Today, from Chuck's Windall, I love the confident leadership of Joshua.

There is no hesitation.

He doesn't apologize for not being Moses.

He's never once told to be even like Moses.

He's Joshua.

Whenever there's a transfer of power, it takes time for the new leader to feel confident

about his new role, especially when the predecessor served in his role for decades.

Think for instance about Joshua.

Imagine following in the footsteps of Moses.

Today, on Insight for Living, Chuck's Windall describes this historic transition in leadership.

It happened right on the threshold of entering the Promised Land.

As we examine how Joshua accepted his new role, we gain inspiration for taking on any task

God sets before us.

Chuck titled today's message, Confident Leadership, Ideal Response.

We're on a journey through Joshua's journal and we've come to the latter part of the

first chapter where after he is commissioned for the task before him, he then turns to

the people and challenges them to step up and to be ready for battle.

The good news for them, of course, was that God was giving them the land, but it wasn't

simply walking onto it and choosing whichever home they chose to live in.

There would be a contest and there would be conflict.

But the Lord promised them victory.

So Joshua is turning to speak to the people beginning at verse 10 of Joshua 1.

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