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"Samson: A Carnal and Angry Judge" - Judges 14:1-20

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Join me as we continue our series, SPIRIT-LED! Do you feel driven by drama in your life? In the story of Samson, we see how even though it might feel like our drama is driving us - God is driving our drama! God is behind every scene, every circumstance, every small victory, and He’s pulling it all together to write a better ending than you ever could on your own. Accept your part in His story, cooperate with His plans, let the Spirit of God be the one who drives you! 
 
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Reflection Questions 
1. Samson is one of the biggest Jesus-level threats in the Old Testament. Why do you think Samson rejects his calling to be a judge? 
2. Have you ever looked back on a personal struggle and wondered, “How did I get through that?” Did God give you the strength you needed? How? 
3. What personal drama is there in your life that’s making it difficult to see yourself as an important part of God’s story? 
4. How different would your day-to-day life be if you believed that every situation in your life was a scene in God’s great salvation story? 
5. How can you be a hero for God’s kingdom in a COVID-19 world? 
 
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SPIRIT-driven | Judges 14:5-9 | SPIRIT-LED #3

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Samson is portrayed in artwork as a long-haired muscle-bound lady-killer Hercules. Most people assume the secret of his strength was the length of his locks, the brawn of his biceps, or the veracity of his vow. But the Bible tells us that the secret of Samson’s strength wasn’t in his physical appearance or his Nazirite promise, but in the power of the Lord. 
 
I. The Secret of Samson’s Wandering (Judg 14:05). Samson wandered from his parents as they went to gather his bride. They were responsible for making marriage arrangements in the ancient world. He’d earlier wandered from their wise counsel (Judg 14:3). 
 Samson was bent on following his own path in life, a man who believed freedom was departure from responsibility. Freedom isn’t the right to do as one feels or chooses, but to obey and follow after God rather than be enslaved to the demands and lusts of the sin nature (Jn 8:31-36; Rom 6:20; Gal 5:1, 13; Eph 2:1-3; Jas 1:14). Out of a misconception of freedom, Samson sinned by once more going into the vineyards of Timnah, breaking his vow to avoid grapes (Num 6:1-4). 
 
II. The Secret of Samson’s Strength (Judg 14:6). In the vineyard, a lion attacked Samson, and he killed it by ripping it apart. This incredible gift of strength happened as the Holy Spirit came mightily (rushed or penetrated powerfully) upon him. The phrase indicates a sudden and unexpected act. In the moment of need, according to God’s will, the Spirit empowered Samson. 
 Scripture tells of not to despise the day of small things (Zech 4:10) and faithfulness in small things is a prelude to faithfulness in larger things (Lk 16:10). Killing the lion illustrated what God could and would do by Samson to the Philistines. David said his killing of bears and lions as a shepherd was evidence he could kill a giant (1 Sam 17:34-37). God often uses small events and victories as a test for greater victories. 
 
III. The Secret of Samson’s Sin (Judge 14:6-9). Samson had two secrets: he didn’t tell his parents of his trip to the vineyard or killing the lion. His secrets hid the truth of his sins. 
 Back with his parents, Samson finally and eagerly spoke to the Canaanite woman he’d earlier seen (Judg 14:1). We don’t know what she thought of him, but she pleased Samson well, literally, she was right in Samson’s eyes, a sinful refrain from the era of the Judges (Judg 17:6; 21:25). The savior was bent on doing what pleased and seemed right to him (Prov 14:12). 
 After a time he returned to Timnah from his home in Mahaneh Dan. Along the way, he passed through the forbidden vineyards and purposely stopped to examine the carcass of the lion, another violation of his Nazirite vow (Num 6:6). He’d returned to take pride in his earlier victory (1 Jn 2:16). 
 A sign of God’s providence, the carcass wasn’t infested with maggots, covered by flies, eaten by wild animals, or decomposed. Instead a swarm (lit, community) of honey bees filled the body cavity with honey. He took the honey, the word suggests extreme effort to collect his forbidden prize. 
 Like Eve in Genesis 3:6, the writer of the Judges tells us Samson turned to see the carcass (Judg 14:8), took some of the honey (Judg 14:9), and ate it (Judg 14:9) before sharing it with his parents! He knew they would be displeased with him, and secretly dragged them into his sin. "His parents had sanctified him, but now he desecrates them" (Daniel Block, New American Commentary: Judges and Ruth, p 430). Samson once again proved having no honor for his parents, no value vested his vow, and no respect for the God of his vow. 
 This test became a trap and Samson fell short of both his high calling and vow (Phil 3:14-15).

Samson is portrayed in artwork as a long-haired muscle-bound lady-killer Hercules. Most people assume the secret of his strength ...

The Secret of His Strength (Judges 14:5-9) ~ Richard L Rice, Sellwood Community Church

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Thème: - Le dialogue entre JÉSUS & le peuple à transformer. 
- La faiblesse de l'homme. 
- La facilité de l'homme a abandonné le bon chemin pour un chemin illusoire. 
 
JEAN 8 : 31-58 
 
 
Jean 8:54-58 
 
 
 Sunday, January 19, 2020 
 
 
 Theme: - The dialogue between JESUS ​​& the people to be transformed. 
 - Man's weakness. 
 - The ease of man has abandoned the right path for an illusory path. 
 
 JOHN 8: 31-58 
 
 
 John 8:54-58 
 
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Dimanche, 19 janvier 2020


Thème: - Le dialogue entre JÉSUS & le peuple à transformer.
- La faiblesse de l'homme.
- La facilité de l'homme a abandonné le bon chemin pour un chemin illusoire.

JEAN 8 : 31-58


Jean 8:54-58


           Sunday, January 19, 2020


 Theme: - The dialogue between JESUS ​​& the people to be transformed.
 - Man's weakness.
 - The ease of man has abandoned the right path for an illusory path.

 JOHN 8: 31-58


 John 8:54-58

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Today we meet Samson, perhaps the most well-known of all judges in this book. Samson is famous for two things; first, for his incredible physical strength, and secondly, he is known for his incredible weakness. 
 
 You can learn a lot from watching the strengths and successes of others, but you can also learn from watching their failures. The one who is wise will take hold of the strengths and avoid the failures. 
 
 The story of Samson is intriguing, however, because it reveals an aspect of God’s heart that’s important to understand; how God can use failure for His purpose and glory. 
 
 We know God uses strength of faith and strength of character for His glory. The examples are numerous; Noah was a man of righteousness, Enoch walked with God, Abraham was a man of faith, Joseph was a man of character and integrity, God spoke to Moses as a man speaks to his friend, if we had time, we could mention Joshua, Caleb, Ruth and Boaz, David, Hezekiah, Josiah, Daniel, and many others. 
 
 There are also examples of God using people who are failures for His glory. Noah got drunk and humiliated himself, Abraham told a half lie, his son Isaac told a full lie, and his son Jacob was a liar. Moses killed an Egyptian. David’s sin with Bathsheba is infamous, Peter denied Jesus 3 times. The disciples abandoned Jesus. In the book of Acts, Saul persecuted the church due to his misplaced zeal, and John Mark quit on their first missionary journey. And that’s just for starters. 
 
 Moses was 120 years old when he died, and his life can be divided into 40-year segments. DL Moody once said, “Moses spent the first 40 years of his life thinking he was somebody. He spent the second 40 years learning he was a nobody. He spent the third 40 years discovering what God can do with a failure and a nobody who trusts in God.” 
 
God can use failure in your life. He can use it to get your attention, to cause you to reevaluate your priorities, to open your eyes to your weakness, to bring humility and to transform character. 
 
I remember reading the story of a promising junior executive at IBM who involved the company in a risky venture that resulted in a $10 million loss. When the CEO called the nervous junior executive into his office, the young man said humbly, “I suppose you want my resignation.” The CEO replied, “You can’t be serious. We’ve just spent $10 million on your education!” 
 
 The story of Samson is a story of God using both victories and failures for His glory. 
 
In chapter 10, we read that Israel had once again turned their heart away from God and God had given them over to their enemies, the Philistines and Midianites. The Midianites oppressed Israel on the eastern side of the Jordan, the Philistines from the south. 
 
In chapter 13 God begins to bring help for Israel from the oppression of the Philistines. Samson will be the beginning of that help, but they will not truly be free from the Philistine oppression until David, the king, comes onto the scene. 
 
 We recently read stories of how God used those who were born and raised with every disadvantage, but Samson is born with every advantage. 
 
His mother was barren, but the angel of the Lord appeared to her and told her she would have a son who would begin to deliver Israel from the Philistines and that he would be a Nazir, a Nazirite from birth, so she should keep the Nazirite vow while she carried him in the womb. 
 
 When he was born, the Lord blessed him and gave him extraordinary strength and courage. Why then did he fail? The lessons of Samson's failure are for us to take to heart. 
 
I. Honor His Name as Wonderful 
 
 Verse 17 – Samson’s father said to the angel of the Lord, “What is your name so we may honor you when your words come to pass?” 
 
 The angel responded, “Why do ask my name, seeing it is wonderful?” 
 
 Manoah’s heart is right, he wants to honor his name. But the name is too wonderful, it is high, for there is no other name given amongst men by which we must be saved. 
 
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Samson’s Marriage (Judges 14:1–4) 
 
My immediate devotional response to reading: sometimes defining your parents and convention and tradition is God’s will, like Samson marrying a foreign woman (14:4). This kind of thing requires a lot of discernment. It reinforces the idea of God’s sovereignty and He uses even the wrong actions from selfish motives. 
 
Samson notices a Philistine girl in Timnah and tells his parents to decide for him to marry her. Samson’s parents try to convince Samson to marry an Israelite girl. Samson says no. This marriage is part of God’s plan to free Israel from Philistine oppression.

Samson’s Marriage (Judges 14:1–4)
 
My immediate devotional response to reading: sometimes defining your parents and convention and tradition is God’s will, like Samson marrying a foreign woman (14:4). This kind of thing requires a lot of discernment. It reinforces the idea of God’s sovereignty and He uses even the wrong actions from selfish motives.

Samson notices a Philistine girl in Timnah and tells his parents to decide for him to marry her. Samson’s parents try to convince Samson to marry an Israelite girl. Samson says no. This marriage is part of God’s plan to free Israel from Philistine oppression.

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