Acting Within God’s Delegated Authority
In this message we look at the principles we must adhere to in order to operate in God's delegated authority. The story of Gideon's victory over the Midianites is a perfect example of one who is acting within God's delegated authority and the victory it will bring.
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- Jul 24, 2016Acting Within God’s Delegated Authority
Acting Within God’s Delegated Authority
In this message we look at the principles we must adhere to in order to operate in God's delegated authority. The story of Gideon's victory over the Midianites is a perfect example of one who is acting within God's delegated authority and the victory it will bring.
- Jul 17, 2016Before The Dust Settles
Before The Dust Settles
We find in Judges 6:28-32, Gideon has taken the first step in his obedience to God by tearing down the altar to Baal in his father's back yard. He did as God commanded and built an altar to the Lord in its place and made an offering upon it. Before the second sacrifice finished burning, the enemies of God came looking for the one responsible. Gideon's life was threatened immediately for his obedience. He had a choice to make, remain in place, trust God, and be used by Him or run as fast as he could. How do we respond to the enemies immediate attacks when we move forward in obedience to God? - Jul 3, 2016We Must Start Somewhere
We Must Start Somewhere
In this week's message on Judges chapter 6:11-27, we find a man named Gideon working at a fruitless task and living in constant fear for his life. God interrupts Gideon at that moment and gives him the opportunity of a life time. Join us as we look at Gideon's response and what we can learn from him to apply to our own lives. - Jun 19, 2016When A Defeated Enemy Returns
When A Defeated Enemy Returns
Judges chapter six begins with the return of a once defeated enemy of Israel, the Midianites. Numbers chapter 31 details Israel's great victory, which left the Midianites leaderless and helpless. Yet, because of Israel's persistent idolatry, this once beaten enemy returns to oppress and harass the nation. In this message we look at the reasons beaten enemies return in our lives and the damage they can do if we do not turn to God. - Jun 12, 2016When Leaders Lead and People Serve
When Leaders Lead and People Serve
Judges chapter five is a song written by Deborah to celebrate the victory of the northern tribes over the Canaanites by giving praise to God. In this message, we focus on the importance of leaders who are willing to lead and people who are willing to serve in the body of Christ. - May 22, 2016Deborah, A Prophetess
Deborah, A Prophetess
In the latest message from our series on Judges, we look at Deborah. She was a mighty woman of God who was a prophetess and God's chosen judge for the people of Israel after the death of Ehud. We can learn much from her that we can apply to our own lives. Join us as we look at Deborah, A Prophetess. - May 8, 2016You, Plus God
You, Plus God
The first three judges we see in chapter three are Othniel, Ehud, and Shamgar. These judges demonstrate to us, God likes to use the ordinary, the flawed, and the common to accomplish His will. He takes the ordinary and makes them extraordinary! He takes the flawed and brings beauty! He takes the common and performs the impossible! - May 1, 2016The Difference a Generation Makes
The Difference a Generation Makes
In Judges chapter two, we see that while Israel had seen the mighty hand of God as they entered into the promised land, the following generation did not know God. In this message we look at the legacy a generation can leave and its impact on our world. Ask yourself, "What is my legacy?" - Apr 17, 2016Triumph or Tribute?
Triumph or Tribute?
When the nation of Israel ventured further into the promise land, they found enemies which were not so easily defeated. God had promised them ultimate triumph, but they had to trust Him and His time table. We find at the end of Judges chapter one, they settled for less than what God had for them because of faithlessness, lack of leadership, and lack of effort. They had triumph waiting for them, but as verse 28 tells us in Judges chapter one, they settled for tribute. Are we doing the same in our lives?