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In this episode of the Bible Book Club, we review 2 Chronicles 10-12.

2 Chronicles 10-12: The Son of Solomon Didn’t Seek Wisdom

As we dive into 2 Chronicles 10-12, the nation will divide into northern Israel and southern Judah, and the Chronicler will transition to writing about the lesser kings. However, unlike 1 and 2 Kings which covered both kingdoms after the nation divides, the Chronicles ignores the northern kings.…

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2 Kings 11-12: The Wicked Queen of Judah Tries to Kill the Line of David

A Story of Faith, Courage, and the Power of God What happens when a queen driven by power stands in direct opposition to God’s plan? This week on the Bible Book Club Podcast, in 2 Kings 11 and 2 Kings 12, we uncover two of the most dramatic chapters in the history of Judah: the rise and fall of Queen Athaliah who was queen of Judah. As the story unravels, King Joash comes to power and plays a crucial role as…

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Deuteronomy 12-13: Back to the Future

This episode covers Deuteronomy 12 and 13. We are still in the "Just Do It" sermon but part 2. Moses is deeply concerned about the faith crisis Israel may face in Canaan. Moses is looking off to the future, seeing the path to the Promised Land, and strategizing the best plays. Like any good coach, he goes over some new plays to win the game because no matter what the new opposition brings, the Israelites still need to play according to…

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Encouragement

LIGHT ‘EM UP ’12

CHRISTMAS. The joy of it makes you want to just do something for others. REALLY DO SOMETHING. You just want to see the joy you feel, radiate on their face. YOU WANT TO LIGHT ‘EM UP. Well now you can. YOU CAN REALLY DO SOMETHING FOR OTHERS and you can do it WITH YOUR CHILDREN! This is so easy and I truly don’t know who gets more joy out of it–the recipient (think garbage man, mail man, bag-boy, teacher, etc.) or your child when they see…

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Esther 3 commentary including Mordecai's refusal to bow to Haman at the king’s gate.

Esther 3 Commentary: Haman’s Pride Demands Genocide

In today's Esther 3 commentary, King Xerxes promotes Haman to chief officer. But when Mordecai refuses to bow, Haman's wounded pride explodes into a plot to annihilate every Jew in the Persian Empire. He manipulates the king into signing an irreversible decree. Yet behind the scenes God is quietly positioning His people. Esther is inside the palace, and Mordecai is strategically positioned outside.…

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