Is God Anti-Strength? Gideon’s 300 and the Problem of a Broken World скачать в хорошем качестве

Is God Anti-Strength? Gideon’s 300 and the Problem of a Broken World

Why does God work through weakness instead of strength—and why does the world feel hostile if God created it good? In this episode of Relish, Roan Miller and Pastor Don Patterson explore two biblical tensions many believers quietly struggle with. First, they walk through Judges 6–7 and God’s decision to reduce Gideon’s army to just 300 men, examining why God removes human advantage and what genuine faith looks like when outcomes aren’t guaranteed. Next, they turn to Genesis 2–3 and the question of dangerous and frustrating aspects of creation. From thorns to wasps, the hosts explain how the Fall disrupted the created order—and why hardship is not evidence that God abandoned His world. Along the way, they also discuss Genesis 9, God’s covenant with Noah, and what the post-Flood world reveals about God’s continued care and authority. This episode offers biblical clarity for listeners wrestling with weakness, suffering, and the goodness of God in a broken world. 09:33-Gideon’s Army and God’s Plan 15:58-The Critters of Creation