Judges 17:1–18:31 | Life Without a King Pt. 1

Blair Robinson | September 14, 2025

Scripture: Judges 17:1–18:31

No recording has been made or saved of this sermon. Main Idea. When God’s people reject their King’s rule, they spiral into self-centered idolatry. Question. What does it spiritually look like when people do what’s right in their eyes? 1. Counterfeit Religion (17:1–6) You shall not do according to all that we are doing here today, everyone doing whatever is right in his own eyes. Deut 12:8 2. Compromised Ministry (17:7–13) 3. Corrupted Community (18:1–31) Two Takeaways. Spiritual Consequences Sufficient King

Ephesians 4:15-32 | Countercultural Community

Judges 19–21 | Life Without a King Pt. 2

Judges 16:1–31 | The Blind Donkey

Judges 15:1–20 | Salvation at Jawbone Hill

Judges 14:1–20 | Out of the Eater

Judges 13:1–25 | A Savior is Born

Judges 12:1–15 | The Devastating Result of Pride

Judges 10:6–11:40 | Spiral to Misery

Judges 9:1–10:5 | The Thornbush King

Judges 8:1–35 | The Snare of Success

Judges 6:25–40 | Trembling Faith in a Trustworthy God

Judges 6:1–24 | Peace for the Fearful

Judges 4:1:5:31 | The Promise and the Peg

Judges 3:7–31 | Unexpected Means

Judges 2:6–3:6 | Forgotten God

Judges 1:1–2:5 | Half-Hearted Obedience