Nancy Lee DeMoss asks, what is your life communicating today?

I don't find very many Christian women today, myself included many times, who are pictures of overflowing abundance.

We're just kind of trying to hang on to the rapture, you know?

Exhausted, frazzled, frenzied, frustrated, fearful.

Ladies, our lives ought to exemplify the fullness that there is through life in Christ and in the spirit.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast for Monday, November 3, 2014.

Through a good part of this year, we've been focused on the life of Joshua.

Today, we'll learn a lot from one of the lesser-known characters in his story.

Nancy continues in the series, Lessons from the Life of Joshua,

Part 12, leaving a legacy. Well, I love teaching on different women of the Bible, and we've talked about many of them over the years on Revive Our Hearts, and there's so much we can learn

from women like Esther and Hannah and Mary of Nazareth. We've done studies on all of these

women. But you know, there's a lot we can also learn from some of the obscure women of

scripture. You've probably never heard of a woman in the Old Testament named Oxa. Or if you

have, you've probably forgotten about her. A-C-H-S-A-H.

OXA is the daughter of Caleb, and Caleb was the friend and partner of Joshua.

We've been talking about old age as we look at insights from the lives of Joshua and Caleb over the last couple of sessions.

But I want to take one session here to just shine a spotlight on this very little known woman in the scripture.

Only a few verses about her, but this passage has been so rich to me. I just felt we couldn't skip over it. Now, let me reset here a little bit. We're in Joshua, chapter's 14 and 15. You remember that Caleb has come to Joshua. Well, Caleb says, I'm 85 years of age, but God is still giving me strength and I still want to serve the Lord.

And there's some unfinished people. that Caleb has come to Joshua. Caleb says, I'm 85 years of age, but God is still giving me strength,

and I still want to serve the Lord. And there's some unfinished business in Canaan. When we came here 45 years ago and spied out the land, there were giants. They were named the Anachim. And the 10

spies came back with the report of fear, and they said, we can't take over those

giants. So we ended up not going into the promised land. But now we're in the promise land and

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