Samson was born already living as a Nazirite, and he was called before his birth to become a leader in Israel. This commitment to be separated to God for a special task was meant to keep him close God, to always have on his mind who God was and what he was called to. But often, Samson forgot his call and instead pursued his own personal pleasure. The story of his coming of age is a bit shocking. The Bible says that Samson wanted to marry a Philistinian woman, one of the enemies of Israel. His father and mother tried to resist him, but Samson refused to yield. Our lives are often embedded with temptations and trip-ups aimed to stop us from pursuing God’s will. Will we do better than Samson? The LORD desires that we conquer our own personal temptations. God has given us His Holy Spirit to help us. We are not alone; we have access to a great strength through Christ.
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A Moabite Gains Protection; Ruth 1-4
A truly amazing story surfaces in the time of the Judges. It is the story of Ruth, the Moabitess. Ruth was not from Israel so she would not have fully known or understood the way Israelite culture operated, but she learned. Through her story, we will see how Ruth learned and chose the Israelite w...
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Coming Judgment;1 Samuel 1-4
Eli the priest was a sincere and devout man who had been blessed by God with sons.
Unfortunately, Eli's sons were wicked men who, as priests, would steal and take advantage of the people bringing their offerings to God. God had spoken to Eli about his sons, but it seems that Eli did not act nor c... -
Crying Out to Heaven;1 Samuel 5-9
The presence of God brings change. When we read 1 Samuel 5, we can see that the people of Israel were spiritually weak. They assumed that the reason they did not have success in battle was because they did not have the Ark of the Covenant with them. But God’s presence isn’t and wasn’t a spiritual...
