Samson’s story in Judges 16 reveals how unchecked desire can erode spiritual strength. Though physically powerful, his moral compromises—seeking a harlot in Gaza and succumbing to Delilah’s persistence—exposed his vulnerability. Samson guarded ...

Flawed but Used: Samson’s Story of Sovereignty and SinSamson’s life illustrates the tension between God’s sovereignty and human responsibility. In Judges 14:1–6, Samson’s impulsive decisions—like pursuing a Philistine wife—were us...

Samson’s life reveals the tension between divine calling and human responsibility. Chosen as a Nazarite before birth (Judges 13:3–5), his life was marked by a unique vow of separation—abstaining from wine, maintaining uncut hair, and avoiding d...

Frustrated Plans, Divine CallingThe Bible recounts how Peter and the disciples returned to fishing but caught nothing all night. Jesus, appearing on the shore, instructed them to cast their net on the right side, resulting in an overwhelmin...

The Bible uses the metaphor of Hosea’s unfaithful wife, Gomer, to illustrate Israel’s spiritual adultery. Gomer, like Israel, chases after false lovers, believing they provide her needs, while failing to recognize that all blessings come fr...