Bible Discovery TV - The Daily Show (2026)
Good and Bad 2 Kings 13-16
Season 4, Episode 15
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21-Apr-2026
As we read through the books of Kings a pattern develops of labelling the kings good or bad. This evaluation was based off how faithfully the king followed the LORD during his reign. It’s interesting because the same sort of evaluation will apply to us: The particulars may look different for our modern non-kingly lives, but the principle is consistent. How faithful were we to the LORD? If we choose to ignore the mandates of the Almighty God, then we will pay the consequences. An easy example is a comparison between King Saul and King David. We know from Scripture that David made many mistakes, but he developed a repentant heart that was after the LORD. King Saul on the other hand, did not, he was consumed by the power of his position as head of state. We must pay attention to God in our lives, and when we choose our
leaders. Real success comes from submitting our ways to God.
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