The Day the Sun Stood Still — Joshua 10:1–14
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What happens when Joshua finally stops acting without prayer and starts asking God for help?
In Joshua 10, Pastor Steve Whinery follows the consequences of Israel’s earlier decision to make a covenant with the Gibeonites without first seeking the Lord. When five Amorite kings attack Gibeon, Joshua is bound by his word to come to their defense—but this time, God speaks, Joshua listens, and the Lord fights for Israel.
The battle leads to one of Scripture’s most remarkable events: Joshua asks for the sun and moon to stand still so Israel can finish the fight. Pastor Steve examines the passage, the questions it raises, and why Christians should be prepared to give thoughtful answers when people challenge the miraculous claims of Scripture.
Prayerlessness made the battle harder. Prayer brought Joshua back to the God who fights for His people.