John continues with a passage that can be difficult. We must remember John's purpose to offer comfort to the church and Jesus' work of advocacy for the children of God.

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Judges 16:1-31 "Fall and Redemption"

In this passage, we come to the end of Samson's life. His pride and idolatry of love have led him to God's discipline. But his prayer brings one final act of rescue for Israel.

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John gives some words of comfort after the warning against false teaching.

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John continues his letter to the church. In this passage, he deals with end times, false teaching, and tools available to the Christian to combat false teaching.

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Judges 14:1-15:20 "Sin and Success"

In the last sermon, we saw the narrative of Samson's birth. Here we see him as an adult, and things go south. Samson pursues what is right in his eyes rather than the holiness God calls him to. But God is still using Samson. How do we reconcile God's using the sinful actions of others to bring about His will? We look to the Cross.

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John gives comfort and warning to the church.

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John continues his teaching on assurance. In this passage, he gives two tests: An obedience test and a love test. Do you desire obedience? Be assured that you are in Christ. Do you seek to love those you go to church with? Be assured that you are in Christ.

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Judges 13:1-25 "God's Answer? Be Holy"

In this passage, we are introduced to Samson's parents as they meet the Angel of the LORD, who tells them they will have a baby.

This Scripture shows God's Grace, God's Demands, and Our Response.

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1 John 2:1-2

John tells us one of his goals for writing the book: he hopes to contribute to the church's pursuit of holiness. He also comforts them with the truth that Jesus has provided reconciliation with the Father and advocates before the Father's throne.

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John begins by addressing three false claims being taught in the church.

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