Your Daily Bible Verse

Your Daily Bible Verse

Jennifer Slattery, Joy A. Williams, Rev. Kyle Norman, Jessica Van Roekel, Chaka Heinze, Jennifer Dotzler, Taura Sullivan and Grace Fox

Why We Drift From God and How to Stay Close (Joshua 8:30)

September 16, 2026   ●   7 min

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Today's Bible Verse: "Then Joshua built on Mount Ebal an altar to the Lord, the God of Israel." — Joshua 8:30

Why do we drift from God, and how can we stay close to Him? Joshua 8:30 shows Joshua intentionally building an altar to the Lord after Israel's victory, turning their attention back to worship and obedience. Staying close to God requires intentional choices to remember Him, worship Him, and make Him the center of our lives—not only in times of trouble, but also after seasons of victory and success.

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