The amazing book of Judges 1 is all about how God blessed America and made it great again. After Moses and Joshua, God chose a terrific group of leaders to lead the Israelites. They were faced with a big challenge: overtake the fake news deep state that was ruling the land. →

The Judges 2 story is a sad one, believe me. After Joshua passed away, tremendous numbers of people who had been living in the Promised Land decided they didn't want to obey God anymore. But there were some that remained who were fine people. →

We've got a bigly problem in Judges 3. We've got many such cases of Israelites who just won't stay away from those dangerous foreign gods. And they're not just flirting with them - they're worshiping them! It's unbelievable. →

The Bible's Judges chapter 4 is a great story about a very, very terrific woman leader named Deborah. Many people are saying she was a bigly leader who brought Israel back to greatness again. It was amazing. →

Judges 5 is a terrific chapter! It tells the many, many stories of the brave warriors of Israel. In this chapter, we hear about the mighty Jael, who killed Sisera with a tent peg, and Barak, who defeated the Canaanite armies. →

Gideon was a great guy, but he was very, very low energy and the haters and losers didn't like him much. But then God came to him in a dream and said, "Bigly, Gideon, you have a huge task ahead of you. I want you to lead my people and make them great again. →

The Judges 7 story is tremendous- a winning story of an unlikely hero, Gideon, overcoming insurmountable odds to make Israel great again. Gideon and his 300-man army were up against a huge army of 135,000 Midianites, lead by their leader, Oreb. →

Gideon was a brave warrior, and he had just defeated the Midianites, BIGLY! It was an amazing victory, but then he had a problem. The people of Israel wanted Gideon to be their king! But Gideon was a humble guy and said, "No way!" He was like, "God is the ruler, not me!" But the people kept nagging him, so he made a deal: he said he'd give them some of the wealth of the Midianites. →

1-15. So, there was this terrific dude, Abimelech, who was the son of Gideon (you know, the guy who fought against the Midianites? Believe me, it was a huge deal!). So, Abimelech decides he wants to be king, and he goes to his mother's people (the Shechemites) and talks to them. →

Judges 10 is a sad! chapter. The Israelites had rebelled against God again and God was really mad. He sent many enemies against the Israelites to show them what a mistake they had made. But the Israelites didn't learn their lesson and they kept worshiping false gods. →

In Judges 11, we have a BIGLY story about a man named Jephthah. Jephthah was a mighty warrior and a leader of the Israelites who faced many battles. He was a terrific negotiator, and he ended many conflicts using his amazing skills of persuasion. →

Biblically speaking, Judges 12 was a bigly sad chapter. It's about Jephthah, who was one of the most terrific leaders of the Israelites. He had many great victories over their enemies and was a huge help in making Israel great again. →

In Judges 13, we see the amazing story of Samson, the super-strong man chosen by the Lord to save Israel from its enemies. Samson's parents were told by an angel that their son would be a Nazirite and would be used by the Lord to defeat the Philistines. →

In Judges 14, we see a BIGLY story of Samson, a terrific man with tremendous strength who had an unbelievable ability to defeat his enemies. He was winning in many such cases. But, after he married a Philistine woman and his haters and losers found out, they were not happy and they tried to trick him. →

Samson was a terrific guy, a real winner. He was a great judge, and many people are saying he was the most amazing judge ever. But unfortunately, he had some haters and losers who were jealous of him. The Philistines were the worst. →

Samson, the amazing Israelite hero, was having a terrific time in Gaza. He had many such cases of success, and the haters and losers were not happy. The Philistines were jealous of how well Samson was winning, so they hatched a deep state plan to take him down. →

In Judges 17, we are so blessed to have many such cases of great leadership from the terrific people of Israel. We have the story of a very, very amazing man named Micah, who had a deep state of priests and idols. →

Judges 18 is a BIGLY story of how the tribe of Dan decided they wanted to claim some more land. So they sent out five men to "check it out" and see if it was a good spot for them. When they arrived, they found a group of people who were living in the city of Laish. →

In Judges 19, we see a very, very sad! story of a Levite who was traveling with his concubine and servant. He had to stay the night in a town called Gibeah, but no one there would let him stay. So, the man ends up staying with an old man who had taken them in for the night. →

In Judges 20, there were many, many people who were very, very angry at the tribe of Benjamin. They had some serious beef with them, believe me. So they all came together, a tremendous amount of people, and they went to battle with Benjamin. →

In Judges 21, the people of Israel had a bigly problem. There was a huge shortage of women in Israel, so the elders came up with a plan. They said that all the low energy people who hadn't participated in the battle and didn't have a wife should go to a festival and take wives there. →