Samson the Modern-Day America

About the Book

Most people are familiar with the story of Samson, the only man to hold incredible strength in the Bible. Born to dedicate a life of service to the Lord, he was ordained by God to be a Nazarite and destined to judge and rule the Philistines. Similar to Samson, America was born to serve God. When settlers arrived, there were rules and requirements to follow, which were God’s rules and laws. Prayer was openly practiced, and God’s commandments were observed and became a part of ordinary life. But now we’re walking away from Jesus and doing things our own way. We are not growing or maturing spiritually, and we are making a rotten mess of our lives and of our nation—just like when Samson made a rotten mess of his life for God and his nation. Many pulpit speakers think that Samson’s big sin or weakness was women, but the author argues it was really the sin of always thinking about himself. It’s not too late to rediscover a godly life and save ourselves by studying and learning from the life of Samson.

About the Author

Stephen R. Williams is a retired electrician with a Doctor of Naturopathy certificate. He began teaching a math class at the age of eleven, won a chess trophy at age thirteen, and won an award for the world’s largest unofficial magic math square at a science fair at age fourteen. He went on to teach a class in number theory at Oral Roberts University in his mid-twenties with two math formulas he discovered. He’s written numerous songs, hymns, and poems. His favorite place to relax is the Billy Graham Training Center at the Cove in Asheville, North Carolina.