Nathan W. Bingham

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During his earthly ministry, many people asked Jesus questions, some to trap him, some out of curiosity.

And beginning next Sunday, R.C.

Sproul will turn to the Gospel of Ma to examine such questions.

I look forward to you being with us next time here on Renewing Your Mind.

The book of Judges demonstrates how God rescued the Israelites from their rebellion.

Even one of their famous judges was rebellious.

God used a series of judges to free Israel from the oppressive nations that surrounded them.

Israel rebelled, a nation would conquer, and a judge would rise up to save them.

Welcome to the Saturday edition of Renewing Your Mind as we begin a weekend study on the highlights, or you might say the lowlights, of a judge named Samson.

Unwise, deceptive, worldly, and full of lust, Samson didn't model the traits of a godly man, yet he was used for God's purposes.

And over the coming Saturdays, Ligonier's chairman, W. Robert Godfrey, will help us to make sense of these contrasts.

And we'll learn that this is far more than a fascinating children's bedtime story about a man with long hair and supernatural strength.

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Well, let's begin with a message titled, The Riddle of Samson.

Samson is a puzzling character, isn't he?