It’s been a while since my last post. I look forward to updating this site with new content shortly. In the meantime, I’m happy to announce that my second book, “Sunny Boy” is now available on Amazon. Recently, I preached a series of sermons through the book of Judges. I was captivated by the unique story of Samson. This was not my first time preaching on the Samson narratives, but this time I began to observe some details I had previously ignored.
Most of the sermons I have heard regarding Samson portray him solely as a tragic figure. He is typically preached as a handbook for “what-not-to-do.” I will readily admit there are things about Samson none of us should emulate. But I would also caution against “judging Samson” (pardon the pun) before looking at all the evidence. This man lived in a unique period of Israel’s history. In many ways, it was one of the darkest times of the nation. The summary of the time period is found in the last chapter of Judges, and the last verse.
Jdg 21:25 In those days there was no king in Israel: every man did that which was right in his own eyes.
Samson was uniquely called and anointed by the Holy Spirit. He was given the mammoth task of delivering a group of people who didn’t want to be delivered. In my book, I attempt to highlight some of the challenges Samson faced. Hopefully, the reader will gain fresh perspective on this remarkable man. I hope you will order a copy and leave a kind review if you enjoy it!
Maranatha!
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