Dr. David Howard helps us get an overarching sense of the book of Judges as we head into our study this Fall. He begins with

Three Keys for Reading Judges: 1—Remember, you have a King! 2—Remember, Judges depicts Israel’s downward spiral into moral collapse. 3—Remember, there is always reason to

What the author of Judges observed is much like what Jesus observed when he looked over the multitudes of people following him. As Jesus said,

Judges 4-5 reminds us that in the midst of our own sins and failures, God’s mercy and might move through the most unexpected deliverer to

This week we saw the wonders of the Lord’s sovereign mercy and grace in Judges 6–8; his grace is much greater and higher than all

Four takeaway truths we glean from this passage about Abimelech: 1. Abimelech’s dark chapter in Israel’s history harbors this lovely truth about God: that he

Jephthah’s story is both triumph and tragedy. The author of Judges recounts Jephthah’s life in such a way that his “victory is swallowed up in

In Samson’s life, we saw the glorious character of God revealed. When Israel was unfaithful, God remained a covenant-keeper. He disciplined Israel and sent the

Samson’s story captured our attention with daring exploits, romantic betrayal, and a last-minute plot twist. It’s clear, however, that Samson is not the hero of

Sometimes, in order to repent and worship God, we have to take a long hard look at what life apart from him looks like. This

Judges concludes with a deeply sobering illustration of what the kingdom of this world is like. While the author doesn’t shrink from revealing the horrors