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Author: Neil Hudson

Judges: Grace for the Bleakest Days

If the Bible finished at the end of Judges, we’d be depressed and hopeless. But God doesn’t finish here. The story continues. The story of grace.

Theology Thursday – Understanding the Big Picture

Here is the audio & notes from our first Theology Thursday session on understanding the big picture of the Bible.

Judges: Trump. Samson. Jesus.

Trump. Samson. Jesus. What do they have in common? They each allow us to be honest about our real needs, hopes and fears. But how are they different? Only one wants us to be the society that God has designed us to be.

REMINDER: Church meeting on 20th November

A chance for us to report on some of the things we have been involved with, decisions we have been grappling with, the state of the church’s finances etc.

Judges: The Power of the Tongue

Words can be very powerful, used both for good, and for bad. They can carry the power of rejection, agreement, diplomacy, dangerous vows, and division.

Judges: Abimelek and Power

Abimelek is one of the most ruthless leaders in Judges – grabbing power and manipulating people. Is there another way of doing business in the ‘real world’?

Judges: Weakness and Strength

Gideon: the weakest in his clan, used by God to deliver his people. But it didn’t take long for his biggest strength to become his biggest weakness.

Judges: Enough is enough

Every generation, God gives people the resources to do the unthinkable, and to do the remarkable. Judges 4-5 is a story that shows us exactly that…

Judges: Forgetful People – Faithful God

What happens when God’s people forget their own story? What does God do when they forget their story? Judges gives us some thoughts on this…

Judges: Flawed People – Faithful God

Dodgy dealings, brutal murders, leaders that you lose confidence in. Our first sermon looks at why the book of Judges is even in the Bible.

Judges: Flawed People – Faithful God

Dodgy dealings, brutal murders, leaders that you lose confidence in. You could be excused for wondering why Judges is in the Bible at all.

God loves our enemies

It’s always dangerous to imagine that God feels the same about our enemies as we do. It’s always a shock when we find He sees them so radically differently.