God's Strength for Man's Weakness

Samson's story does not end in defeat - it ends with a second chance. The God of new beginnings continues to extend mercy to sinners. At the end of this study we find a new start for us all.

What is your great need today? God knows and God has more than enough. Begin to pray in faith and watch the Lord at work.

We all face enemies and fight battles. From Samson's first battle we learn how to trust God for every struggle in life. "Have faith in God."

The secret of Samson's life was not the riddles he liked to tell or even the hair he was not to cut. The secret to his strength and every victory in life is connected to faith in God. Learn why Samson is included in Hebrews 11 and how you can exercise faith today!

Samson never imagined the hurt and heartache that would come at the end of his rebellion. No one does. How will your story end?

Men play with sin and treat life as a game, but it is dangerous to mock the Holy Spirit. God's Word reveals in Samson how the Holy Spirit can be grieved and the sorrow it brings to a life.

Samson's strength was not his hair but the Holy Spirit of God. The Holy Spirit has power to conquer every enemy that may be faced. Watch how the Spirit conquers the devil, this world, and fleshly things.

From the beginning of Scripture the Holy Spirit is seen as in motion - moving on the earth, moving the plan and purpose of God forward. Today we see what happens when God begins to move on a man's life.

Samson's life is in many ways a picture of the battle we all fight between the flesh and the Spirit. Only the power of the Holy Spirit can conquer the enemies around us and the enemy within!

What does it take for you to truly pray? Today we examine the prayer life of Samson and our own prayer life. Join us as we study God's Word and pray together for God to do what only He can do.