January 13, 2026 by Ken Yates in Blog - Delilah, Flesh, Judg 16:1-3, Samson, spirit
How spiritually strong are you

In Rom 6:16, Paul tells the believers at Rome (and believers today) that they are slaves to whatever they obey. While the believer has been set free from the power […]

If you must persevere in order to be saved, when could you know that you were saved (2)

The preincarnate Christ often appears in the OT as “the Angel of the Lord.” One of the strangest occurrences of this is found in Judg 13:3-21. The Angel of the Lord appears, as a man, to a barren […]

Have you become accustomed to

The book of Judges devotes more space to Samson than to any other judge. Four chapters deal with his life (Judges 13–16).  It is a sad story. For forty years, the Philistines have oppressed God’s people. […]

Welcome to Grace in Focus radio. Today, Bob Wilkin and Mike Lii are looking at a question about eternal security. Was Judas a saved individual or someone who lost his […]

September 10, 2020 by Shawn Lazar in Blog - Judges, revenge, Samson, vengeance, violence
Revenge Is a Cycle

Judges 14-15 is a study in the cycle of revenge. It all started with Samson’s troubled relationship with women. Did you know that before his infamous entanglement with Delilah, Samson […]

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