Judges 11:1-11

Israel was completely overwhelmed by the Ammonites. Israeli leaders called Jephthah to lead them to war against the Ammonites. But Jephthah wasn't your normal judge! Find out more as we study Judges 11 together, then ask yourself:

Who has God used in my own life, even though he or she wasn't a positive person? How did I handle that?

Denise Totten asks, "I had heard that donkeys were more for the lower class. Is that correct? It wouldn't seem to if they "had 30 towns"." Let's find out what role donkeys played in Israeli agriculture.

A 20 minute bonus episode on Deborah

Judges 10:6-18

God is patient, but his patience is not forever. Find out more as we study Judges 10 together. Then spend some time thinking about your own life and how patient God was with you.

Judges 10:1-5

Jair's 30 sons rode 30 donkeys as they ruled 30 towns. It sounds like Dr. Seuss, but it's a real story of letting the easy road destroy your future. Let's find out how together as we study the first two judges in Judges 10. Then ask yourself:

How have I let the "easy road" lessen my influence as a Christian? What can I do about that?

Deborah bonus episode

Randy and Denise talk a bit more about Deborah from Judges 4 and 5.

Judges 9

When Abimelech takes over Shechem, his sin destroys a town and its protective tower. How? Let's find out together as we study Judges 9. Then ask yourself:

Has my own sin affected those around me? What can I do about that?

Judges 8

After the battle is over, Gideon makes some really stupid decisions! What were they? Let's find out together as we study Judges 8. Then ask yourself:

What do I need to do after a successful ministry to make sure I don't slip into sin?

Judges 6

When Gideon rallied 32,000 troops, God said, "too many!" So just how many is enough? Let's find out together as we study Judges 6. Then ask yourself:

Do I really count on God during troubles?

Judges 6

The Midianites attacked Manasseh and surrounding tribes. God called Gideon to deliver his tribe, but how did Gideon know for sure that's what God wanted him to do? Let's find out together as we study Judges 6.

Then ask yourself:

How do I discover God's will?