Tim Keller critically examines the troubling book of Judges and addresses your questions while devotionally pointing to the free grace of Jesus Christ. 

More exciting than many of its Old Testament counterparts, the book of Judges sets before us persistent questions about God, Israel, and the problem of the human condition. These problems lie at the very heart of why many people find the God of the Bible so problematic in the contemporary world.

Issuing no apologies for Scripture, Tim Keller's Judges for You opens up and explains the book of Judges on its own terms while pointing readers to the redemption to be found in the true judge, Jesus Christ. Keller, it is well known, is a brilliant communicator and expositor. Join him as he opens the book of Judges and helps Christians come to grips with the difficult message of Judges as he simultaneously demonstrates how the book makes us better disciples of Jesus Christ.

About the Series
From beginning to end, each volume in the God's Word for You commentary series is designed with you in mind. The series is designed to meet the expectations of three very different types of use:

• For Reading: you can simply read from cover to cover and explore the themes, encouragements, and challenges of the part of Scripture the book covers.
• For personal edification and devotion: you can use this book for devotional readings, or use it for Bible study or to read alongside a sermon series. Each chapter contains two short sections and reflective questions.
• For leadership and teaching: these books are easily adaptable to small-group contexts or larger church settings. Employing ordinary language, each book presents even the most complex questions clearly and simply. Illustrations and applications are suggested in each section.

It is important to note that the God's Word for You series is not a collection of commentaries. They assume neither a high level of biblical knowledge nor any understanding of the original languages. All verses are marked in bold for ease of reference and uncommon words are listed in gray, and placed in an index at the back of the book where they are defined or explained. Each book is case-bound hardback (no dust jacket) to ensure durability for heavy usage. Finally, this series has three primary aims:

• Bible focused
• Christ glorifying
• Relevantly applied
• Easily readable