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"Code Blue" is a hospital emergency term signaling that patient is in need of resuscitation and requires immediate medical attention. During this special series, pastors and leaders from the area will be bringing us their best messages so that we may be awakened from our spiritual sleep, brought back to life through Jesus, and hear from God like never before.
The book of Judges chronicles a time in Israel’s history when everyone did what was right in their own eyes. Their repetitive, downward spiral into sin brought suffering to the people, and the Lord would respond by sending a deliverer, or judge, to rescue them. This book contains some of the most bizarre, gruesome and entertaining stories of the entire Bible, and through this overlooked narrative we will discover a relevant message of how God can still use faithless and broken people. But most importantly, we will see the God whose grace runs so deep that he is willing to go the distance and save us from the mess that we’ve created.
The book of Judges chronicles a time in Israel’s history when everyone did what was right in their own eyes. Their repetitive, downward spiral into sin brought suffering to the people, and the Lord would respond by sending a deliverer, or judge, to rescue them. This book contains some of the most bizarre, gruesome and entertaining stories of the entire Bible, and through this overlooked narrative we will discover a relevant message of how God can still use faithless and broken people. But most importantly, we will see the God whose grace runs so deep that he is willing to go the distance and save us from the mess that we’ve created.
The book of Judges chronicles a time in Israel’s history when everyone did what was right in their own eyes. Their repetitive, downward spiral into sin brought suffering to the people, and the Lord would respond by sending a deliverer, or judge, to rescue them. This book contains some of the most bizarre, gruesome and entertaining stories of the entire Bible, and through this overlooked narrative we will discover a relevant message of how God can still use faithless and broken people. But most importantly, we will see the God whose grace runs so deep that he is willing to go the distance and save us from the mess that we’ve created.
The book of Judges chronicles a time in Israel’s history when everyone did what was right in their own eyes. Their repetitive, downward spiral into sin brought suffering to the people, and the Lord would respond by sending a deliverer, or judge, to rescue them. This book contains some of the most bizarre, gruesome and entertaining stories of the entire Bible, and through this overlooked narrative we will discover a relevant message of how God can still use faithless and broken people. But most importantly, we will see the God whose grace runs so deep that he is willing to go the distance and save us from the mess that we’ve created.
The book of Judges chronicles a time in Israel’s history when everyone did what was right in their own eyes. Their repetitive, downward spiral into sin brought suffering to the people, and the Lord would respond by sending a deliverer, or judge, to rescue them. This book contains some of the most bizarre, gruesome and entertaining stories of the entire Bible, and through this overlooked narrative we will discover a relevant message of how God can still use faithless and broken people. But most importantly, we will see the God whose grace runs so deep that he is willing to go the distance and save us from the mess that we’ve created.
The book of Judges chronicles a time in Israel’s history when everyone did what was right in their own eyes. Their repetitive, downward spiral into sin brought suffering to the people, and the Lord would respond by sending a deliverer, or judge, to rescue them. This book contains some of the most bizarre, gruesome and entertaining stories of the entire Bible, and through this overlooked narrative we will discover a relevant message of how God can still use faithless and broken people. But most importantly, we will see the God whose grace runs so deep that he is willing to go the distance and save us from the mess that we’ve created.
The book of Judges chronicles a time in Israel’s history when everyone did what was right in their own eyes. Their repetitive, downward spiral into sin brought suffering to the people, and the Lord would respond by sending a deliverer, or judge, to rescue them. This book contains some of the most bizarre, gruesome and entertaining stories of the entire Bible, and through this overlooked narrative we will discover a relevant message of how God can still use faithless and broken people. But most importantly, we will see the God whose grace runs so deep that he is willing to go the distance and save us from the mess that we’ve created.
The book of Judges chronicles a time in Israel’s history when everyone did what was right in their own eyes. Their repetitive, downward spiral into sin brought suffering to the people, and the Lord would respond by sending a deliverer, or judge, to rescue them. This book contains some of the most bizarre, gruesome and entertaining stories of the entire Bible, and through this overlooked narrative we will discover a relevant message of how God can still use faithless and broken people. But most importantly, we will see the God whose grace runs so deep that he is willing to go the distance and save us from the mess that we’ve created.
The book of Judges chronicles a time in Israel’s history when everyone did what was right in their own eyes. Their repetitive, downward spiral into sin brought suffering to the people, and the Lord would respond by sending a deliverer, or judge, to rescue them. This book contains some of the most bizarre, gruesome and entertaining stories of the entire Bible, and through this overlooked narrative we will discover a relevant message of how God can still use faithless and broken people. But most importantly, we will see the God whose grace runs so deep that he is willing to go the distance and save us from the mess that we’ve created.
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