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The Lord judges
2 Kings 8-17 | EV Night | 14/09/2025 | Dan Ford
What is the greatest threat facing humanity today? Dan Ford shows from 2 Kings 8-17 that it is God's holy anger at sin. Are you ready for the final day when Jesus returns as Judge?
The Lord judges
2 Kings 8-17 | EV Church | 14/09/2025 | Jez Reynolds
The Bible holds out comfort and hope for all who live under the shadow of death. Jez Reynolds shows how even in the darkest days of Israel's history, God determined to breathe life into his people-and how he offers that same life for us today in Jesus.
Judges 13-16
Judges 13:1-5 | EV Church | 23/06/2013 | Andrew Heard
Andrew unpacks the Judge Samson. Despite Gods continued mercy and love, Israel again did evil in the sight of The Lord. The Philistine oppression was more subtle, and This time Israel doesn't cry out for The Lord. Samson's parents were God fearing and he was dedicated as a Nazirite. In chapter 14. Samson ignored the requirements of the vow. His riddle was an arrogant provocation. Samson had a problem with his eyes, & discipline - which undermines his actions. Samson was physically strong but of weak character. God used this broken man. He used Samson to stir up the Philistines to oppress Israel, to stir up Israel to cry out for The Lord. God is the deliverer !
Saturday EV - In Need Of A King - Judges 17:1-6
Judges 17:1-6 | Saturday EV | 29/06/2013 | Tim Baldwin
As we wrap up our series in the book of Judges, Tim Baldwin, looks at the rebellious nature of the human heart and how we can learn from the mistakes of God's people in the past rather than repeat them.
In Need Of A King - Andrew Heard - Judges 4:1-10 - EV Night
| EV Night | 12/05/2013 | Andrew Heard
MOTHERS DAY SERMON: What can Mother's Day have to do with Judges? How can Judges encourage our view of motherhood and God's good work. Check the sermon from Sunday out here.
In Need Of A King - Nathan Stanbridge - Judges 2:6-19 - EV Night
| EV Night | 5/05/2013 | Nathan Stanbridge
In the first sermon on Judges, Nathan prepares us for the pattern of the judges: God's people in a downward spiral away from Him.
EV Night - Judges 2:6-19 & Matthew 28:16-20
Judges 2:6-19 & Matthew 28:16-20 | EV Night | 18/07/2021 | Jez Reynolds
Beginning this series, Jez Reynolds shows us the place of the book of Ruth in the Old Testament. Here, amidst the time of the Judges, we see God's faithfulness to his plan of salvation and the forever King we need, Jesus. Judges 2:6-19.
EV Church - Judges 2:6-19 & Matthew 28:16-20
Judges 2:6-19 & Matthew 28:16-20 | EV Church | 18/07/2021 | Jez Reynolds
Beginning this series, Jez Reynolds shows us the place of the book of Ruth in the Old Testament. Here, amidst the time of the Judges, we see God's faithfulness to his plan of salvation and the forever King we need, Jesus. Judges 2:6-19.
Saturday EV - Judges - Judges 2:6-19
Judges 2:6-19 | Saturday EV | 4/05/2013 | Andrew Heard
Is there ever a place for wrathful God? Andrew Heard unpacks God's wrath, which he rightly poured out in judgement on the people of Israel and then on Himself in mercy at the cross.
Judges 11:29-35
Judges 11:29-35 | EV Church | 16/06/2013 | Andrew Heard
Andrew preaching on Jephthat. As the Judges cycle continues, we see in Judges 10:15-16, Israel repents and God in his mercy, rescues them - not because God owes them anything, but because He was grieved by their misery. Jephthat's vow had 2 problems 1. A stupid vow. 2. It was godless, and in effect was an attempt to bribe God. What Jepthat failed to do is to recognise God for who He is. God's mercy and grace is poured out on us because of who He is, not because of our works, vows or sacrifices. Pray for a repentant heart and a greater understanding of God's mercy.