New Life Fellowship Church Sunday Sermons Podcast

A large number of Israelite soldiers were willing to lose their lives for the sake of administering justice. However, they werent spurred to action by a violation of Gods commands and righteousness. They decided on a violent course of action based solely on the Levites report.

This sermon on Judges 20:1-28 was preached by Pastor Philip Thomas at New Life Fellowship Church, Concord, NC, on Sunday, March 2, 2025.

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When his concubine was killed, the Levite rallied the rest of the Israelites to rise up against the men of Gibeah and the Benjamites. There was outrage and a call to militant action that resulted in significant bloodshed. But was it true justice?

This sermon on Judges 19:22-30 was preached by Pastor Philip Thomas at New Life Fellowship Church, Concord, NC, on Sunday, February 23, 2025.

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An unnamed Levite enjoyed the hospitality of his unnamed father-in-law in Bethlehem and an unnamed old man in Gibeah. When studying their hospitality and the outcomes of their actions, we are driven to consider true biblical hospitality and the essential need to be hospitable to the Lord Jesus, to welcome him into our lives.

This sermon on Judges 19:1-21 was preached by Pastor Philip Thomas at New Life Fellowship Church, Concord, NC, on Sunday, February 16, 2025.

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When the Danites took the gods Micah had made and his priest, Micah cried out in hopeless desperation, What else do I have?! When facing losses of any kind, we may ask the same question. However, our response of truth and faith must be, We have Jesus! And that is all we need!

This sermon on Judges 18:14-31 was preached by Pastor Philip Thomas at New Life Fellowship Church, Concord, NC, on Sunday, February 9, 2025.

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Instead of possessing the land allotted to them, the Danites did what was right in their own eyes and ended up in rebellion, iniquity, and idolatry.

This sermon on Judges 18:1-13 was preached by Pastor Philip Thomas at New Life Fellowship Church, Concord, NC, on Sunday, February 2, 2025.

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Micah disobeyed the Lords commands with his idolatry. But he maintained a semblance of godliness and expected that would be sufficient to obligate the Lord to prosper him.

This sermon on Judges 17:1-13 was preached by Pastor Philip Thomas at New Life Fellowship Church, Concord, NC, on Sunday, January 26, 2025.

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Amid humiliation and hatred, death and destruction, the Lords mercy brought repentance and restoration to Samson.

This sermon on Judges 16:23-31 was preached by Pastor Philip Thomas at New Life Fellowship Church, Concord, NC, on Sunday, January 19, 2025.

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Samson disregarded the lessons learned from his failed marriage with the Timnite woman. He put himself in harms way. He abused the grace of God to fulfill his selfish desires. It cost him his vision and then his life.

This sermon on Judges 16:1-22 was preached by Pastor Philip Thomas at New Life Fellowship Church, Concord, NC, on Sunday, January 12, 2025.

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Selfish desires and ambitions drove everything that Samson did. He did not rally the Israelites to battle the Philistines or attempt to rid Israel of their oppressors. Despite his divine calling that positioned him as a deliverer for the Israelites, Samsons life was characterized by self-serving actions without regard for God or others.

This sermon on Judges 15:1-20 was preached by Pastor Philip Thomas at New Life Fellowship Church, Concord, NC, on Sunday, January 5, 2025.

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Samson was driven by the desires of his flesh vs. obeying the Lord. Understanding how and why Samson did what he did will help us learn how and why we must crucify our sinful nature with its passions and desires.

This sermon on Judges 14:1-20 was preached by Pastor Philip Thomas at New Life Fellowship Church, Concord, NC, on Sunday, December 29, 2024.

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