· The two most important words in Scripture: “Follow Me” (Judges 3)
· Sometimes the Lord will take you into difficult situations. (Judges 3)
· Do good in the eyes of the Lord. (Judges 4)
· The justice of the Lord is complete. (Judges 4)
· When leaders turn away, the Lord will choose new ones. Sometimes from the most unlikely places. (Judges 5)· “When the princes in Israel take the lead, when the people willing offer themselves-praise the Lord!” (Judges 5)
· God is with you even when you do not see his blessing. (Judges 6)
· God will wait. He is patient. (Judges 6)
· His power exposes our weakness. (Judges 6)
· Following the Lord will bring critique and threats from others. (Judges 6)
· The greatest strength one can bring to the Lord is faith. (Judges 7)
· Leaders step out when others run away but the followers will return. Judges 7)
· The Lord will often use our weaknesses to show His strength. (Judges 7)
· The Lord will bring Justice. (Judges 8)
· In seasons of success pride is deadly. Stay humble and remember the one who blesses you. (Judges 8)
· When one seizes power he often kills others close to him. (Judges 9)
· Be careful not to fall under the leadership of one with thorns (Judges 9)
· We often forget where we come from. (Judges 10)
· Your heritage does not determine your future. (Judges 10)
· After success the critiques often emerge. (Judges 12)
· When we turn away from Him God still speaks (Judges 13)
· Sometimes the Lord leads us into conflict. Handle this well. (Judges 14)
· Make sure you can trust those close to you. Choose those with great character over intellect and beauty. (Judges 14)