Although God raised him up to deliver Israel during the time of the Judges, Samson was the most corrupt of all the Judges, yet is still considered to be a hero of the faith as recorded in the book of Hebrews. This series will look at Samson’s life as a cautionary tale for us with the hint of redemption found at the end.

This common expression of Pittsburghese for getting things ready translates nicely to what Paul exhorts the church to do in his second letter to the church at Thessalonica. This series will prayerfully apply to our lives today what Paul instructs that first century church, including enduring trials, working hard, and gaining a better understanding of Jesus’ second coming.

Ninevah was the capital of the Assyrian Empire during the reign of Josiah of the southern Israelite kingdom of Judah. Around the middle of the 7th century BC, God gave Nahum a prophecy concerning Ninevah’s destruction. This series will equate that event and the prophecy to events of our day, with the prayerful hope of showing that God is still a God of justice.