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In a world brimming with conflict and division, this message offers a biblical perspective on navigating social hostility. In a lesser known portion of the story of Joshua, we're encouraged to ask not if God is on our side, but rather if we are on God's side. This pivotal shift in perspective invites us to adopt a posture of worship, reorienting our approach to discord around us. By aligning with God's will, we can transform our environment from hostile to holy ground, becoming instruments of peace in a divided world. So whose side are you on?