When Samson began to deliver the nation of Israel from the tyranny of the Philistines, the enemy pushed back.  They commanded Israel to turn over Samson because of what he had done to them.  Instead of Israel defending Samson and supporting the only person to rise up against the Philistines in 40 years, they sent an army of 3000 men to arrest him.  They even told Samson, "Do you not know that the Philistines rule over us?"  They didn't recognize Samson as the person God has chosen to deliver them.  In this message, we look at the enemies in our lives, why they are there, and how God can remove them.

In John chapter six, Jesus asks Philip a pointed question about an immediate problem to which Philip did not have a satisfactory answer.  Philip was looking at the circumstances directly in front of him and a miracle was the furthest thing from his mind.  What Philip learned and what we must apply to our own lives, is that Jesus never asks a question He doesn't already have a answer for.

Everyone gets tired, but sometimes we become so fatigued we cannot find rest or peace.  We are exhausted by uncontrollable circumstances, our jobs, our families and the constant pressure applied by this world.  This message looks at Psalm 119 and focuses on how God can revive us and redeem what seems to have been lost.