"When we preach and teach God’s Word, it is critical that we make every effort to speak the truth, and not our ideas or opinions. The better we understand the Bible, the more we love the truth. We learn to digest what God is saying to us so that we can know Him better and become
what the LORD has destined us to be. There is no advancing our character or personality without the spiritual development of our heart, mind, soul, and body. Jehoshaphat, the seventh king of Judah, tried to bind back Israel and Judah. Ahab was the king of Israel, and not a good
one. He was immature, and married to the evil Queen Jezebel. But Jehoshaphat desired to reunite the two kingdoms together anyway—entirely a political move. You cannot build unity through politics when the people have only known idolatry and practiced false worship their
whole lives. Despite his best intentions, it was a false unity. You need religious and moral unity, a heart for the one true God, to truly bind people back together.
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to guide you through the Bible in one year.
From social issues and apologetics to theology, history and science, our mission is to educate, edify and encourage the believer to actively engage with God’s Word in all ways."
"In a letter from Elijah to Judah’s King Jehoram, it was prophesied that this evil king would be struck with illnesses and eventually die of a disease of the intestines. Following his death, his youngest son Jehoahaz, also known as Ahaziah, became king in his place. Ahaziah’s mother was Athaliah,...
"There are twenty-two kings who reigned in Israel and Judah after Israel split. The thirteenth king of Judah was Jotham. He was twenty-five years old when he became king and he reigned sixteen years in Jerusalem. The Bible says that Jotham did right in the eyes of the LORD and that “…he prepared ...
"Hezekiah was an amazing king of Judah. The nation of Judah was formed after Israel rebelled against Solomon’s son, Rehoboam, forming two new nations calling themselves Israel and Judah. This split of the nation had happened a few hundred years before Hezekiah’s reign.
Hezekiah was the 15th king ...
