# Toby Sumpter

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Ladies, Don't Be Complacent! | Esther and Lydia

On this episode of the podcast, Esther and Lydia set out to discuss why Christian women should NOT be complacent and end up taking a few rabbit trails along the way. Please subscribe to the channel, like the video, leave a comment, or subscribe to The Feminine Glory Podcast in your podcast app and …

Horror in Gibeah | Toby Sumpter

The Bible is Rated-R, and that is because it deals honestly with the horror of human sin. This chapter is one of the darkest episodes in all of Scripture, and so it is an opportunity to look our sin straight on.  The Text: “And it came to pass in those days, when there was no king in Israel, that t…

Was There No King in Israel? | Toby Sumpter

Today we finish the first of two final horror stories in the book of Judges, final gunshots of warning to God’s people about the chaos that fills a land that turns away from God and His word. The Text: “In those days there was no king in Israel: and in those days the tribe of the Danites sought the…

Covenant in War | Toby Sumpter

This chapter continues the story of the corruption of Gibeah and the tribe of Benjamin, with judgment falling on them and on the rest of Israel. This teaches lessons about the covenant, just war, and the difference between punishment and discipline.  The Text: “Then all the children of Israel went …

Do We Coddle Our Sin? | Esther & Lydia

In this episode of the Feminine Glory Podcast, Esther and Lydia discuss Lindsay Clancy and question whether we as women act like her more than we think. Please subscribe to the channel, like the video, leave a comment, or subscribe to The Feminine Glory Podcast in your podcast app and leave a revie…

A Storybook Ending (More or Less) | Toby Sumpter

So we come to the end of Judges, an era of turmoil and apostasy, but still marked by God’s faithfulness to His covenant promises. And so the story ends in a sort of raw hopefulness. We might sometimes feel like we live in a similar time of chaos and decline, but we have so much more to go on. We ha…

The Foundations of the Righteous | Toby Sumpter

This is a Psalm of encouragement, but it comes in a context in which David’s friends were not being particularly encouraging. And so David models what faithful friendship and encouragement looks like, even when it looks like our enemies and troubles have the upper hand. The Text: “To the chief Musi…

As Long As It Takes | Toby Sumpter

Psalm 13 is a song of faithful lament and sorrow – demonstrating what faith does when the world seems to go dark. The Text: “To the chief Musician. A Psalm of David. How long wilt thou forget me, O Lord? For ever? How long wilt thou hid they face from me?” (Ps. 13:1-6). King's Cross Church is a mem…

God's Silver Word | Toby Sumpter

Psalm 12 is about the purity and power of God’s word in the face of wicked and destructive words. God’s Word is our salvation. The Text: “To the chief Musician upon Sheminith, A Psalm of David. Help, LORD; for the godly man ceaseth; for the faithful fail from among the children of men…” (Ps. 12:1-8…

The Foolish Heart | Toby Sumpter

The Bible teaches that all men naturally have a have high view of themselves (Prov. 16:2, 21:2, Ps. 36:2). This is why we need the Word of God and the Spirit of God so that we can see what we cannot naturally see. The Text: “To the chief Musician, A Psalm of David. The fool hath said in his heart, …