Nathan W. Bingham

You've probably heard of Samson and Delilah.

But who was Samson?

The messages you're hearing on Saturdays are from Dr. Godfrey's 10-part study on the life of Samson.

So go beyond the introduction and request the entire series on DVD with digital access to the messages and study guide when you donate before midnight tonight at RenewingYourMind.org.

Samson was the last of the 12 judges.

But have you ever asked, why did Israel need judges?

Here's Dr. Godfrey.

That was W. Robert Godfrey, the chairman of Ligonier Ministries, introducing us to the concept of judges and the arrival of Samson on today's episode of Renewing Your Mind.

Hearing judges describe their time as everyone doing what was right in their own eyes sadly sounds like a fitting description of today as well.

So I appreciate Dr. Godfrey's reminder that in response, we should become prayerful, loving, and concerned people that the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ may be known far and wide.

If you'd like to go deeper in your study of Samson, you can request this series from Dr. Godfrey when you donate at renewingyourmind.org before midnight tonight.

To thank you for your donation in support of Renewing Your Mind and the global outreach of Ligonier Ministries, we'll send you the complete series on DVD.

and we'll give you lifetime digital access to all 10 messages and the study guide.

This series will not only introduce you to Samson, but it will also help you better understand the book of Judges and some of the history of Israel.

So visit renewingyourmind.org or use the link in the podcast show notes to give your gift.

Thank you.

We've seen why God provided judges in Israel, but why Samson?

We'll continue this study next Saturday here on Renewing Your Mind.

I've mentioned this week that there is confusion when we speak of love.

The world's definition and the Bible's definition are often at odds with each other.