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Here comes the Preacher - (Judges Part 4)
Season 2 · Episode 10

Here comes the Preacher - (Judges Part 4)

The Ashland St. Pulpit · Ashland St. Baptist Church

December 12, 202435m 25s

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Show Notes

"Here Comes the Preacher"

Text: Judges 6:1-8

God's Response to Israel:

  • They Wanted a Mighty Man, but God sent a Messenger Man.
    • Israel expected a powerful warrior, but God sent a prophet to give them a message.
  • They Wanted Power, but God sent a Proclamation.
    • The people sought a deliverer, but God gave them understanding of why they were in bondage.
  • They Wanted Immediate Relief, but God wanted them to learn something deeper.
    • Instead of just taking them out of suffering, God wanted to teach them the root of their oppression.

    Outline:

  • I. Delivered from Bondage (Judges 6:8):
    • God brought Israel out of their oppression and out of slavery.
    • This deliverance was not just a release from suffering; it was to take them to the Promised Land (Canaan)—a place of hope, abundance, and fulfillment.
    • God’s purpose is always to bring us into something greater, not just to free us from something bad.
  • II. Drave Out the Burden (Judges 6:9):
    • God did not just bring Israel out of bondage, but He also drove out the burdens that weighed them down.
    • This involved removing obstacles, like the Canaanites, who were oppressing the Israelites.
    • The “driving out” represents God's intervention in clearing the way for His people to experience His full blessing.
  • III. He Declared God’s Bulletin (Judges 6:10):
    • God’s Message to Israel:
      • Fear Not: A message of reassurance that God is with them, even in their struggles.
      • Faint Not: Encouragement to not give up, even when the situation seems overwhelming.
      • Favor Comes from Me: God reminds them that their deliverance comes not through their own strength, but through His grace and favor.

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