In Judges 18, Micah's dreams go up in flames.
What to do when your plans fall through (Judges 18)
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Beware of wolves in Christian’s clothing (Judges 17)
Judges 17 is a short chapter, but it doesn't need many verses to tell us one of the strangest stories in the Bible thus far.
God loves the little things (Judges 16)
There is nothing too small to do for God.
The cure to your trust issues (Judges 15)
Trusting others has gotten more and more challenging.
You can’t scare God away (Judges 14)
If God can love Samson, a violent, spoiled, sneaky man-child, then can He love me, an unhealthy, addicted, lazy hypocrite?
Do you have enough faith? (Judges 13)
Sometimes I doubt. Sometimes my faith is shaken. Sometimes I wonder if I could be wrong.
Life is meaningless and we’re all going to die (Judges 12)
Did our lives have meaning or did we convince ourselves that they did?
Why didn’t God do something? (Judges 11)
Why didn't God step in before Jephthah killed his daughter?
How do I come back to God? (Judges 10)
The Israelites tried and ultimately failed. What did they do wrong? How can we avoid their mistakes?
Spoiler Alert: They don’t get away with it (Judges 9)
"Be sure your sin will find you out." It sounds superstitious. It sounds false. Is it?
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