Action: -If you are in a position of leadership, ask God for wisdom to lead effectively and in a godly fashion. If not, pray for the leaders in your life.
This week we will focus on the period of the Judges.
Week 13: Day 1 Today’s reading is Judges 2-5.
Actions: -Carefully read Judges 2:11-23, which presents a pattern repeated over and over in Judges:
1) The people sinned, abandoning God’s covenant.
2) They suffered as God handed them over to their enemies.
3) God sent salvation in the form of a judge, who delivered them.
-Track this pattern as you read about the first four Judges.
Questions: -Have you ever suffered because of the sin in your life?
-Do you understand how God has provided salvation for you?
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It’s one of the most important questions that can ever be asked: What must I believe to be saved?
Pastor John will also answer the common follow-up question: In order to be saved, must someone understand the Trinity?
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ACCESS: This video is in English with the addition of American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation and English captions.
Have you ever wondered how permanent salvation is? Are you afraid to lose it? Find the answers here and be confident that “he who began a good work in you will bring it to completion at the day of Jesus Christ.” Philippians 1:6
Dr. Thomas Schreiner is professor of New Testament Interpretation and Biblical Theology at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
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More than any other Bible book, Joshua demonstrates the theme of victory and conquest. Although the victories were mainly military, these readings have illustrated that God’s people can “live in victory” as they trust in him-and as he gives the victory.