The Big Story | Judges: Forgetting What God Has Done
As we begin our week in the book of Judges, we step into a turning point in Israel’s story. A new generation has entered the Promised Land—but something essential has been lost. Judges opens not with chaos or rebellion, but with forgetfulness. When the memory of God’s saving work fades, devotion fades with it, and divided loyalty quietly takes root.
Key Themes
Judges is not a book of heroes, but a mirror showing the consequences of forgetting God
Israel’s drift begins with memory loss, not open rebellion
Serving “other lords” often starts alongside continued belief in God
Divided allegiance…
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