Explore the story of Gideon and his 300 warriors in Judges 6–8 through the lens of biblical archaeology and history. Discover evidence for the Midianites, the Spring of Harod, Succoth, the Jerubaal Ostracon, and more while examining how God used Gideon's faith to defeat overwhelming odds. This study combines archaeological discoveries, historical context, and spiritual insights to deepen your understanding of one of the Bible's most remarkable accounts.

USS Herring disappeared beneath the Pacific during her eighth war patrol in 1944, leaving behind unanswered questions about her final battle. Eighty-two years later, the discovery of her wreck revealed the submarine’s last stand near the Kuril Islands and confirmed the story of a crew that fought until the end. From sinking Japanese ships to enduring a deadly shore battery attack, Herring’s final mission remains a powerful testament to the courage and sacrifice of America’s WWII submariners.

In Judges 4, Israel labors under the rule of King Jabin, whose commander, Sisera, commands a feared force anchored by 900 iron chariots. When the prophetess Deborah summons Barak and an Israelite force to move toward Mount Tabor, the stage is set for a confrontation on terrain that seems to favor their enemy. At the Kishon River, strategy, prophecy, and geography collide as an unexpected chain of events unfolds.