Gideon and the 300 - How God achieves the extraordinary through ordinary people

Although the people of Israel had conquered Canaan, the Promised Land, they were declining in their faith. To help His people overcome their enemies and re-establish their relationship with Him, God chose people who, despite being ordinary, had a supernatural faith — like Gideon — to be judges. In this book, the author reveals the importance of revolting against fear and courage to overcome one's problems. After all, Gideon had everything to be a loser, but by not accepting the situation he was living in, he managed to overcome all obstacles and be victorious.