Words Of Life

Adam Kitt

The Words Of Life podcast is dedicated to the Bible. The initial episodes will consist of reading God's word. We will be following a "Bible-in-a-year" plan called "Blended" found on the bible.com site. This plan has portions of both the Old and New testament every day.

  1. JAN 20

    The Left-Handed Assassin & The Ox Goad (Judges 2-3)

    Episode Summary: Did you know the Bible features a left-handed assassin who tricks a king with a "secret message"? Or a man who defeats an army with a farming tool? In this episode, Adam and Kevin continue their 2026 journey through the Book of Judges. We move from the history and setup into the first real action of the book, covering Judges Chapters 2 and 3. We discuss the vicious "Cycle of the Judges"—Sin, Slavery, and Rescue—and how quickly the next generation forgot the Lord. Then, we dive into the wild stories of the first three deliverers: Othniel, Ehud, and Shamgar. Key Topics: The Cycle Explained: Why Israel kept returning to idols and how God used enemies to test their faith. +2 The Danger of Drift: How intermingling with the culture led the people astray. +1 Othniel: The first judge and the importance of a godly lineage. Ehud’s Assassination Plot: A deep dive into the "locked room" mystery, the 18-inch concealed dagger, and the assassination of King Eglon. +3 Shamgar: How God used a simple ox goad (a pointy stick) to defeat 600 Philistines. +1 Scripture References: Judges 2:16-23 Judges 3:7-11 (Othniel) Judges 3:12-30 (Ehud) Judges 3:31 (Shamgar) Join the Conversation: We’d love to hear from you! What do you think is the modern equivalent of "intermingling" with the culture? YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@wordsoflife4316 Tags: #BibleStudy #Judges #ChristianPodcast #OldTestament #Ehud #Shamgar #Theology

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The Words Of Life podcast is dedicated to the Bible. The initial episodes will consist of reading God's word. We will be following a "Bible-in-a-year" plan called "Blended" found on the bible.com site. This plan has portions of both the Old and New testament every day.