regardless of fear or popular consensus.
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The Bible reveals very little about the Israelite spy Caleb—except that he stood firm against the tide of popular opinion when God’s glory was at stake. His confidence was in God’s power and presence, not in his own ability; eagerly anticipating the fulfillment of God’s promises, he remained steadfastly faithful despite life’s struggles. The church today needs men and women like Caleb, teaches Alistair Begg as he challenges us to press on to triumph in Christ, regardless of fear or popular consensus.