God's people have turned away from Him, and the nation is facing a similar situation to the children of Israel, who were given over to the unbelieving Midianites. The people must turn back to God for help and allow Him to open a window of mercy. A cry for righteousness must come from the hearts of God's people, and they must be willing to put away everything that weakens them and build an altar of obedience to God. [... more]

God equips ordinary people to do extraordinary things, even when the task seems overwhelming. The key to an impossible task is whether the Lord is with you or not. Gideon, the Baal fighter, is an example of how God uses faith and obedience in the small things to prepare for the big battles. [... more]

The Bible tells the story of Gideon, a fearful man who was chosen by God to lead the Israelites into battle against the Midianites. Despite his doubts and fears, Gideon learns to trust in God's power and presence, and ultimately leads the Israelites to victory. This story serves as a reminder that God is always with us, and that we should not be afraid to trust in Him, even when faced with seemingly insurmountable challenges. [... more]

Gideon, the fourth judge of Israel, was reluctant to lead the nation to deliverance from the Midianite oppression, but God prevailed upon him and gave him the strength to accomplish the impossible. Gideon's faith was weak, but God honored it and used him to subdue the Midianites and obtain promises. This account teaches us to give credit to God for all successes and to understand that faith, even when weak, is honored by God. [... more]

The country is on the brink of a civil war, and the church has failed to stand up against the enemies of freedom. The story of Gideon and the Midianites serves as a reminder of the importance of perseverance and faith in the face of overwhelming odds. Meanwhile, government agencies like NAWACA and ODOT are pushing progressive policies that threaten the American way of life, and the property tax system is being used to control people's lives. [... more]

America is facing a similar situation to the children of Israel, who were given over to the Midianites due to their evil ways. God allowed this to happen to bring his people back to himself, and he can do the same for America. The key is for God's people to cry out to him, turn away from their weaknesses, and build an altar of obedience to him. This requires repentance, courage, and a willingness to put away everything that offends the cross of Jesus Christ. [... more]

God is always willing to encourage us when we're afraid or uncertain, and He uses tests to get us ready for something greater. He understands our weaknesses and frailties, and He wants us to trust Him and be obedient to His plan. Even the most courageous people need encouragement, and God is always willing to give it to us, but we must be willing to be obedient to Him. [... more]

God's desire for glory is more important than human victory, and faithfulness is a crucial aspect of trusting in Him. The story of Gideon and the defeat of the Midianite army serves as a reminder that victory is God's business, and we must be careful not to take credit for His work. [... more]

God's approach to winning battles is not about physical strength, but about faith, humility, and dependence on Him. A story from the Bible illustrates how God uses ordinary people, like Gideon, to achieve extraordinary victories, and how He teaches us the value of prayer, focus, and courage in the face of overwhelming odds. [... more]

God's call to Gideon, an unremarkable man with character flaws, reminds us that we've been down this road before. We're not asked to be perfect, but to represent Christ in a world that has lost its way. Gideon's story teaches us about the importance of faith, leadership qualifications, and the need to tear down idols and altars to paganism in order to build a stronger relationship with God. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie shares the story of Gideon, a military leader who was chosen by God to lead the Israelites to victory against the Midianites. Gideon's journey teaches us about the importance of humility, dependence on God, and making a commitment to our faith. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie explores the story of Gideon, a humble and ordinary man chosen by God to lead Israel against the Midianites. Gideon's journey teaches us about faith, God's perspective, and the importance of being faithful in the little things. As we look at Gideon's story, we are reminded that God uses people who are humble and willing to serve, and that He can do extraordinary things through ordinary people. [... more]

Carter Conlon from Times Square Church in New York City reflects on America's spiritual decline, comparing it to the Israelites' experience with the Midianites. He emphasizes the need for a national cry for help and a return to God, highlighting the importance of humility, obedience, and repentance in times of crisis. [... more]

God allowed the Israelites to experience weakness, and now America is facing a similar situation. The nation must turn back to God for help and allow Him to open a window of mercy. The devil comes to steal, kill, and destroy, and we're seeing that in our generation. Professing to be wise, we've become fools, and we have worshipped the creature and turned away from the Creator. [... more]

The concept of remembrance and the fear of the Lord are central to understanding the Zion verse in Habakkuk. The verse describes the tents of Kedar and the curtains of Midian, which symbolize the human tendency to seek cover and hide from God's presence. However, God's power and love are greater than any false cover, and those who live by faith will find true peace and protection in Him. [... more]

The story of Gideon's call by God, despite his initial lack of strength and faith, serves as a powerful reminder of God's ability to use the weakest of individuals to accomplish great things. As Gideon faces the enemy within and around him, he must first confront the idolatry and spiritual compromise that has taken hold within the people of God. [... more]

Moses' father-in-law, Jethro, visits him in the wilderness, where Moses shares the story of God's deliverance of the Israelites from Egypt. Jethro is amazed by God's power and delivers a sacrifice to honor Him, bringing Aaron and the elders of Israel to join in the celebration. This meeting serves as a great encouragement to Moses and the Israelites as they continue their journey through the desert. [... more]

Moses, raised in the palace of Pharaoh, is drawn to his people's burdens and kills an Egyptian, but his actions are met with rejection and he flees to Midian, where he finds a new family and begins to serve as a shepherd, while God remains focused on his people in Egypt, remembering his covenant and seeing their affliction. [... more]

Gideon, a leader in the Israelites' war against the Midianites, faces unexpected opposition from the people of Sukkoth and Penuel, who refuse to provide aid to his weary men. Despite their neutrality, Gideon remains focused on his mission and ultimately defeats the Midianite army, killing their leaders and avenging his family's death. [... more]

Gideon, with 300 men, is on the brink of total victory against the Midianites, but faces challenges from his own people, the men of Ephraim, who are more concerned with spoils of war than helping their allies. Gideon's gracious statesmanship averts bloodshed, and he continues to pursue the enemy, eventually killing the two kings, Ziba and Zalmunah, and their armies, despite being outnumbered 50 to 1. [... more]