1. What God did with Israel between Jeptha and Samson (v. 1)
2. Samson announced (vv. 2–5)
3. Samson’s parents (vv. 6–12)

Take Home Points

• Deal with pride early in your life, because it will always multiply in its effect and its cost in your life.
• God does display sufficient grace to praying people.
• What evidence is there that your life is consecrated to God?

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• Who was Jeptha?
• What did he ask for?
• What wisdom did he show in negotiations with the enemy?
• Whad did he promise God?
• What was his Legacy?

Take Home Points

• Sin does withold God’s blessings.
• Blessings are received when we repent and put away sin.
• Right must always operate on a higher plane; do right regardless the cost.
• Are you God’s property?
• Are you serving God despite the circumstances?

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1. Abimelech stages a coup (vv. 1–6)
2. Jotham challenges Abimelech (vv. 7–21)
3. Conspiracy (vv. 22–40)
4. Compensation for treachery (vv. 41–57)

Take Home Points

• If God has saved you, he has released you from thinking like a pagan:
  • Do not lose you servant’s heart, it is the key to greatness.
  • Beware of synchrotism; don’t bring paganism into your life.
  • Do not strive for power for power’s sake
  • Total depravity is descriptive of all of us.
  • Jesus’ servanthood is the answer to all the above.

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1. The great story of Gideon:
   1. Consequences (vv. 1–6)
   2. God gives an explanation (vv. 7–10)
   3. God prepares a deliverer (vv. 11–35)

Take Home Points

• God is sovereign, unlimited and personal.
• Sin has to be dealt with.
• The Bible is your sign: the less we obey the Lord, the more we want to lean on iffy signs.
• God doesn’t look at what you bring to the table when he gives you a command—it is about God.

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1. Price of sin (vv. 4:1–3)
2. Principle people (vv. 4:4–9)
3. Preparation for battle (vv. 4:9–13)
4. Prosecution of the battle (vv. 4:14–24)

Take Home Points

• Be faithful; God values faithfulness.
• All of the world is under God’s control.
• Being faithful is always a response to a call.
• Spiritual warfare is not carnal.
• God doesn’t give up on his covenants.

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1. List of Israel’s enemies (vv. 1–6)
2. First three Judges
   1. Othniel (vv. 1–11)
   2. Ehud (vv. 12–30)
   3. Shamgar (v. 31)

Take Home Points

• If you know Jesus Christ as your savior, the Holy Spirit is the gift you have.
• God is personally involved in everthing that transpires in a believer’s life.
• Sin always robs the beleiever; for the unbeliever, God will use his sin against him.
• From the level of your disability to the level of your influence, God desires to use you for His glory.

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1. For the record (Deuteronomy Ch. 6)
2. Failure of the generations (Judges 2:1–13)
3. Fortelling of events to come (Judges 2:14–3:6)

Take Home Points

• Make it a point to remind yourself of God’s power and greatness.
• Never put materialistic gain ahead of God.
• God is not callous to the wrestlings of your soul.
• Wickedness has consequences.
• Every believing generation must go to war spiritually and learn to freshly depend on God, and learn the manner of spiritual warfare.

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1. Incomplete conquest (1:1–34)
2. Incomplete obedience (2:1–5)

Take Home Points

• Why do you fail spiritually?
  • Do you have any “treaties” with sin in your life?
  • What kind of soldier are you? Are you obedient?
  • Remorse & repentance are soon forgotten. What God requires is a changed life.

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1. In the face of apostasy, we need to
   1. Look to our selves (vv. 20, 21)
   2. Look to our work (vv. 22, 23)
   3. Look to our Lord (vv. 24, 25)

Take Home Points

• Seven truths about evangelism:
  • Men are lost and need to be saved.
  • Salvation is found in only one place—Jesus Christ.
  • God uses the Christian to reach the lost.
  • The Christian must be on guard to not be influenced by the false teaching of those they are trying to reach.
  • The Christian must be aware of the heretical teachings and beliefs of the apostate.
  • The unbleliever is on his way to eternal flaming fire. (Hell is real.)
  • As long as the apostate lives, there is a possibility of repentance, so don’t write people off.

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