Pastor Bob Guaglione from Calvary Chapel Delaware County shares a message from 2 Corinthians. When the God of all comfort has come to comfort us so that we might comfort those who need comforting. Why do we suffer? God’s thoughts towards us are good, and when trials come, and they will come, He wants to be right there in the midst of our suffering. How can God use suffering in our lives? If you have faced suffering in your life, then allow God to use that experience to minister to others who are going through the very same thing.

Though it is easy to submit our lives to those who treat us fairly and rightly honor our God, it is a totally different reality when those in authority over us conduct themselves in the totally opposite way. Peter writes to let us know that submission is still right and proper even in these circumstances and it gives us the perfect opportunity to follow in the footsteps of our Savior.

Pastor Bob Gaglione from Calvary Chapel Delaware County shares a message from 2 Corinthians. When the God of all comfort has come to comfort us so that we might comfort those who need comforting. Why do we suffer? God’s thoughts towards us are good, and when trials come, and they will come, He wants to be right there in the midst of your suffering. How can God use suffering in our lives? If you have faced suffering in your life, then allow God to use that experience to minister to others who are going through the very same thing.

Today we look at the judgment of Abimelech but we are going to look at it from two different angles. Obviously he himself will be judged by God, but we will see God also judge the people through Abimelech. And it will be a just judgment they both deserve due to their betrayal of Gideon and his family.

Today we look at the judgment of Abimelech but we are going to look at it from two different angles. Obviously he himself will be judged by God, but we will see God also judge the people through Abimelech. And it will be a just judgment they both deserve due to their betrayal of Gideon and his family.

There are many obstacles that we will face in our life. Even though we may not understand why we experience these troubles, we can be assured that God will be there in the midst of them.

In this teaching we see how one of Gideon's sons, Abimelech, had betrayed not only Gideon's good name, but his entire family. There are few things that are worse than being betrayed, especially by someone in your own family. Pastor Mark shares how can we get beyond the bitterness of past betrayals so that we can be used by God.

There are many obstacles that we will face in our life. Even though we may not understand why we experience these troubles, we can be assured that God will be there in the midst of them.

In this teaching we see how one of Gideon's sons, Abimelech, had betrayed not only Gideon's good name, but his entire family. There are few things that are worse than being betrayed, especially by someone in your own family. Pastor Mark shares how can we get beyond the bitterness of past betrayals so that we can be used by God.

We have looked at Gideon from many different angles over the last few weeks in his journey with God, and today we see his failure at the end of his life. One of the greatest dangers in every believer’s life is how he or she finishes out their life with the Lord. We see how Gideon’s compromise took him down a path that slowly caused him to fall into sin. Pastor Mark uses the example of Gideon, as well as others in the Bible, to teach us to finish strong in our walk with the Lord. Especially as we near the end of our life here on earth.