Samson - Part 2 (Rebellion & Redemption: Lesson 10)
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Pastor Tony Liuzzo (Lead Pastor) - Judges 15-16 (Judges 15:1-20; 16:1-10, 15-17 & 21-31; Galatians 6:7; Jeremiah 29:11; John 10:10; Matthew 5:28; Proverbs 26:11; Hebrews 11:25 & 32; James 1:15; 1 John 1:9-10)
How does someone with so much potential end up losing so much? Samson’s downfall didn’t happen overnight. It began with small compromises, ignored warnings, and the belief that he could handle whatever came his way. Samson is a lot like us in so many ways. We play with sin, thinking we’re okay. Then, one day, it catches up with us. Samson’s life ended tragically because he lived outside the boundaries of God’s plan for him. But life doesn’t have to end this way!
Bible Study Series:
The book of Judges tells the story of Israel during one of the darkest periods in its history. Again and again, God's people turned from Him, experienced the consequences of their sin, cried out for help, and were graciously delivered through the judges God raised up. Join us for this 11-week study as we explore the major people, events, and themes of Judges, discovering God's unwavering faithfulness in the midst of human failure and seeing how the book ultimately points us to Jesus Christ, our true Deliverer and King.
Rebellion & Redemption: A Study in Judges Samson - Part 2 (Lesson 10) I. Samson returns to a broken marriage II. Samson burns the Philistines' fields III. Revenge leads to more violence IV. Judah surrenders Samsoon to the enemy V. The Spirit empowers Samson to win the battle VI. Samson's weakness drive him to prayer VII. Samson judges Israel VIII. Samson visits Gaza A. Samson pursues a sinful relationship B. the Philistines plan to kill him C. Samson escapes with the city gates IX. Samson epic fail X. God's grace and redemptionLesson 10 - Notes