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In this sobering episode, Hannah walks us through the life and legacy of Jephthah, a judge of Israel whose story is both triumphant and tragic. After being rejected by his family, Jephthah rises to leadership but makes a rash vow that leads to heartbreaking consequences. These chapters prompt us to examine how we approach God—with […]
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In this episode of No Dusty Bibles, Heather explores the sobering story of Abimelek’s ruthless quest for power and the contrasting quiet faithfulness of Judges Tola and Jair. As Israel once again cycles through rebellion and repentance, we’re reminded that while sin carries consequences, God’s mercy remains within reach for those who truly turn to […]
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In today’s episode of No Dusty Bibles, we journey through Judges 7–8 and discover that God’s power shines brightest in our weakness. Hannah walks us through Gideon’s remarkable victory with just 300 men and unpacks the deeper spiritual truths behind unconventional obedience and post-victory humility. Whether you’re facing a battle with limited resources or navigating […]
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In this episode of No Dusty Bibles, Heather walks us through Judges 5 and 6, where we encounter two very different responses to God’s call: the brave, worshipful leadership of Deborah and the hesitant, unsure obedience of Gideon. From mountaintop praise to fearful threshing floors, this week’s reading reminds us that God is both worthy […]
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In this week’s episode of No Dusty Bibles, Heather recaps our journey from Joshua 19 to Judges 4, exploring God’s faithfulness through both inheritance and upheaval. From Joshua’s final charge to Israel’s descent into rebellion, we see a God who continues to call and use the willing—ordinary people with extraordinary trust. Whether you feel brave […]
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In this episode of No Dusty Bibles, Hannah walks us through Judges 3–4, where Israel’s repeated cycle of disobedience and deliverance begins in earnest. We meet unlikely heroes like Deborah and Jael—women who weren’t defined by position or power, but by their willingness to say yes to God. This episode reminds us that courage doesn’t […]
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In this episode of No Dusty Bibles, Heather introduces the powerful and sobering book of Judges, focusing on chapters 1 and 2. As Israel transitions from the leadership of Joshua to a period of spiritual decline, we see the consequences of incomplete obedience and generational forgetfulness. This episode reminds us that faith must be actively […]
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In this powerful finale to the book of Joshua, we reflect on the legacy of a leader who finished well and issued one final, life-shaping challenge: “Choose this day whom you will serve.” As Hannah walks us through Joshua 23–24, we are reminded that God’s promises have been fulfilled—and now the choice to serve Him […]
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In this week’s recap episode, we reflect on the final chapters of Judges and the hopeful beginning of Ruth. Judges 15–21 showcases the devastating consequences of spiritual drift and moral chaos, while Ruth 1–2 introduces us to a story of resilience, loyalty, and quiet faith. Through brokenness and ordinary obedience, we’re reminded that God is […]
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In today’s episode, we begin the powerful and tender journey through the book of Ruth—a story of grief, loyalty, quiet obedience, and unexpected redemption. Set in the dark days of the judges, Ruth offers a striking contrast through its portrayal of faithful people and God’s hidden hand at work in ordinary lives. Whether you’re walking […]
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In this final chapter of Judges, Heather walks us through one of the most chaotic and heartbreaking scenes in Israel’s history—rash vows, tribal collapse, and misguided human solutions that reveal just how far God’s people have strayed. Judges 21 doesn’t end with victory but with desperation, leaving us with a longing for righteous leadership and […]
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In today’s sobering episode, Hannah walks us through one of the darkest passages in Scripture—Judges 19–20. These chapters expose the devastating consequences of moral collapse, including horrific violence and a brutal civil war. Even in the face of deep injustice and human depravity, we’re reminded that God sees, God cares, and He calls His people […]
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In today’s episode, Heather walks us through Judges 17–18—a sobering glimpse into what happens when people follow their own truth instead of God’s. We meet Micah, a man who builds his own religion, and the tribe of Dan, who steals it for themselves, mistaking self-made spirituality for divine favor. This episode calls us to examine […]
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In this powerful episode, we explore the life of Samson through Judges 15–16—a man gifted with supernatural strength yet hindered by spiritual compromise. Hannah walks us through his journey from victory to betrayal, and ultimately to redemption. Through Samson’s final prayer and God’s merciful response, we’re reminded that no failure is final when we bring […]
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