In Judges 7:8-8, Gideon and his tiny army of 300 men, armed with trumpets and jars with torches inside, surround the Midianite camp at night. Following Gideon's lead, they break the jars, sound the trumpets, and shout, causing chaos and fear among the Midianites who turn on each other in the darkness. Gideon's unconventional tactics lead to a significant victory, but can he maintain control and peace after such an unexpected triumph?

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Judges 7:8-25

Judges 8

John 5:31-47

Proverbs 11:19-28

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Day 127 of the One Year Audio Bible Experience. Gideon, a timid farmer-turned-warrior, gets a divine pep talk and assembles a lean, mean, water-lapping fighting machine of an army. In John, Jesus sparks a theological debate by healing on the Sabbath, then drops mic with divine authority and jaw-dropping claims about His relationship with the Father.

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Judges 6

Judges 7:1-8

John 5:16-30

Psalm 57:7-11

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Day 126 of the One Year Audio Bible Experience. Deborah and Barak team up in a thrilling tag-team match against the villainous Sisera, ultimately leading to a tent peg showdown with Jael, an unexpected heroine. Jesus goes on a miracle spree, healing a nobleman's son from afar and giving a long-time invalid the surprise pool party of his life.

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Judges 4

Judges 5

John 4:43-5:15

Psalm 57:1-6

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In Judges 2:6-3, after Joshua's death, the Israelites fail to fully drive out the Canaanites, leading them to coexist and eventually adopt their pagan practices, which angers God. As a result, God decides not to assist Israel against their enemies, instead using these nations to test Israel's faithfulness. Amidst the turmoil, God raises judges as leaders to save Israel from oppression, but the cycle of sin and deliverance repeats.

Will the Israelites break the cycle and fully return to God, or will they continue to fall into the traps set by their surroundings?

In John 4:27-42, Jesus, talking with a Samaritan woman at the well, reveals His knowledge of her life and claims to be the Messiah. The disciples return, surprised to find Him speaking with a Samaritan, but Jesus uses the moment to teach about the importance of spiritual nourishment and the readiness of the harvest of souls. As the woman shares her encounter, many Samaritans believe in Him, affirming the power of personal testimony.

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Judges 2: 6-23 Judges 3 John 4: 27-42 Psalm 56: 1-13

In Judges 1-2:1-5, after Joshua's death, the Israelites inquire of God who should lead them into battle against the Canaanites. The tribe of Judah is chosen, and together with Simeon, they achieve several military victories, but struggle to completely drive out the inhabitants due to their chariots of iron. Despite these victories, an angel rebukes Israel at Bochim for not fully obeying God's commands to break down pagan altars, leading to future conflicts. Will the Israelites overcome these obstacles and fully claim the land promised to them? In John 4:1-26, Jesus travels through Samaria and stops at Jacob's well, where He meets a Samaritan woman. He engages her in a deep conversation about living water, revealing her past and discussing true worship. When Jesus declares Himself as the Messiah she has been waiting for, the woman is faced with a profound realization. Will she accept this truth and share it with her community?

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Judges 1

Judges 2:1-5

John 4:1-26

Proverbs 11:9-18

In Joshua chapters 23 and 24, Joshua, nearing the end of his life, gathers all the tribes of Israel to deliver a poignant farewell address. He recounts the mighty deeds God performed for Israel, from delivering them from Egypt to granting them victory over their enemies and possession of the Promised Land. Joshua challenges the people to remain faithful to God, reject foreign gods, and choose whom they will serve, prompting his famous declaration, "As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord."

Will Israel heed Joshua’s call and stay true to their covenant with God, or will they stray and follow other gods?

In John 3:22-36, Jesus and His disciples go into the Judean countryside, where Jesus teaches and His disciples baptize many. Meanwhile, John the Baptist continues baptizing and reaffirms Jesus' divine origin and superior status, emphasizing that "He must increase, but I must decrease." John testifies to Jesus' heavenly origins, asserting that Jesus speaks God's words and that God has given all things into His hands.

Will the people recognize Jesus as the Son of God sent from heaven, or will they continue to follow only John the Baptist?

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Joshua 23

Joshua 24

John 3:22-36

Psalm 55:12-23

In Joshua 21:20-22, the tribes of Israel receive their allotments of land, fulfilling God's promises made to their ancestors. The Levites, dedicated to religious duties, are granted cities and pasturelands throughout the tribal territories. As the Israelites settle into their new homes, Joshua calls the eastern tribes—Reuben, Gad, and half the tribe of Manasseh—to remind them of their promise to serve God faithfully. Will these tribes keep their promise and maintain unity with their brethren across the Jordan? In John 3:1-21, Nicodemus, a Pharisee and Jewish leader, visits Jesus at night to discuss His teachings. Jesus explains the necessity of being "born again" to see the kingdom of God, highlighting the spiritual rebirth through water and the Spirit. As they delve into the mysteries of faith and salvation, Jesus declares that God’s love for the world is so immense that He gave His only Son to save it. Will Nicodemus step out of the shadows of doubt to embrace this new birth?

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Joshua 21:20-45

Joshua 22

John 3:1-21

Psalm 55:1-11

In Joshua chapters 19 to 21, the remaining seven tribes of Israel receive their inheritance of land, divvied up by Joshua under God's guidance. The Levites, who have no land of their own, are granted specific towns and pastures within these allocations, ensuring their care by the other tribes. Amidst these distributions, how will the Levites maintain their spiritual duties without a land to call their own? In John 2:1-25, Jesus performs his first public miracle at a wedding in Cana, turning water into wine, astonishing the guests and revealing his divine authority. The narrative then shifts to Jesus cleansing the Temple in Jerusalem, driving out merchants and money changers, asserting his zeal for his Father's house. How will these bold actions affect Jesus' relationship with the religious leaders and the people around him?

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Joshua 19

Joshua 20

Joshua 21:1-19

John 2: 1-25

Psalm 54: 1-7