The Next Episode will be released on October 28. A verse-by-verse study of Revelation will follow the study in the book of Judges.

What is your response to sin in your life? How do you deal with your own personal sin? How would you like your response to be different? In the Book of Judges (Judges 16) we read about a man who sinned and discovered that God was willing to restore him. In these verses we will walk through the steps of Samson's restoration. This episode will identify what the best response to sin is for the follower of Christ. Dr. James Harms is a pastor, Bible teacher, former college professor, photographer and college sports fan who leads others in the Discovery of Truth in the Bible. If you have questions or comments send them to discoverthebiblepodcast@@gmail.com.

How often do you recognize the temptation to sin that surrounds you? What is your reaction to recognizing temptation? Has there ever been a time when you have downplayed temptation or chose to keep it close? In the Book of Judges (Judges 16) we read about a man who chose to toy with temptation rather than flee. In the verses we will see an example of how toying with temptation ultimately brings us to sin. This episode will identify what the best response to temptation is for the follower of Christ. Dr. James Harms is a pastor, Bible teacher, former college professor, photographer and college sports fan who leads others in the Discovery of Truth in the Bible. If you have questions or comments send them to discoverthebiblepodcast@@gmail.com.

When was the last time you were offended? How did you react? Do you find yourself caught up in the culture that feeds off people and groups being offended? In the Book of Judges (Judges 15) we read about a man who retaliated after experiencing an offense. In the verses we will see an example of how the wrong response to offense can hurt everyone involved. This episode will identify what the best response to offense is for the follower of Christ. Dr. James Harms is a pastor, Bible teacher, former college professor, photographer and college sports fan who leads others in the Discovery of Truth in the Bible. If you have questions or comments send them to [email protected].

What do you crave out of life? What hungers drive your decisions? In the Book of Judges (Judges 14) we read about a man whose hungers brought tragedy for himself and those around him. This episode helps us identify what God wants us to hunger for from life. In these verses we will see a negative example of how to live one's life and hopefully we will have the wisdom to live opposite. Listen to the podcast to learn what choices we have in what we hunger for in life. Dr. James Harms is a pastor, Bible teacher, former college professor, photographer and college sports fan who leads others in the Discovery of Truth in the Bible. If you have questions or comments send them to [email protected].

Have you ever heard the saying, "Don't judge a book by its cover"? Have you ever considered that is how we need to view our life with Christ? Have you paid more attention to how you appear to others rather than how you obey God? In the Book of Judges (Judges 13) we read about a man who was consecrated to God from the womb. This episode helps us understand that outward appearance is not more important than actual obedience to God's will. In these verses we will learn how important it is to not only appear to others as a Christian but also to be committed to God as an obedient servant. Listen to the podcast and discover why taking a new step of obedience to God will change your relationship with Him. Dr. James Harms is a pastor, Bible teacher, former college professor, photographer and college sports fan who leads others in the Discovery of Truth in the Bible. If you have questions or comments send them to [email protected].

How important is it for you to be able to share your opinion? How often does sharing your opinion involve criticism? Has the fear of being criticized ever kept you from doing anything? Have you discovered it's easier to criticize another person rather than do the work yourself? In the Book of Judges (Judges 12) we read about a tribe that was quick to criticize after refusing to serve. This helps us understand that sharing our opinion through criticism can at times be unwanted and detrimental to a relationship. In these verses we see that conflict among brothers could have been eliminated if a critical spirit was replaced with a willingness to serve. Listen to the podcast to discover why a focus on service could protect you from a critical spirit. Dr. James Harms is a pastor, Bible teacher, former college professor, photographer and college sports fan who leads others in the Discovery of Truth in the Bible. If you have questions or comments send them to [email protected].

How would you describe your relationship with God? Would you say you are learning more and more about God each day in your relationship? Have there been times when you weren't sure of God's plan for your life? Have there been times when you weren't sure of God's presence and care? In the Book of Judges (Judges 11) we read about a man who was confused about the character and the care of God for him. This episode helps us understand how important it is to know God through His Word. In these verses we will learn how important it is to know and trust in the character of God as revealed in the Bible. Listen to the podcast and discover why knowing God will help us trust Him more and follow Him closer. Dr. James Harms is a pastor, Bible teacher, former college professor, photographer and college sports fan who leads others in the Discovery of Truth in the Bible. If you have questions or comments send them to [email protected].

How happy would you say you are about your present circumstances? Has there been a time when you were more excited about life and what God had instore for you? Today, do you find yourself struggling with self-doubt, personal hurt, or difficult circumstances? In the Book of Judges (Judges 11) we read about a man who faced difficult circumstances and lived to celebrate God's purpose in his life. This episode helps us understand how important it is to trust God in all circumstances. In these verses we will learn the power of God to rule over our circumstances and His loving care for us no matter what we are facing. Listen to the podcast to discover why today, no matter our circumstances, is a day to thank God. Dr. James Harms is a pastor, Bible teacher, former college professor, photographer and college sports fan who leads others in the Discovery of Truth in the Bible. If you have questions or comments send them to [email protected].

Have you experienced the guilt and consequences of sin? What was your response to the guilt? How did you know what God wanted you to do as a result of your sin? In the Book of Judges (Judges 10:1-18) we read about the sin of the nation of Israel. This episode helps us understand the consequences of sin and what our response should be. In these verses we will learn the power of God that is available to us when we are willing to repent and turn to Him. Listen to the podcast to discover what God wants from you. Dr. James Harms is a pastor, Bible teacher, former college professor, photographer and college sports fan who leads others in the Discovery of Truth in the Bible. If you have questions or comments send them to [email protected].

What freedoms do you cherish the most? Why is having freedom important? What impact should freedom have in our lives? In the Book of Judges (Judges 9:1-57) we read about the consequences the people of Shechem experienced when they used their freedom to choose the wrong king? This episode helps us understand that there are consequences for exercising freedom. In these verses we will learn that freedom of choice doesn't always bring about true freedom. Listen to the podcast to discover the right choice to experience true freedom. Dr. James Harms is a pastor, Bible teacher, former college professor, photographer and college sports fan who leads others in the Discovery of Truth in the Bible. If you have questions or comments send them to [email protected].