Judges (2000)

48 - Relativism, Ecumenism, Disarmament

56 - How Self-Righteousness Perverts Itself

55 - Self-Righteousness, Personal-National Fragmentation

54 - Sodomy, Divine Judgment, National Implosion

53 - Moral Degeneracy Follows Apostasy

52 - The Spread of Apostasy in a Nation

51 - The Roots of Apostasy

50 - The Failure of Religion, Morality, Politics

49 - The Self-Destruction of Arrogance

47 - Samson: Grace Even in Apostasy

46 - Samson: God's Troublemaker

45 - What Value is Life in the Womb?

44 - A Different Deliverer; Barren Women

43 - Jephthah's Horrific Vow

42 - Manipulating God

Judges is a book that is rarely taught on in any church. This is a tragedy because it is a book for our times. What is impressive about this book is the theme. The last verse in Judges: “In those days there was no king in Israel; every man did that which was right in his own eyes.” Judges was in many ways the dark ages of Israel’s history: they rejected the authority of God, they rejected the authority of Scripture, and in its place they substituted their own authority. In other words, instead o