Judges 1-2
Pastor Ryan Johnson
May 28, 2017
We have the horrific ability to take the blessings of God and use them in our own enslavement. @PastorRyanJ #cycleofmen
— Ashley Carlisle (@c_lisle10) May 28, 2017
Book of judges. 21 chapters. 1-2 introduction 3-16 deal with 12 judges. 17-21 deal with moral decline of Israel @PastorRyanJ #cycleofmen
— Ashley Carlisle (@c_lisle10) May 28, 2017
Israel could defeat anyone as long as they trusted the Lord. If they ceased they would suffer defeat. @PastorRyanJ #cycleofmen
— Ashley Carlisle (@c_lisle10) May 28, 2017
Verse 19 victory caused complacency. V, 21,27-36 defeat spread like a virus. Judges 1 @PastorRyanJ #cycleofmen
— Ashley Carlisle (@c_lisle10) May 28, 2017
Root of failure was not their lack of strength but not relying on the strength of God. @PastorRyanJ #cycleofmen
— Ashley Carlisle (@c_lisle10) May 28, 2017
Sins of omission always lead to sins of commission. @PastorRyanJ #cycleofmen
— Ashley Carlisle (@c_lisle10) May 28, 2017
Failure through compromise permeates the entire book of Judges. @PastorRyanJ #cycleofmen
— Ashley Carlisle (@c_lisle10) May 28, 2017
Big failures always begin with little compromises.@PastorRyanJ #cycleofmen
— Ashley Carlisle (@c_lisle10) May 28, 2017
Reality of sin nature is that we place ourselves outside of God's boundaries and expect to be okay. @PastorRyanJ #cycleofmen
— Ashley Carlisle (@c_lisle10) May 28, 2017
Sin>>suffering>>surrender>>>Deliverance. 4 cycles of man @PastorRyanJ #cycleofmen
— Ashley Carlisle (@c_lisle10) May 28, 2017
God deals like this. Choose to sin, choose to suffer. @PastorRyanJ #cycleofmen
— Ashley Carlisle (@c_lisle10) May 28, 2017
Cycles of Nations. @PastorRyanJ #cycleofmen pic.twitter.com/eA11szawAh
— Ashley Carlisle (@c_lisle10) May 28, 2017