March 16: What is the Message of the Book of Judges? - Israel's Civil War - Judges 20-21 скачать в хорошем качестве

March 16: What is the Message of the Book of Judges? - Israel's Civil War - Judges 20-21

Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @russelocampo   Hello there, You can now join our Daily Devotion + Online Discussion. When: Monday to Saturday, 8:00 PM, Philippine Time How: Just click our Zoom link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/85362975520... __________ Our mission is to honor God by using social media as a platform to teach the Bible. We minimize advertisement in all our devotions so that our viewers can concentrate on God's Word. This channel is sustained, not by Youtube ads, but by your generosity. If you are blessed and the Lord is leading you to support our channel, you may sponsor a devotional video. Please contact me via my phone number 09760041248 or Whatsapp. __________ You can now get a copy of our ebook: Complete 365 Daily Devotions [Season 1], Discover the Messiah, and How to Start a Micro-Church. To download, please visit our website: https://redeemer.world You can choose to donate or get our ebooks for free. Thanks to our generous supporters who have helped us offer our materials for free. _________ My contact: Russel Ocampo Facebook:   / irusselocampo   WhatsApp: 09760041248 Mobile: 09760041248 Email: p.russel.ocampo@gmail.com _________ Today's Devotion: 👨🏻‍💻 Teachings: 1. The Book of Judges teaches that tolerating sin leads to tragedy. 2. The Book of Judges ends with idolatry, violence, and war. 3. The Book of Judges expresses a longing for a righteous King. 💪🏼 Applications: 1. Look back and see that the righteous King has come. 2. Understand that King Jesus is now restoring this broken world. 3. Be the change that King Jesus aims to bring into the world. 🎙 Discussion: Why is it important to know what Jesus is doing now in order to understand the purpose of our lives? 🤿 Dive Deeper: 1. What is the theological message of the Book of Judges? 2. Why did the author strategically end the Book of Judges with idolatry, sexual violence, and civil war? "In those days Israel had no king." Judges 17:6; 18:1 - Introduces idolatry and corruption Judges 19:1 - Introduces sexual violence and civil war Judges 21:25 - Ends the book with longing for a righteous King. 🙏🏼 Prayer: Lord our God, as we reflect on the Book of Judges, we see how tolerating sin leads to tragedy and how a people without Your righteous rule fall into idolatry, violence, and war. We thank You that the righteous King has now come in Jesus Christ. Help us to look back to His saving work and trust that even now He is restoring this broken world. Teach us to live under His authority and to be instruments of His truth, justice, and grace. Shape our hearts and actions so that our lives reflect the kingdom of Christ in a world longing for the true King. In Jesus' name, Amen. Partner: Hubert 00:00 Introduction 2:40 Scripture Reading 4:26 Teaching No. 1 7:44 Teaching No. 2 8:22 Teaching No. 3 10:54 Application No. 1 11:28 Application No. 2 12:39 Application No. 3 14:14 Discussion 14:43 Prayer