Name: Judges 6: Gospel Deconstruction by Faith On Hill
Duration: 35 min 40 s
Description: Deconstruction has become a buzz word in the evangelical church in the past few years often associated with people leaving the Christian faith. But what if deconstruction is healthy and actually a part of the Gospel story of life change? This week Pastor Adam talks about what deconstruction looks like, especially in the middle of a faith crisis.

The Bible was written to specific people in specific places and contexts. But sometimes it seems like the Bible is speaking to a broader issue or to something that is happening in our day. Judges chapter 4 is one of those times. It tells the story of Deborah, the woman who led Israel. It speaks to what was happening to an ancient people, it speaks to universal truths and it speaks to conversations and debates that are happening today.

Judges 4: Women In The Bible

Judges 5: Why We Sing In Church

Deconstruction has become a buzz word in the evangelical church in the past few years often associated with people leaving the Christian faith. But what if deconstruction is healthy and actually a part of the Gospel story of life change? This week Pastor Adam talks about what deconstruction looks like, especially in the middle of a faith crisis.

Judges 6: Gospel Deconstruction

A lot of people are like Gideon. They seem to want to "God stuff" but don't know how to go about it the right way. Every time they try to do anything spiritual, it feels like there is always someone telling them all of the things they did wrong. On the other hand, there are people telling them that it doesn't matter what they do, or how they do it, as long as their intentions are good. But how can that be true? 

This week we talk about creating space for others to make mistakes while at the same time, not settling for something less

Judges 6- Small Changes, Big Results

Gideon has called the people to fight! But he doesn't go to war right away. At each step God leads Gideon to different places that build up his faith and spiritual muscle for the larger work ahead. This week Pastor Adam talks about how God is still working this way in our lives, building our spiritual strength as we go forward.

Judges 6 & 7- Building Your Strength

This week we finish the story of Gideon and talk about his peaks and valleys. We also get a sense of the spiritual climate of Israel after their deliverance.

Judges 8

Judges chapter 9 tells the story of broken people in a broken time living in the suffering caused by that brokenness. This week, Pastor Adam talks about what was going on in Israel in that time, how it parallels things going on in our day, and how Jesus is the only hope we have for getting out of this mess.

Judges 9

This morning we talk about three judges: Tola, Jair and Jephthah. How they helped bring peace to Israel for over 80 years, and how their rash mistakes brought great tragedy that was remembered for generations to come.

Judges 10 & 11- Faithful Men and Weaping Virgins

Chapter 12 is bleak and dark. There is nothing uplifting. But this week, we talk about how we need these parts of the Bible see the full work of God's power and grace and just how much we have been saved from! Also, Pastor Adam talks about the word Shibboleth and gets to make two references from one of his favorite TV shows to do it.

Judges 12- Say Shibboleth

This week we begin the story of our last and most well-known judge: Samson. But as with all people, the story really begins with his mom. Pastor Adam talks about how even in a time where everyone else rejected God, Samson's mom still believed and stayed faithful. We also talk about how even real believers need help to live in the ways of Jesus.

Judges 6: Gospel Deconstruction

Faith On Hill

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