Nathan W. Bingham

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But when questioning Jesus, the religious and legal scholars of the day did their best to trip him up, but they never succeeded.

Next Sunday, they'll try again as they ask which commandment was most important.

So I hope you'll join us next Sunday for another sermon in the Gospel of Mark, here on Renewing Your Mind.

progressively weaker, progressively more sinful.

That's the pattern of the judges, and it makes for a compelling narrative.

Maybe that's why many of us are at least somewhat familiar with the story of Samson, who was the last judge.

This is the Saturday edition of Renewing Your Mind, and today we'll see the need for Samson.

These past few weeks, you've heard messages from W. Robert Godfrey's series, The Life of Samson.

Over 10 messages, Dr. Godfrey highlights vital theological lessons from Samson's life and explores what this judge tells us about Christian living.

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But don't delay, as this offer won't be repeated next Saturday.

So who was Samson?

And specifically, who were his parents?

Here's Dr. Godfrey.

We think of Samson as strong.

God wanted us to think about Samson as separated.

How easy it can be to miss the message of a life, book, or story in the Bible, which is one reason why we should be grateful for trusted teachers and expositors of God's Word.