We continue our winter series, "A Nonviolent Justice: Peaceful Resistance in the Bible," with a close look at the tactical courage of an outsider. While history often focuses on the falling walls of Jericho, this week we focus on the quiet, subversive action that happened within them.

In Joshua 2:1-7, we witness Rahab’s choice to risk everything by protecting those in danger. Her story invites us to consider how nonviolent resistance often begins with a simple act of hospitality and a refusal to comply with systems of harm. Come explore how God works through the unexpected to bring about a more just and peaceful world.