Judges Ep. 1 - Ye Did Run Well | Verse by Verse Bible Study
The bible study examines Judges chapter one, detailing the initial military campaigns of the Israelite tribes as they attempt to occupy the Promised Land. While Judah and Simeon achieve significant victories through divine aid, other tribes fail to completely drive out the Canaanite inhabitants due to military limitations or willful disobedience. The narrative highlights a stark contrast between the faithful obedience of Caleb and the compromising decisions of the majority of the tribes who chose tribute over total conquest. This partial compliance sets the stage for future conflict and spiritual decline as the nation begins to depart from God's commands. Elder Moseley emphasizes that this failure marks the beginning of a cycle of sin and judgment that defines the rest of the book.
2 Sept 2026
79 The Morning Devotional - Psalm 120
The Morning Devotional Season 11 | Edition 79 Psalm 120 Providence Presbyterian Church Evansville, IN Pastor's Website: https://theparchment.net/ This devotional explores Psalm 120, a Song of Ascents that contrasts the pursuit of peace with the reality of spiritual warfare. The speaker highlights how the psalmist cries out to God in distress from deceitful tongues and hostile environments, finding deliverance through divine intervention. This text serves as a profound reflection on the ministry of Jesus Christ, the Prince of Peace, who endured similar scorn and mockery while offering reconciliation to a hostile world. Believers are encouraged to recognize that attacks for the sake of the gospel are ultimately directed at Christ himself, who promises vindication. The message concludes with an exhortation to pray for enemies and trust in God's justice rather than seeking personal revenge.
2 Sept 2026
They Were Astonished
The sermon explores the narrative of Peter's miraculous prison release in Acts 12 to illustrate the power and nature of effective prayer. It highlights how the early church prayed specifically and earnestly for Peter, yet remained astonished when God answered in a way that exceeded their expectations. The preacher emphasizes that while believers may possess theological knowledge that God hears and answers prayer, true faith often falls short of anticipating divine intervention in impossible circumstances. By connecting this event to the Passover, the message underscores God's ability to deliver His people without human strategy or power. The central call is for believers to persist in specific, fervent prayer for their pressing burdens, trusting that God can produce outcomes that leave them astonished.
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