The Third Generation Problem. Why Jericho Still Matters in the Era of Ehud

What happens when a people inherit the victory, but forget the story?In this episode of the Judges Reborn Podcast, Terry C. Dickerson explores one of the most haunting themes in the Book of Judges: how a generation can benefit from God’s past faithfulness while slowly losing the memory of what it all meant.Jericho once stood as the first great victory in the Promised Land. The walls fell. The people believed. The story was unforgettable.But by the time of Ehud, the City of Palms had become a place of oppression under Moabite rule.How does a place of victory become a place of occupation?This episode takes a deeper look at Jericho, the era of Ehud, and what happens when the third generation inherits the blessing but forgets the story.This episode takes a deeper look at Jericho, the era of Ehud, and what happens when the third generation inherits the blessing but forgets the story.If you’ve ever wondered why memory matters, why Scripture commands us to remember, and why Jericho still speaks to us today, this episode is for you.Visit: terrycdickersonbooks.com