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Sunday Morning's Sermon

People for the Hour:
“Shamgar...The Overcomer ”

Introduction
This morning we continue our study in the Bible period covered by the book of Judges. In this series, we are going to look at some ordinary people who stepped up and did the uncomfortable, and the unlikely and who accomplished some extraordinary things. Today we will examine the judgeship of Shamgar. The deliverance of Israel through Shamgar is defined in only one verse. But as we shall see, there is much we can learn from him.

I. Shamgar’s family background was a prime example of what happened to many families in Israel during the years chronicled in the book of Judges.

II. Shamgar was not a warrior, he had another occupation.

III. Shamgar used what he had to deliver Israel for God.

Conclusion
What do you have at your disposal to use for God? Make use of what you have.

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We are a group of Christians who use the New Testament as the pattern and guide for all we do. Our goal as a congregation is to worship, exalt, and glorify Jesus Christ, not ourselves or any other person or thing. Therefore, our efforts are directed toward promoting commitment to Christ, not to any man or institution.

Our worship is simple, consisting of singing, praying, sharing in the communion, teaching and preaching from God's word and giving a free-will offering for the work of the church.

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