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2 Chronicles 28 and Isaiah 7. God is the God of second chances. He will be faithful to His covenant promises, not because of anything we do, but because He is faithful. God gave King Ahaz the chance to return to Him and look to Him for help, but Ahaz refused, and in the end, …

Isaiah 6. In this episode, we begin our journey into learning about the prophets and their role in God’s plan for Israel during the exile. God had warned the people that if they did not turn back to Him, they would lose the land. They did lose the land, but not all was without hope. …

“Consider it pure joy, my brothers and sisters, whenever you face trials of many kinds…”

Jonah 3-4. God gave Jonah a second chance. He is the God of the second chances! In this episode, we see that God is truly a compassionate and gracious God, slow to anger, and abounding in love! Truth Seekers now has t-shirts! Go to etsy.com and search for “TruthSeekersStore” to shop designs and sizes. You …

Jonah 1-2. We are familiar with the story of Jonah, but not as familiar with Jonah’s prayer. In Jonah 2, we read one of the most beautiful prayers in the Bible. Jonah would have been very familiar with King David and his Psalms. Jonah would have grown up singing the Psalms. In the belly of …

2 Chronicles 26. King Uzziah learned from his father. While he did many good things, sadly, he let his pride get the best of him. God will always deserve our allegiance and honor. He is a holy God, and made a way for us to be in His presence through the sacrifice of His Son, …

Psalm 25. David poured his heart out to the Lord. He knew what it was to pray. We can learn from David’s example to bring all of our emotions to the Lord and allow Him to give us His peace and joy in return.

2 Chronicles 24-25. King Joash and King Amaziah are examples of what happens when we don’t fully surrender our hearts to the Lord. They had, at one moment in time, followed the Lord, but their pride became their downfall. God requires humility of us so that He may glorified in us and so that He …

2 Chronicles 24. king Joash understood the value of worship, and to worship Yahweh, meant the need for a temple that reflected the glory of Yahweh. The temple had been looted and left to disrepair under previous kings who did not value the worship of the One, True and Living God. When Joash called the …

2 Chronicles 21-23. The story of King Joash.

John 10: 1-15. “Very truly I tell you Pharisees, anyone who does not enter the sheep pen by the gate, but climbs in by some other way, is a thief and a robber. 2 The one who enters by the gate is the shepherd of the sheep. 3 The gatekeeper opens the gate for him, and the sheep listen …

2 Chronicles 20. The battle belongs to the Lord, and sometimes it’s just a matter of raising our voices in praise and worship unto the Lord. Jehoshaphat placed men at the front of his army to go before them into battle….singing. They went into battle singing praises unto the Lord of His love and faithfulness. …

2 Kings 4 and 6. God performed many miracles through Elisha’s ministry, but it was not because of anything Elisha did, it was because Elisha was obedient. Elisha had learned to listen and obey the voice of the Lord. He stood out among a rebellious and sinful nation as a man dedicated unto the Lord. …

2 Kings 6. The New Testament tells us that we don’t fight against flesh and blood, but against powers of darkness in this world that we can’t see. The only way to fight against the evil powers of darkness in this world, is by the power of God and His heavenly host of warrior angels. …

Colossians 1:15-23 “The Son is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn over all creation. 16 For in him all things were created: things in heaven and on earth, visible and invisible, whether thrones or powers or rulers or authorities; all things have been created through him and for him. 17 He is before all things, and in him all things hold together. 18 And he …

2 Kings 5. Naaman was not an Israelite, yet God used a young Israelite girl to bring the message of Yahweh to this army commander. Naaman was expecting a grand experience when it came to his healing, yet what Elisha told him to do was surprisingly simple: dip in the water of the Jordan River …

2 Kings 4. These series of stories show the love and faithfulness of Yahweh towards those who serve Him. The widow whose husband had died, and the woman who had no children were both seen by God. They may have felt overlooked in their circumstances, but God saw them. He met their needs. God is …

2 Kings 3. With God, nothing is impossible.

John 6:35-40 Then Jesus declared, “I am the bread of life. Whoever comes to me will never go hungry, and whoever believes in me will never be thirsty. 36 But as I told you, you have seen me and still you do not believe. 37 All those the Father gives me will come to me, and whoever comes to me I will never drive …

2 Kings 2. Elijah’s time had come. Elisha now asked for a “double portion” of the Spirit of God that rested upon Elijah. Elisha knew that he could not face the culture of his day without God’s power and presence. So, it is true of us as well. In a culture filled with confusion, we …

1 Kings 22. Micaiah was the only prophet, out of 400, that was brave enough to speak the truth to King Ahab. The truth of God’s Word will always reveal things to us that are good for us, even if it might be hard to hear at times. That’s why it’s so important to read …

1 Kings 21. As children of God, our inheritance is great through Christ Jesus. All that is His belongs to us. This is the grace extended to us through the message of the Gospel.

Psalm 119:33-40. I delight in your precepts, O God.

1 Kings 19. God met Elijah in the midst of his despair. Elijah had become very discouraged. He looked around, and it seemed that no one else in the land was following Yahweh or worshiping Him. This discouraged Elijah because of His great faith and love for the Lord. Have you ever felt discouraged? The …

1 Kings 18. Elijah challenged Baal to the ultimate test. Two altars, two sacrifices, two prayers. The God who answered, would be the true and living God. The prophets of Baal cried out for hours, cutting themselves and dancing to a god who would never answer, who could never answer. As soon as Elijah prayed …