Miraculously, God helps Gideon and his small number of Israelites to gain a victory against their enemies. Oreb, Zeeb, princes of Midian, are killed. Their kings, Zebah and Zalmunna, fled from the victorious Israelite army. Listen to all this and more…

Starting with an army of 32,000, Gideon lands up with only 300 men for the battle. How did it happen? How did Gideon and his 300 fare in the battle? Listen to find out…

Heard of Gideon’s fleece? As we heard in the first part, the Angel of the Lord gave Gideon a call and a mission. In spite of his low self-esteem, Gideon agrees to start his mission for God. But when it comes to going to war against the Midianites, he develops cold feet and asks for some tests to confirm that the Lord is with him. Listen to find out more…

Midian was overpowering the nation of Israel. The Midianites were not allowing the Israelites to live normally. In this context, an angel of the Lord accosted an unlikely warrior and commissioned him, Gideon, to tackle the menace of the Midianites. Listen to how it all happened…

Victorious Deborah memorialised their win with a lovely song which they sang. The song struck a chord with the Israelites and they could remember the faithfulness of the Lord their God Yahweh through the judges Deborah and Barak. Listen to the story from Deborah herself… 

Israel had sinned against their Lord God, Yahweh and were punished by Him. They were under the rule of the Canaanite king Jabin. He had a Commander called Sisera who was oppressing the people of Israel. In these trying circumstances, deliverance came in the form of a lady judge, Deborah. She took the help of Barak, who led the Israelite army to victory against the hordes of Sisera and Jabin. Listen to her share this story.

Shamgar started where he was, used what he had, an ox-goad and did what he could. A judge of the Israelites, he delivered them from their enemies, the Philistines. Let’s listen to him share his story now…

After Othniel, the Israelites again lapse into the sins of idolatry. The Moabite king Eglon conquers them and keeps them in servitude for eighteen years. Deliverance comes from an unexpected source.

The second judge of the nation of Israel was a left-handed man. Enabled by the Lord God, Ehud leads the people of Israel to conquer their oppressor, Eglon, a wicked Moabite king. Listen to his story now…

Have you heard of Othniel, in the Bible? He was the nephew of Caleb, the courageous Israelite. Having receivedthe legacy of faith from Caleb, Othniel helps his people withstand a pagan Mesopotamian king, Cushan Rishathaim. With God’s help, he delivers them. Listen to him speak… 

The Lord is Risen!

He is risen indeed!

What are the facts which give historicity to the physical resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ? Do listen on.