Nathanael Alicea examines the account of Samson from Selected Scriptures (Judges 13–16), focusing on the spiritual condition of Israel, Samson's divine calling as a Nazerite from the womb, and the vital distinction between being set apart by God versus living fully surrendered to Him. He addresses the pervasive spiritual disorder of the period, the dangers of becoming comfortable with dominion and compromise, the nature of divine providence working through flawed choices, and the critical balance between public usefulness and private dependence on God.

This message was recorded on 7/26/26