Introduction: Preachers approach Judges in a number of different ways. Some take a moralistic approach gleaning lessons from the lives of...

In 1 Samuel 4-6 both Israel and the Philistines have misconceptions about God and the results are disastrous.

What do you do when you don’t get what you have sacrificed for? You have strived to do the right things the right way but, it hasn't worked.

Esther in 5 Sermons

What we find in story after story is this: God delivers desperate people. 1 Samuel opens with a small story that reinforces this same theme.

We all face fear. What we remember affects how we will respond. Fear is part of the story; it's just not the end of the story.

Once again it seems the promises to Israel and the world lie dead in the tombs of Jerusalem, yet one son is saved, his name is Joash.

What do we make of Samson? Is he a wonderful hero or not? This sermon considers what we are living for.

Have you ever faced a season life where it feels like every time you turn around there is a new reason for discouragement?

Whatever God decides, He will bring to pass. There is no possibility of failure, no chance of disappointment.

How I divided up the strange and interesting book of Judges.

The story recorded in Ezra and Nehemiah displays God’s sovereignty over human events and his faithfulness to his people.

The glorious message today is that God can overcome the effects of the Fall by bringing us safely through the waters of the Jordan.

Boaz gives a picture of a godly man who provides, protects, serves, and redeems.

Here we discover a small but powerful story that reminds us that Jesus is in charge, that Jesus is far more than a wise guide.

What motivates joy producing, life changing, perspective shaping, fear expelling, gladness generating worship?

If we are to move forward, we must stop and look back. Remembering God’s work in the past produces faith for the future.

Joshua points to a True and Better Joshua, Jesus, who brings about a greater judgment and salvation.

Ruth is a dramatic love story that ultimately points to God’s overwhelming love, which eventually shows itself in the coming of Jesus Christ

1 Samuel 22 Sin is sneaky. Sin is deceitful. It rarely announces its arrival. It prefers to enter inconspicuously. All it desires is...