Here we are reminded that when all life and outward circumstances are against us, we can, like Gideon be tempted to think that God has forsaken us. Does God ever utterly forsake His people? Does God always hand us over to our enemies? Sometimes there is no easy explanation for our day of trouble and difficulty, but in Gideon's case, many including his own family worshipped idols and chose to ignore God. Gideon should have known, with what was going on around him why God's blessing was withheld. What about us? Are there idols in our lives that cause God to withhold His blessing from us? In Gideon's day of trouble God raised up a deliverer, Gideon himself. For us, God prepared a man, a Saviour, another deliverer greater than Gideon – His own Son, The Lord Jesus Christ.
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