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Do you have a tendency to take a bit too much credit for your success while overlooking God's blessing in your life? Even with the best of intentions, the human heart always defaults toward pride. Beginning in Judges Chapter 8, we see how Gideon's victory as a warrior began to inflate his ego. Rather than giving glory to God, he chose to act like a king who deserved special treatment. In a real sense, Gideon manufactured his own “broken savior.”

Join Roger Morris as he dives into the spiritual concepts of 'harvest' and 'plunder,' urging you to embrace the double portion that God has in store. Through scriptural references from Isaiah 9:1-4 and Judges Chapter 6, Roger explores the importance of setting your faith on more than just the harvest but also reclaiming what the enemy has stolen. He provides key insights on aligning your life with God's will, the power of obedience, and the significance of your divine assignment. Ending with a heartfelt call to accept Jesus Christ, Roger offers a pathway to living an extraordinary life in alignment with God's kingdom.   EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:   00:00 Introduction to Harvest and Plunder 00:24 Welcome to Extraordinary Living 00:44 Peace in Troubled Times Review 02:03 The Light in Darkness 04:37 Lessons from Gideon 08:35 The Power of Obedience 10:48 The Anointing and the Plan 12:39 Jesus as the Jubilee 16:50 The Earth Curse System and Kingdom Authority 24:43 The Double Portion and Jubilee 26:56 Invitation to Accept Jesus   Connect with Bill & Roger Ministries: www.billandroger.com Email: roger@billandroger.com

The Book of Judges Chapter 5 Subscribe to the weekly sermon questions at: Calvary Chapel Naples churchteams.com/m/Register.asp?a=SUpvTlJUSUFQaVk9

Bible Study - Book of Judges - Chapter 10 - Episode 12

May 7, 2025Torah Smash! The Podcast for Nerdy JewsEpisode 80 - Putting the Pieces TogetherSamson apparently loved Delilah and word puzzles. In today's world, before he attacked the philistines, he probably would have finished that morning's Wordle. With so many types of puzzles in the world today, we try to piece together an episode with the clues given on the box. Would you consider that to be cheating though? If you're confused, perhaps you should listen to figure this one out with us.00:01:08 Judges Chapter 14 00:03:22 Puzzles00:05:29 Puzzling habits00:07:12 Escape Rooms with leadership00:12:38 What's Jewish about puzzling?00:16:25 Get a clue00:25:47 Infusing it all together00:27:52 The 100 Prisoner Puzzle00:34:40 Having a healthy argument00:39:37 Modular puzzlesShare this episode with a friend: https://www.torahsmash.com/post/episode-80-putting-the-pieces-togetherConnect with us online, purchase swag, support us with a donation, and more at www.torahsmash.com.

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Bible Study - Book of Judges - Chapter 9 - Episode 11

Join us as we study Judges Chapter 2! You can find more info about Battle Ready on our website, www.addisonfwbchurch/battlereadybiblestudy. You can email us at battlereadybiblestudy@gmail.com. We'd love to hear from you!

Bible Study - Book of Judges - Chapter 8 - Episode 10

Join us as we study Judges Chapter 1! You can find more info about Battle Ready on our website, www.addisonfwbchurch.org/battlereadybiblestudy. You can email us at battlereadybiblestudy@gmail.com. We'd love to hear from you! 

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Bible Study - Book of Judges - Chapter 7 - Episode 9

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Bible Study - Book of Judges - Chapter 6 - Episode 8

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In this inspiring episode titled "Oh My Soul, March on in Strength," Pastor Michael Lantz takes you back for a deep dive into Judges Chapter 5, exploring the powerful Song of Deborah. This ancient hymn, sung by Deborah and Barak, celebrates Israel's victory over their enemies through the strength and guidance of God. Michael breaks down the rich poetry of the song, offering modern-day applications for faith and leadership. He explores the powerful imagery, showing how God's hand worked through unlikely heroes to bring deliverance to His people. Through this detailed analysis, listeners are invited to reflect on their own lives and the ways they can "march on in strength" in the face of challenges. Whether you're well-versed in Scripture or just starting your journey, this episode will encourage and uplift, reminding you that God's power can work through anyone who trusts in Him. Tune in and discover how this ancient song of victory still resonates today! (Judges 5) Part 3 of 3 Welcome to Walk in Truth! These are the Bible teachings of Pastor Michael Lantz. Equipping you to reach out with God's truth to all people. And how to apply that truth to today's issues, trends, and culture.  Leave your question or comment contact@walkintruth.com   Donate: www.walkintruth.com

Our apologies, our editing computer crashed and had to be replaced. We're back with your latest episode. God bless! In this inspiring episode titled "Oh My Soul, March on in Strength," Pastor Michael Lantz takes you back for a deep dive into Judges Chapter 5, exploring the powerful Song of Deborah. This ancient hymn, sung by Deborah and Barak, celebrates Israel's victory over their enemies through the strength and guidance of God. Michael breaks down the rich poetry of the song, offering modern-day applications for faith and leadership. He explores the powerful imagery, showing how God's hand worked through unlikely heroes to bring deliverance to His people. Through this detailed analysis, listeners are invited to reflect on their own lives and the ways they can "march on in strength" in the face of challenges. Whether you're well-versed in Scripture or just starting your journey, this episode will encourage and uplift, reminding you that God's power can work through anyone who trusts in Him. Tune in and discover how this ancient song of victory still resonates today! (Judges 5) Part 2 of 3 Welcome to Walk in Truth! These are the Bible teachings of Pastor Michael Lantz. Equipping you to reach out with God's truth to all people. And how to apply that truth to today's issues, trends, and culture.  Leave your question or comment contact@walkintruth.com   Donate: www.walkintruth.com

In this inspiring episode titled "Oh My Soul, March on in Strength," Pastor Michael Lantz takes you back for a deep dive into Judges Chapter 5, exploring the powerful Song of Deborah. This ancient hymn, sung by Deborah and Barak, celebrates Israel's victory over their enemies through the strength and guidance of God. Michael breaks down the rich poetry of the song, offering modern-day applications for faith and leadership. He explores the powerful imagery, showing how God's hand worked through unlikely heroes to bring deliverance to His people. Through this detailed analysis, listeners are invited to reflect on their own lives and the ways they can "march on in strength" in the face of challenges. Whether you're well-versed in Scripture or just starting your journey, this episode will encourage and uplift, reminding you that God's power can work through anyone who trusts in Him. Tune in and discover how this ancient song of victory still resonates today! (Judges 5) Part 1 of 3 Welcome to Walk in Truth! These are the Bible teachings of Pastor Michael Lantz. Equipping you to reach out with God's truth to all people. And how to apply that truth to today's issues, trends, and culture.  Leave your question or comment contact@walkintruth.com   Donate: www.walkintruth.com

We start with Gideon.  We think we know the story, but as Scott and Don learn, there is so much more to the man.  And in some cases, so much less.

Join us at Ninth Avenue Church in Haleyville, Alabama, as we continue our exploration of Gideon's transformative journey from feeling insignificant to becoming a mighty warrior for God. In this compelling episode, we delve into the trials and triumphs that shape Gideon's faith, revealing powerful lessons for our own spiritual journeys. Last week, we began this journey by examining Gideon's initial doubts and insecurities. Despite his self-perception as the least important, an angel of the Lord called him a mighty warrior. Today, we pick up the story in Judges Chapter 7, where Gideon faces the daunting task of leading an army against the Midianites. With God's guidance, Gideon's small band of 300 men secures an unlikely victory, teaching us that our triumphs are assured by God even before we attain them. Through this narrative, discover how true peace is achieved through victories guided by faith, and be inspired to claim your own title as a mighty warrior in God's kingdom. Whether you're in the midst of your own challenges or supporting others in their faith journey, this episode offers valuable insights and encouragement. Subscribe to our YouTube channel or podcast on Apple Podcasts and other platforms. Follow us on social media for more uplifting content, and remember to love like Jesus. Join us next time as we continue to grow in faith and understanding together.

Tune in to this compelling episode of "Israeli, Why is the Middle East Important" titled "Judges, Jephthah, and Redemption," where we delve into the intriguing narrative of Judges Chapter 11. Discover the story of Jephthah, an unlikely hero, whose journey from outcast to leader encapsulates the enduring theme that God always saves His people. This episode explores the historical and spiritual significance of Jephthah's vow and his role in the redemption of Israel, offering profound insights into the complexity of faith, leadership, and divine intervention. Whether you're a scholar, a spiritual seeker, or simply curious about the rich tapestry of Middle Eastern history, this episode provides a fascinating look at how ancient stories continue to influence and inspire us today. Join us for a journey through time and faith, where ancient texts illuminate modern truths.

Fast Forward to the 15 minute mark to avoid the banter. Some content of this book might not be suitable for all audiences. There are a lot of descriptions of violence, sex, and what one might call "bathroom humor". While we try our best to handle this with tact, there might be some things that require listener discretion!    Deborah writes a victory song with some pretty deep lyrics.  Oh, and we are now recommended by a couple of colleges :-)

Tune in to this compelling episode of "Israeli, Why is the Middle East Important" titled "Judges, Jephthah, and Redemption," where we delve into the intriguing narrative of Judges Chapter 11. Discover the story of Jephthah, an unlikely hero, whose journey from outcast to leader encapsulates the enduring theme that God always saves His people. This episode explores the historical and spiritual significance of Jephthah's vow and his role in the redemption of Israel, offering profound insights into the complexity of faith, leadership, and divine intervention. Whether you're a scholar, a spiritual seeker, or simply curious about the rich tapestry of Middle Eastern history, this episode provides a fascinating look at how ancient stories continue to influence and inspire us today. Join us for a journey through time and faith, where ancient texts illuminate modern truths.----more----

Some content of this book might not be suitable for all audiences. There are a lot of descriptions of violence, sex, and what one might call "bathroom humor". While we try our best to handle this with tact, there might be some things that require listener discretion!    Anyone up for a nice stake? This week we are going to look at a strong warrior - but it might not be who you think it is. In this podcast, we discuss the dangers of camping. And battle. As always, thanks for listening!  

Some content of this book might not be suitable for all audiences. There are a lot of descriptions of violence, sex, and what one might call "bathroom humor". While we try our best to handle this with tact, there might be some things that require listener discretion!   Welp. Here comes the potty problems. We discuss the (big) differences between a duvet and a bidet. Then we go on to discuss one of the more infamous stories from the book of Judges. This is the episode that has it all. Bathrooms, self-made knives, oxgoads used as weapons and so on. Just another day in the ancient promised land. As always, thanks for listening!

After a brief discussion about chapter and verse numbers, we talk about how things get darker before they get darker... Some content of this book might not be suitable for all audiences. There are a lot of descriptions of violence, sex, and what one might call "bathroom humor". While we try our best to handle this with tact, there might be some things that require listener discretion! 

We begin our study in Judges after the death of Joshua, and Israel has some unfinished business. They always will have unfinished business....But that is beside the point. Remember: Some content of this book might not be suitable for all audiences. There are a lot of descriptions of violence, sex, and what one might call "bathroom humor". While we try our best to handle this with tact, there might be some things that require listener discretion!  As always, thanks for listenting!

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We took a look at Mary the Mother of Christ trying to discover some new things about her that people might not know; eg. the meaning of her name. She was actually called Mirriam - the same name as the sister of Moses and the name means bitter. We looked at the Waters of Marah Story and the waters were called Marah because they were bitter. Moses was commanded to throw a piece of wood/or tree in some translations into the waters and they were cured of their bitterness. This foreshadows how the cross of Calvary can make a bitter poison dead heart and make it new. Mirriam the sister of Moses was born into the bitterness of slavery and was delivered into freedom. Mary the Mother of Christ was promised by Simeon that she would have the bitter experience of a sword piercing her heart and yet her obedience in giving birth to Christ would bring millions out of the bitterness of slavery to sin. We then looked at the fact that there are two women in Scripture - that it was said of them: "Blessed are you above Women!" The second woman is well known and the story is told at Christmas time every year when Mary is hailed as Blessed among women. The first however is quite surprising. It was Jael from Judges Chapter 4. She is called blessed among women for driving a tent peg through the head of Sisera, the general of the enemy Army that was attacking and oppressing Israel. that is a very strange pairing in Scripture Mary and Jael. What do they have in common? Why would they both be called Blessed Among Women! Mary gave birth to the one who would fulfil the prophecy of Genesis 3:15 that the seed of the woman would crush the serpent's head. Sisera, Goliath, Jezebel as seeds or offspring of the serpent will have their heads crushed and the stories of the defeat of these villains foreshadow and then culminate in Christ utterly defeating all his enemies including death itself. Even the future beast from the sea, the Anti-Christ or Instead of Christ will suffer a seemingly fatal head wound that he recovers from in an instead of resurrection. Of course when Christ returns the beast and false prophet and ultimately Satan are thrown into the lake of fire. The pairing of Mary and Jael in Scripture is what Christmas Head Crackers was about!

Pastor Steve taught on Judges Chapter 4 and the deliverance God brought when Baruk accepted the call from God to step out in faith.

Judges Chapter 2:6 - 3:6. Pastor Steve broke down chapter 2 of Judges including the death of Joshua, Israel's idolatry, and the cycle of sin and salvation.

Judges Chapter 1-2:5. Pastor Steve examines the beginning of the book of Judges and how it parallels our current culture.

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Today's episode of One Single Story podcast is on Judges and is all about “Deterioration and Deliverance.” Pastors Stephen Mizell, Chris Rexroad and Zack Unkenholz look at the theological and practical applications of the book of Judges, focusing on chapter 11. In this chapter, we see the foolish vow of Jephthah. * Does God still choose some people over others? * Does God want land conquered in His Name? * Does the Spirit of the Lord come upon us for physical battles? * How do our parents set the stage for how we will be treated in life? * How difficult is it to help people who previously opposed you? * Why do we ignore or disdain certain people until we need them? * What happens when we get into an argument about whose God is better or bigger? * What other than his wife or daughter could possibly have come out of his house that Jephthah would consider offering to God?

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Pattern recognition Judges chapter 7 verses 16 through 18 #RTTBROS #Nightlight In life you'll run into those who say, "do as I say not as I do." In Christianity it's "do as I say and do" that creates disciples. Tune in tonight and find out more about this discipleship process illustrated in the Old testament story of Gideon. Our Podcast, Blog and YouTube Links https://linktr.ee/rttbros Be sure to Like, Share, Follow and subscribe it helps get the word out. RSS feed https://anchor.fm/s/127be410/podcast/rss https://linktr.ee/rttbros

Beginning in Judges Chapter 8, we see how Gideon's victory as a warrior began to inflate his ego. Rather than giving glory to God, he chose to act like a king who deserved special treatment. In a real sense, Gideon manufactured his own “broken savior.”