“Glossolalia” is the Greek term used in place of “Speaking in Tongues” in the New Testament. It means Speaking in other languages or tongues. It’s a supernatural manifestation of the Holy Spirit or a Spirit-inspired utterance whereby believers speak in a language they have never learned, (Acts 2:4). There are 2 basic types of tongues according to the Bible.
The writer of Judges doesn’t say much about Shamgar other than he was the son of Anath that who killed 600 Philistines and like Ehud delivered Israel. In my sermon today I want to answer two questions. First, how did ordinary people like Shamgar with no military training slay 600 battle-hardened Philistines? Second, What can we learn from Shamgar today? Since the writer doesn’t give any details other than what is already given I am going to make some assumptions on my way.
The Bible says “When the righteous become numerous, the people rejoice; when the wicked rule, the people groan.” (Proverbs 29:2). It was in such a time as this that Esther and Mordecai lived. King Xerxes was absolutely a wicked king. The writer of the book implies that,
Lying means deception in speech. Although it is one of the seven abominations to God (Proverbs 6:16-19), lying is also the most common sin even among Christians because most of us don’t take lying seriously. We lie for different reasons. Sometimes for fun. According to the Bible, however, all forms of lying are absolute sins. In today’s sermon, we are going to discuss 4 reasons why? [Image Credit: Jenna Rose Robbins]
US military analysts say attacking the enemy’s mind is among the chief strategies many modern armies use in order to catch their adversaries off-guard. They say that psychological warfare is actually capable of defeating the enemy without even engaging them.
In the days of Jesus wedding celebrations could last for over a week and food, drink, and entertainment had to be provided for all the guests by the bridegroom. It would be a disgrace to the family if there was not plenty throughout the time of the celebration. That was what was happening at the celebration Jesus was attending and His mother.
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