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Judges & Romans: Ruined to Righteous

Judges & Romans: Ruined to Righteous

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 In those days there was no king in Israel. Everyone did what was right in his own eyes. This repeated phrase in the book of Judges describes a period of history that has been referred to as the "Dark Ages” of the nation of Israel. Each time the Israelites fell into sin, they suffered dire consequences. But when they cried out to God, God responded with great mercy and sent a judge. Unlike modern-day judges, these judges were called by God to deliver the nation of Israel from their enemies. Sadly, once a judge died, the Israelites again "did what was evil in the sight of the LORD", turning away from Him to "do what was right in their own eyes". This is the tragic and recurring cycle of the book of Judges. But not all was lost! There was a Light shining on the horizon: God's Promised Messiah, Jesus Christ. The book of Romans opens by declaring the glorious light of His gospel of salvation: For I am not ashamed of the gospel, for it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes, to the Jew first and also to the Greek. For in it the righteousness of God is revealed from faith for faith, as it is written, “The righteous shall live by faith.” (Romans 1.16-17) After quickly dipping into the depravity that is mankind's reality apart from God, the Apostle Paul points to Christ’s righteousness that belongs to believers by faith. It has been said that Romans is "pure gospel, pure doctrine". It is a doctrinally rich book which has transformed countless lives since the first time it was read by the people of Paul’s day. Let us join their ranks!Judges & Romans: Ruined to Righteous_2025/2026 Christianisme Ministère et évangélisme Spiritualité
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    • Lesson 15_God uses flawed people to accomplish His divine purposes

      Lesson 15_God uses flawed people to accomplish His divine purposes
      Feb 10 2026

      Lecture Outline:

      Aim: God uses flawed people to accomplish His divine purposes.

      I. Righteous Remnant (Judges 13)

      T1: God uses flawed people to accomplish His purposes through the strength of the Holy Spirit.

      a. Which of your flaws or weaknesses are keeping you from wholeheartedly serving God?

      b. How might the flaws or weaknesses of fellow believers keep you from trusting their ability to serve God effectively?

      II. Reckless Rebel (Judges 14)

      T2: God uses flawed people to accomplish His purposes, but they still experience the consequences of their rebellion.

      a. How does your rebellion against God manifest itself?

      b. Which of His commands draw out your disobedience?

      c. What do you insist on doing because it is ‘right in your eyes’?
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      41 min
    • Lesson 14_Holy Spirit power makes us conquering Christians

      Lesson 14_Holy Spirit power makes us conquering Christians
      Feb 3 2026

      Lecture Outline:

      Aim: Holy Spirit power makes us conquering Christians.

      I. Alive in the Spirit (Romans 8.1-13)

      T1: The Holy Spirit drives out our flesh to take up residence in us.

      a. What evidence do you see in your life that the Holy Spirit lives IN you?

      b. How readily do you draw on His indwelling power?

      c. What might you being doing to quench the Holy Spirit’s power?

      II. Adopted by the Spirit (8.14-30)

      T2: The Holy Spirit adopts wretched sinners and transforms them into the likeness of

      Christ.

      a. Whose child are you? How confidently do you call out to God with the words “Abba! Father!”?

      b. How closely do you resemble Him?

      III. Amazed at the Spirit (8.31-39)

      T3: The Holy Spirit ignites our praise with His assurance of our salvation.

      a. Which part of the Holy Spirit’s assurance of salvation do you most need to meditate upon?

      b. Which of Paul’s questions address your deepest need or your darkest doubts?

      c. Which truths about your salvation prompt your greatest praise? Beginning now, how will you offer your praise

      to Him?
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      41 min
    • Lesson 13_God’s promises are perfect and their fulfillment is guaranteed

      Lesson 13_God’s promises are perfect and their fulfillment is guaranteed
      Jan 27 2026

      Lecture Outline:

      Aim: God’s promises are perfect and their fulfillment is guaranteed.

      I. Repentant? (Judges 10.6-18)

      T1: God’s perfect and guaranteed promises are rooted in His jealous love for His people.

      a. What are you doing to provoke God’s jealousy?

      b. In what ways are you failing to be faithful or put God first in your life?

      II. Raised Up (Judges 11.1-33)

      T2: God’s perfect and guaranteed promises ensure the victory over our enemies.

      a. What enemies are vexing your soul today?

      b. What has you feeling defeated, oppressed, or crushed?

      c. Which of God’s perfect and guaranteed promises will you employ to gain the victory over your enemies?

      III. Reprehensible! (Judges 11.34-12.15)

      T3: God’s perfect and guaranteed promises should cause us to be careful when making and keeping promises.

      a. How careful are you to do what you say you will do? Does your “yes” mean “yes” and your “no” mean “no”?

      b. In which situations might you be foolishly and unnecessarily bargaining with God? Or how might you be manipulating God to do what you want by making promises to Him?
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      37 min
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