At a high level… think about what we have already read in previous chapters. In the genealogies might men of war are listed. David’s reign begins after Saul commits suicide in war. David conquers enemies in war. David worships God after God gives them victory. David then works to move the ark; David works to prepare for Solomon to build the temple. Solomon works to build the temple, worships, the glory of the Lord fills the temple. Solomon’s works are recounted in chapter 8. All the kings following Solomon either worship God or idols. If they worship God rightly, they are victorious in war. If they worship as Pagans, they are defeated in war.

Do you see the themes in that fly over?

WHAT YOU'LL LEARN:

Message of 1 & 2 Chronicles:

How much time do you spend worshiping him who loves us and has freed us from our sins by his blood and made us a kingdom of priest?

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Study Texts: 1 Corinthians 15:17-19, Philippians 3, 4-11

There is a purpose for which Christ rose from the dead, and there is a power made available to us through His resurrection. We need to know both the purpose and the power for us to enjoy maximally our relationship with God, with the accompanying benefits in this world and in the world to come.

How Do We Know God?

What You'll Learn:

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People in pain want help. Whether that pain is from emotional or physical scars. Jesus encountered people in pain all the time, such as the man of the leprosy and the sick servant of a Centurion in Matthew 8:1-13. These people were desperate. So was an Old Testament character by the name of Naaman. He was in need of healing. And he was healed in a rather unusual way. That way and that healing changed his life forever. This podcast will hopefully remind you that God's ways are not our ways, but following them can change one's life forever.

What You'll Learn:

The prescriptive cure (vv. 4-12)

The prostrating compliance (vv. 13-15)

Are you desperate? When we get desperate, we will go to whatever lengths necessary to experience the touch and feel the grace, even when God says to humble ourselves by washing in a dirty river.

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The Bible's accounts of Enoch's translation and Elijah’s removal from the earth tell us nothing about what happened to them after they were removed from the Earth. We can only know they did not see death on earth.

What You'll Learn:

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Readings this week are in 1 Samuel 21 to 2 Samuel chapter 15, and I have chosen to talk about the story of Abigail, and what others question about how her actions shows her working behind her husband's back to appease David's wrath. 

The story appears to commend Abigail for her behavior, but I'm concerned she failed to submit to her husband's authority. 

How do you see that story?

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Was Abigail submissive to her husband?

In today's podcast episode, our reading is found in 1 Samuel 21 to 2 Samuel 15.

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They say, "the irony of grief is that the person that you need to talk about how you feel is the person who is no longer here."

In today's podcast, I am sharing with you the book of Ruth all way to 1 Samuel 20. The ultimate love story in the bible that's called, "the literary book." A prophetic book on a personal level. It's one of the most significant books that talk about the role of our King's man redeemer but it leads to our ultimate redeemer JESUS.

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A theophany (thee AH' fuh nee) is a physical appearance of God/ YHWH to a human being. Several theophanies are described in the Old Testament, but all had one thing in common. No one saw YHWH’s actual face.

3 Kinds of Theophanies

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A judge in the Bible is someone sent by the Father, in his continued mercy, to advise, rescue, and administer justice to those in rebellion and unfaithfulness.

Tune in, so you'll find the Lord explaining that a test will now ensue for Israel.

Faith...complete trust or confidence in someone or something.  Strong belief in God or in the doctrines of a religion, bases on spiritual apprehension rather than proof. Israel’s passing through the Red Sea is a huge example of faith.

Tune in to learn more about Rahab, A Testament of True Faith.