All the Stories of the Bible - 90 Seconds Each

https://www.btstories.com/shunammite-woman/ A prominent woman in the town of Shunem asked her husband to prepared a place where the prophet Elisha could stay when he was in town. In appreciation, the prophet said to her, “This time next year, you’ll have a son.” The couple had no children.

https://www.btstories.com/oil-stew-bread-and-an-ax/ When one of the prophets died, his wife said to Elisha, “My husband owed a man some money. Now he is coming to take my two sons and sell them as slaves.”

https://www.btstories.com/ditches-of-water/ King Joram of Israel marched against Moab. He invited Jehoshaphat to join him. So the two armies marched south of the Dead Sea and into Edom. There, the Edomite army joined them and all three continued their march toward Moab.

https://www.btstories.com/elijah-in-the-whirlwind/ Elijah and Elisha went to the Jordan River. When they got there, Elijah rolled up his cloak, and struck the water. Immediately, the waters parted and the two men walked across the river on dry ground. Once on the other side, Elijah said, “What do you want me to do for you before I’m taken away?”

https://www.btstories.com/captain-of-50/ King Ahaziah of Israel broke through a wooden rail and fell to the ground from the second floor of his house. He sent a servants to ask his idol if he would recover from his injuries. Elijah stopped the servants and sent a message back to the king saying he would die from his accident.

https://www.btstories.com/jehoshaphats-victory/ Three nations united together to fight against Judah and sent a massive army into the land. King Jehoshaphat was afraid, so he told the people of Judah to fast and seek God’s favor. The people responded. Many of them went to Jerusalem to be with their king and pray with him.

https://www.btstories.com/jehoshaphat-ahab/ Ahab asked his 400 prophets if he would have victory in an upcoming battle. They all said he would. Jehoshaphat was going with him into battle, and he wanted to hear from a prophet of the Lord. So Ahab sent for Micaiah, who said, “Oh, you should definitely go. You’ll be successful.”

https://www.btstories.com/naboths-vineyard/ In the town of Jezreel, a man named Naboth owned a vineyard next to the palace of King Ahab. The king tried to buy the vineyard so he could make it into a vegetable garden.

https://www.btstories.com/the-wounded-prophet/ The king of Syria invaded Israel with superior military might. A prophet went to King Ahab with a message that God would give him the victory. After the Syrians were defeated, their officials said to their king, “Their god is the god of the mountains. You’ll win if you fight them on flat land.”

https://www.btstories.com/elijah-on-mt-horeb/ Jezebel sent a messenger to Elijah. “I am going to kill you!” Elijah ran away and went into a wilderness in the southern part of Judah. Finally he lay down under a juniper tree and fell asleep.

https://www.btstories.com/elijah-on-mount-carmel/ Elijah said to king Ahab, “Tell Israel to meet me on Mount Carmel and bring the prophets of Baal.” Once everyone was there, Elijah said to the people, “Why do you go back and forth? If the Lord is God, follow Him. If Baal, follow him.”

https://www.btstories.com/elijah-and-the-widow/ The Lord said to Elijah, “Go to Zarephath. I have selected a widow to provide for you there.” Elijah entered the village and saw a woman gathering sticks. “Please bring me a little water and some bread.”

https://www.btstories.com/abijah-asa/ Asa ruled Judah for 41 years. The Lord gave him years of peace because he returned the nation to the ways of David. He destroyed the idols Solomon had set up and told the people to seek the Lord God.

https://www.btstories.com/rehoboam-jeroboam/ King Jeroboam said to his wife, “Take the prophet a gift and ask him what will happen to our son who is sick. Put on a disguise, so he won’t know you’re my wife.”

https://www.btstories.com/the-old-prophet/ An old prophet, living at Bethel, heard about the young man of God from Judah, and what he had done at Jeroboam’s altar. So he rode down the road until he found the young prophet. “Come home with me and I’ll serve you a meal.”

https://www.btstories.com/jeroboams-sin/ Jeroboam made two golden calves. He put one in the south at Bethel and the other in the north at Dan. He said to the people, “It’s too hard to travel to Jerusalem several times a year. Here’s your god who brought you out of Egypt.”

https://www.btstories.com/the-kingdom-divided/ A prophet wearing a new coat walked up to Jeroboam. He took off the coat and ripped it into twelve pieces. He handed Jeroboam ten of them.

https://www.btstories.com/queen-of-sheba/ The queen of Sheba heard about the great wisdom of King Solomon, and couldn’t believe it was true. So she decided to go and test him with a list of hard questions.

https://www.btstories.com/building-the-temple/ Solomon knew it was his responsibility to build the Temple of the Lord. The entire construction took seven years to complete. During that time, there wasn’t the sound of tools at the Temple site because everything was assembled elsewhere.

https://www.btstories.com/solomon/ God appeared to Solomon in a dream. He said, “What do you want me to give you?” Without hesitation, he said, “Lord, my father was a great king, but I feel like a child who doesn’t know anything. Please, give me the wisdom and understanding to rule over your people.”

https://www.btstories.com/death-of-david-joab/ Before David died, he gave Solomon instructions on how he should rule as king. “Walk in the ways of God’s commandments and you’ll be successful. Kill Joab when the time is right. He murdered two commanders of Israel—Abner, Saul’s commander, and Amasa, his cousin. Both of these men trusted him because it was a time of peace.

https://www.btstories.com/transfer-of-power/ Since David was old and bedridden, his fourth son Adonijah decided to make himself the next king. He asked Joab and the high priest to help him. Others refused to help, including Nathan the prophet. Adonijah hosted a great banquet of all his supporters.

https://www.btstories.com/numbering-the-people/ King David took a census so he could see how large an army he could build, even though he knew God didn’t want him to do it. After he heard the report, he realized the Lord wasn’t pleased with what he had done. He prayed, “Oh God, I’ve acted foolishly. Forgive my sin.”

https://www.btstories.com/ethnic-cleansing/ A famine hit the land of Israel. At first, David thought it was a natural event until it lasted for three years. At last he realized it was from God. The Lord said, “It is because of what Saul did to the Gibeonites.”

https://www.btstories.com/wise-woman-of-abel/ David replaced Joab with Amasa as commander of the army. He said to him, “Gather my troops in three days so you can hunt down Sheba.”