Revering the Word

It is truly remarkable the things God records, preserves and restores in His Word. I hope this helps you to see the intricacy and reliability of the Word of God. ★ Support this podcast ★

Although it is sad to see Judah and Jerusalem be deported God is not done with his people and He is not without a plan. God one day will allow Jerusalem to be rebuilt and ultimately God will bring about a new family through the church. The righteous shall live by faith! ★ Support this podcast ★

It is never too late to repent and return to honoring our Lord. Sometimes however it is too late to change the judgement that comes upon the earth. That was true in Josiah’s day and will be true one day when the tribulation comes upon the earth. Yet, no matter the result God is worthy of our reforms and worthy of our worship. Although judgement may not be spared upon the earth those who believe in...

The weeds of sin come and overgrow our life choking out our purpose and our fruitfulness. This happens when we lose the influence of God’s Word in our lives. Repent, turn away from sin, turn toward God, return again to reading God’s Word with reverence. His grace is there to forgive and empower you to a victorious life. ★ Support this podcast ★

It is very sad to see a child turn from the faith. We see that in this chapter. Pray from them. Believe all things are possible. Keep serving God yourself. There are a plethora of examples of people of the Bible having children not continue in the faith. Don’t let that thwart you from serving Jesus faithfully till the end. ★ Support this podcast ★

Psalm 79 Keeping your faith in Jesus as a sure foundation, even amidst the storm. Jerusalem and Judah had been demolished and defeated. This was extremely difficult for the people of God. 2 Kings 17 beginning in verse 7 does a good job of giving an example of why this happened, even though for Judah it happened later. What is beautiful is despite the hardship he remains in faith and gives thanks t...

In this chapter and the last God responds to prayer. Do you believe God has determined everything already? The Bible says God does not change his mind? What does that mean? There are actually many cases in the Bible where God does change his mind. Also, does God bless us based upon our actions? Does he bless people and nations who seek Him and seek to honor Him? If you have had questions about thi...

This is what it was supposed to be. Israel was to remain true to God and His Word so that it would go well with them. In this chapter God blesses Judah and gives them victory. Oh that they would have always followed Him in this way. May we be the people of God and faithful to Him so it may go well with us. ★ Support this podcast ★

Hezekiah was a great king and as a result of honoring God he was blessed. God gives favor to His people. One of the great archeological evidences of the Bible is Hezekiah’s tunnel. It exists to this day and incredibly was made in about 701 BC. Learn about it in this podcast. ★ Support this podcast ★

Why did God punish Israel? Could the same thing happen for your country? What about you as a believer? ★ Support this podcast ★

2 Kings 16 Remaining true to God amidst a world seeking to conform you to its image. ★ Support this podcast ★

In 2 Kings 15 we see that the wickedness of Israel finally catches up to them and they begin to be deported to Assyria. God has been patient. It has been a long history of wickedness. The northern kingdom of Israel reminds me of the days of Noah. It is filled with godlessness, false worship, conspiracy, murder and more. As a result they lose their country. All countries should take notice. ★ Suppo...

There is so much packed into each chapter of Proverbs. Please discern what God would like you to take from this chapter and apply it to your life. ★ Support this podcast ★

The life long challenge of God’s people is to be the people of God amidst a world that isn’t. This has been true since the beginning and is still our call and challenge today. ★ Support this podcast ★

God at times will ask us to do things that stretch us and are beyond the normal operation of our personality. When working as a team or a family there are multiple personalities. If we force God to operate within ours we may miss what God is going. We need to be open to how God wants to move. ★ Support this podcast ★

2 Kings 12 Walking in the counsel of God and His people versus the counsel of the world. ★ Support this podcast ★

This Psalm is so powerful in its implication. Oozing out of the soul the Psalmist is that the people of God and the generation to come would remember all that God has done. Sin and complacency comes down to poor daily habits which then allow the lusts of the world to overtake ones thoughts and purpose. The solution is to spend time with God and his Spiritual Word daily. ★ Support this podcast ★

2 Kings 11 The importance of Godly leadership and the consequences of evil. ★ Support this podcast ★

2 Kings 10 Jehu roots out evil but does not pursue right worship. ★ Support this podcast ★

2 Kings 9 Wickedness eventually leads to destruction. ★ Support this podcast ★

It is pretty remarkable how wicked Judah and Israel become. It makes sense they were eventually deported with all this wickedness. It is also remarkable the grace of God allowed Israel to become a country again. ★ Support this podcast ★

2 Kings 7 What takes greater faith? Believing in a miracle or believing when there is none? ★ Support this podcast ★

2 Kings 6 Commit your life to being a man or woman of God. ★ Support this podcast ★

The Psalmist may have been depressed and he was surely distressed. Then he remembered and meditated on all that God has done. ★ Support this podcast ★

2 Kings 5 The blessing on the people of God and the consequences of sin. ★ Support this podcast ★