In chapter 8 we see the culmination of Gideon's success in battle over the Midianites, resulting in a forty-year peace for Israel. However the price of Gideon's success is that he forgets God's grace and loses his focus. The lessons of Gideon's sad ending are warnings for us. He minded God's glory, pursued his own agenda, and chose to serve himself.

In part II of Gideon's story, we see a great victory won by God through Gideon against impossible odds. We can be certain God speaks in ways we can understand, and saves us by grace as we walk in faith.

In part II of Gideon's story, we see a great victory won by God through Gideon against impossible odds. We can be certain God speaks in ways we can understand, and saves us by grace as we walk in faith.

One man who was called, who repented, worshipped, obeyed, and was used mightily by God. The message focuses on 3 Gospel phrases that saturate the Bible from Genesis to Jesus. And it reminds us that God is calling each of us to be that one.

One man who was called, who repented, worshipped, obeyed, and was used mightily by God. The message focuses on 3 Gospel phrases that saturate the Bible from Genesis to Jesus. And it reminds us that God is calling each of us to be that one.

This story is a powerful example of God's power being perfected in weakness. This story contains powerful truths about God and about how he works in us as we fight our battles.

This story is a powerful example of God's power being perfected in weakness. This story contains powerful truths about God and about how he works in us as we fight our battles.

When we settle we’ll always find distractions ore excuses, but when we hold the promises of God before us and make our hearts available to him, God will always use what we have.

When we settle we’ll always find distractions ore excuses, but when we hold the promises of God before us and make our hearts available to him, God will always use what we have.

God will not compete with our idols, and idols can never compete with God. Our only hope is to forsake our idols for the one true God, by worshiping and serving Jesus, the one true hero.