2018年12月11日 · The Spirit of Caleb “My servant Caleb has a different spirit.” Nu 14:24 NIV . If Caleb was alive today there’s a good chance he’d qualify for “Person of the Year,” someone who has done the most to influence circumstances for the better.

Caleb, mentioned 32 times in Scripture, was one of the twelve spies Moses sent to scout the Promised Land. Caleb was a leader of the Tribe of Judah. His name means “bold” or “impetuous.” Someone who is impetuous has a tendency to act or attack. In other words, Caleb was a doer not just a talker. This trait

God described Caleb as one who had a different spirit. He was compared his character to the ten men who went with Joshua and Caleb to spy out the Promised Land. Other translations interpret the words “different spirit” as different attitude (NLT, GW) or another spirit (KJV).

2018年5月2日 · The spirit of Caleb is expressed in bold, aggressive faith. We can’t afford be spiritually passive, because God rewards those who diligently seek Him (Heb. 11:6). If we want to walk in God’s promises, we should adopt the spirit of Caleb—the courageous champion who proved, both literally and figuratively, that your attitude can help ...

In the Old Testament we read of a man whose spirit, attitude, was acceptable to God and who is presented to us as an example to follow. The man of whom we speak was named Caleb. We wish to consider six attitudes he possessed that we would do well to imitate. Let us first become acquainted with Caleb.

2023年2月3日 · Who is Caleb in the Bible? The story of Caleb, a faithful man of God, begins in the book of Numbers. After being delivered from bondage in Egypt, the Israelites were led by God to the border of the land of Canaan, a land “flowing with milk and honey” that God had promised they would inherit (Exodus 3:8, 17).

2024年10月8日 · Caleb’s character and actions offer a timeless example of spiritual perseverance that every believer can learn from. This post will explore the characteristics of Caleb in the Bible that made him stand out and how believers today can apply these lessons in their walk with God.

The spirit which possessed and prompted Caleb was no doubt the Holy Spirit, just as the spirit which moved the rebellion was an evil spirit (Ephesians 2:2); but how far any such personality is here attributed to the "spirit" is hard to determine.

If Caleb was alive today there’s a good chance he’d qualify for ‘Person of the Year’—someone who has done the most to influence circumstances for the better. Here’s his story in his own words: ‘I was forty years old when Moses the servant of the Lord sent me… to explore the land.

If there was ever a character that displayed a right attitude or “different spirit” toward God and His Word, it would have to be Caleb. For a few moments of time, let’s look at the story of Caleb and use him as an example of fortitude and courage (Romans 15:4).