Sermons onJudges 3

Troubled Heart

• 10:34Judges 3

  Samson this vow from birth. The Nazirite vow, children, are you listening, right? The Nazirite vow includes three specific elements. This is question number one. The first is this, and it's given in Judges chapter 3, that they are to abstain from wine or beer. Now, number six actually says any fruit of the vine. No grapes,

Troubled Heart

• 2:20Judges 3

  You know, Jesus loved the Old Testament. And I'm thankful that we find ourselves here today in the book of Judges, chapter 3. And if you're not there in your Bible, I would invite you to turn there with me. I'll admit that studying for this sermon has been challenging. It's been convicting. Because I believe that when we look at stories in the Old Testament, I believe that we see ourselves. And I believe that we see our sin.

• 7:35Judges 3

  And ultimately, it points out the need for God's grace to send a king who is not just a political figure, but an eternal savior. So, church, as we read today, we have a three-part plan. Let's see the text faithfully. Let's see ourselves. And then let's see Jesus. So, that is the plan. And let's begin reading together. Judges chapter 3, starting in verse 12. It says this.

Troubled Heart

• 2:21Judges 3

  …join us today for lunch. I'm going to meet with a young man following the service that's ready to get baptized. So God is working. Listen to His voice. Listen to His voice. If you have your Bibles with you, join me in Judges chapter 3. We are in the third week of our series called Troubled Hearts.

• 3:02Judges 3:7

  Then there's oppression. The people repent and God delivers them. And it repeats seven times. So this is the first in that series of seven in Judges chapter 3 verses 7. And today we're going to see how forgetfulness leads to a troubled heart. How forgetfulness leads to a troubled heart. So let me give you a stat on your forgetfulness. A 2020 study has showed that Americans have an attention span of around eight seconds.

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