Judges 13 | The Book of Judges is a spans 400 years in between the Israelite conquest of the land of Canaan and the first king of Israel. It was a time of tribal rule, where each of the 12 family groups ran their own affairs as they saw fit. Only during extreme crisis did the clans work together in defense of the collective. This week we introduce the whole concept from Genesis to Judges and chat about the second Judge of the period: Ehud, the left handed judge.
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There was a time between captivity in Egypt and Israel’s first king that was truly chaos. There was no central government, no standing army, no court system. 12 large families – or tribes – divided up the land the God has promised them and worked to make it their own. Read the rest of this entry »
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Habakkuk | Have you ever looked around, seen the injustice in the world and wondered how God could put up with sin, violence and depravity in our world? So did the Old Testament prophet Habakkuk. Maybe you have doubts that God even exists – or if there was a God, what kind of God must He be to allow so many awful things to happen. This week, Pastor J.J. explores this range of emotion through the eyes of Habakkuk.
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