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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 beli
Dmel Tatum, Mikie Bellis hosts Judges & Romans: Ruined to Righteous, a religion show with 21 episodes published.
Lecture Outline: Aim: Surviving the spiritual cancer of sin inspires a believer’s devoted service. I. Living Sacrifice (Romans 15.14-33) T1: Saved sinners live to the praise of God’s glory. a. How have your life choices
Lecture Outline: Aim: Only King Jesus can overcome the darkness of the Fall. I. Fallen Worship (Judges 17-18) T1: Jesus is the King of kings and must be worshipped as He commands. a. What does your worship of Jesus look
Lecture Outline: Aim: A Holy Bridegroom requires a holy Bride. I. Living Sacrifice (Romans 12.1-13.14) T1: Christ’s holy Bride is a living sacrifice in active pursuit of Christlikeness. a. How are you giving yourself to
Lecture Outline: Aim: Believers fulfill their God-given potential when they live set apart for Him. I. Samson’s Revenge (Judges 15) T1: Living set apart for God guards against assimilation with the world. a. In what ways
I. God’s Right (Romans 9) T1: God’s sovereign election is a mercy extended to unworthy sinners. a. What do you believe makes you worthy of God’s saving grace? b. How might your works be infecting what you believe is fair
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
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
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 yo
Lecture Outline: Aim: God designed His law to lead us from ruined to righteous. I. Deliverance from the Law (Romans 7.1-6) T1: God’s law is designed to make us feel the weight of our sin and rejoice in our freedom in Chr
Aim: God’s justice will ultimately triumph over all evil. I. Abimelech’s Rise (Judges 9.1-21) T1: God’s justice is assured, even when He is silent or seems absent. a. What wrongs or injustices are burdening your heart to
Lecture Outline: Aim: A believer’s true identity is found in Christ. I. Two Men (Romans 5.12-21) T1: In Christ, the reign of grace evidences a believer’s true identity. a. Which aspects of the reign of grace are evident
Lecture Outline: Aim: God with us transforms fear into faith. I. The Coward (Judges 6.1-40) T1: Fearlessness is the fruit of being clothed in the Spirit. a. How in tune are you to the very Presence of God living IN you?
Lecture Outline: Aim: Faith in Jesus Christ is profoundly transformative. I. Promise Through Faith (Romans 4.1-25) T1: Faith in Jesus Christ transforms ruined sinners to righteous saints. a. How does your life testify to
Lecture Outline: Aim: In Christ, a believer’s victory is guaranteed. I. Lifting A Standard (Judges 4) T1: A believer’s guaranteed victory over sin and death is the result of Christ’s finished work. a. What is oppressing
Aim: Christ’s righteousness is the only remedy for sin’s ruin. I. Divine Diagnosis: Ruined (Romans 3.1-20) T1: A believer’s proper pride is in God and His justice. a. What is your response to God’s divine diagnosis of th
Lecture Outline: Aim: God uses His people as instruments to advance His glory. I. Filled Instrument (3.7-11) T1: Instruments for God’s glory must be filled with the power of the Holy Spirit and obedient to His will. a. I
Lecture Outline: Aim: Sin is incompatible with God’s design. I. Excuseless Depravity (Romans 1.18-32) T1: Because sin is incompatible with God’s design, our need for Jesus Christ is critical. a. In what ways do you suppr
Lecture Outline: Aim: True believers must never forget the mighty deeds of God. I. Forgetfulness (Judges 2.1-11) T1: Remembering God’s mighty deeds guards against covenant-breaking actions. a. Which truths about God do y
Aim: God calls believers to proclaim the gospel of Jesus Christ. I. Gospel Slaves (Romans 1.1-7) T1: God calls believers to be His kingdom-advancing slaves. a. When were you redeemed from a life of slavery to sin to a li
Aim: God’s holiness demands our full obedience. I. Full Obedience (Judges 1.1-20) T1: God’s holiness demands a full obedience that gains the victory over sin. a. What undefeated sin is ruining your life? b. Which specifi
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