In Part 4 of Judges: End the Cycle, we examine the story of Ehud and discover that every detail in this account carries purpose.

Through Judges 3:12–23, this message reminds us that God often works through unlikely people, specific strategies, and precise obedience. Breakthrough doesn’t always come through power and noise — sometimes it comes through preparation and attention to the details.

When God raises a deliverer, even the smallest instruction matters.

In Part 3 of Judges: End the Cycle, we look at Israel’s first judge, Othniel, and the key phrase that changes everything: “The Spirit of the Lord came upon him.”

Through Judges 3 and Daniel 4, this message explores the connection between humility, dependence on God, and Spirit-empowered leadership. True deliverance does not come from personality, politics, or pride. It comes when God raises someone up and fills them with His Spirit.

When pride rules, people fall.When the Spirit rules, the land finds rest.

In Part 2 of Judges: End the Cycle, we explore how God’s people often fight real spiritual battles using the wrong methods. Through the story of Adoni-bezek, this message exposes the danger of fear-driven passivity and anger-fueled aggression—and calls believers to learn how to fight God’s way.

Drawing from Judges 1–3, 2 Corinthians 10, and 1 Corinthians 1, this teaching reminds us that prayer, obedience, discipleship, and love are not passive responses—they are powerful weapons that dismantle strongholds and change hearts.

In the opening message of our Judges: End the Cycle series, we unpack the repeating pattern that defined Israel’s spiritual history—Rejection, Reaction, Retribution, Repentance, Rescue, and Relapse—and why partial obedience kept the cycle alive.

Drawing from Judges 1–2, Numbers 33, and Jesus’ words in Luke 10, this message challenges us to finally drive out what God told us to remove—and step into lasting freedom instead of temporary rescue.

In this special message from Shepherd’s Heart Church, Dennis & Sherry Hadley share the heart and mission of Transformation Love—a ministry serving women and children through the love of Christ.

Rooted in Isaiah 61:1–3, this episode highlights how God brings beauty from ashes, freedom to the captive, and hope to the forgotten. You’ll hear stories from Ethiopia and see how faith in action is transforming lives through discipleship, education, and practical care.

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In the final message of the Fruit of the Spirit series, Pastor Richard Marks teaches that faithfulness is our response to grace. Grace is freely given, costly to the One who gave it, and entrusted to us as stewards. This message calls us to endurance, obedience, and a faithful walk rooted in the unchanging character of God.

In this message, Pastor Brian Greer teaches that self-control flows from knowing who you are in Christ and aligning your thoughts and words with God’s truth. Rather than striving in your own strength, this teaching invites you to walk in Spirit-led confidence, clarity, and discipline.

In this message, Pastor Richard Marks reminds us that God’s goodness isn’t defined by our expectations, but by His unchanging character. When doubt and disappointment try to distort how we see God, this teaching points us back to truth, trust, and the steady goodness revealed through Jesus.