Samson’s final act in Judges 16:28–31 reveals the power of surrender. After a life marked by failure and self-confidence, his last prayer demonstrated dependence on God. In his weakness, God restored his strength, allowing him to fulfill his pu...

Samson’s captivity in Judges 16:21–27 reveals the severe yet redemptive nature of God’s discipline. Blinded and bound, Samson was forced into humility, leading to a renewed dependence on God. His hair began to grow again, symbolizing restoratio...

Judges 16:20 captures a sobering moment in Samson’s life: he assumed God’s power was still with him, unaware that the Lord had departed. His story warns us that yesterday’s victories do not guarantee today’s strength. John 15:5 reminds us that ...

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...