This message on Judges 10:3-5 looks at the seventh judge of Israel, Jair the Gileadite who judged Israel for 22 years. It teaches us that God uses lavishes unexpected grace on unxpected people using unexpected means. It encourages us to trust in the unexpected work of God in Jesus Christ. The sermon is part of our series in Judges preached in 2017-18. 

This message on Judges 10:1-2 looks at the sixth judge of Israel, Tola of the tribe of Issachar.  It teaches us that God uses ordinary people in ordinary ways. It encourages us to embrace our ordinary lives and surrender them to God to use our lives for His glory in Jesus.  The sermon is part of our series in Judges preached in 2017-18. 

This message on Judges 9:42-56 is the second of two messages looking at the fall of Abimelech following the revolt of Shechem and his eventual death at Thebez. It teaches us that evil doers always lose to God in the end.  Therefore we must run to Jesus our strong tower against God’s judgement. The sermon is part of our series in Judges preached in 2017-18. 

This message on Judges 9:21-41 is the first of two messages looking at the fall of Abimelech following the revolt of Shechem led by Gaal the Son of Ebed. It teaches us that God is at work in ways we cannot see [v23-24]; and, God is at work through ordinary ways [v25-41]. It encourages us to move from despair  to full trust in the sovereign purposes of God. The sermon is part of our series in Judges preached in 2017-18. 

This message on Judges 9:7-21 looks at Jotham's parable of the trees, which he declared at Mount Gerizim to the leaders of Shechem. It warns us on the danger of choosing unqualified leaders among God's people, and encourages us to trust in the leadership of God. The sermon is part of our series in Judges preached in 2017-18. 

This message on Judges 8:1-21 looks at how Gideon faced opposition from within Israel and from outside. It teaches us that all God’s people face opposition from God’s people [v1-9]; and, God enables us to overcome all opposition [v10-21]. It encourages us to keep going forward in the victory and strength of Jesus our Everlasting Gideon. The sermon is part of our series in Judges preached in 2017-18. 

This message on Judges 7:16-25 is the second of two messages looking at how Gideon and the 300 defeated the Midianites and the Amalekites in the valley of Moreh. It teaches us that all God's people are at war against powerfulness enemies and God has already granted us victory in Jesus our Everlasting Gideon. The sermon is part of our series in Judges preached in 2017-18.