Deliverance must first be initiated by humans, but it is divinely activated. In the Book of Judges, Israel cried out to God with intensity, and God provided a left-handed deliver.

Moving to the "other side" of Godly goals, we explore the doctrine of sanctification: Being separated from that which is wrong and dedicated to that which is right.

Focusing on life after deliverance, we look at breaking the cycle in the book of Judges of sin, repentance, salvation, back to sin.

Noah and Enoch, both walking in holiness, lived lives that pleased God. Goals that have this characteristic of Enoch and Noah comprise Godly goals.

Today we explore shades of deliverance in the book of Judges. As God delivers us, all he seeks in return is for us to do the right thing.

When your goals are in alignment with God, you carry the blessing of God and those who interact with you are blessed.

Biblical deliverance encompasses rescue and redemption, and the agents of rescue and redemption. It is God's divine prerogative to give you deliverance and rescue you.

This week we delve into commitment and holiness as essentials for Godly goals.

We are beneficiaries of Godly goals, as well as our Heavenly Father. As we abide in His Word and in His love, so God abides in us.

What are the characteristics of Godly goals? Moving beyond indecision to take the next step.