Jehoshaphat was a good king, but got himself in trouble by using ungodly partnerships to shortcut his way to what God already had in store for him.

The Kingdom of Israel divided under Rehoboam, prompting some northern residents to relocate at great cost, just so they could properly worship.

King Solomon inherited the enormous challenge of governing God's people, Israel. He recognized his need for wisdom, and asked God for it.

King David was guilty of shocking sins! But David experienced total forgiveness, and from a sinful relationship comes the lineage that brings us Jesus our Savior.

King David, Israel's greatest king, was the man the Lord called "a man after the God's own heart." That heart is revealed from the moment we meet David, as he takes on and defeats the giant Goliath.

King Saul had the potential to be an amazing king with a lasting dynasty, but his character defects destroyed everything. What can we learn about both great character and the grace of God?

Even though Christians are maligned, misunderstood and mistreated, we are still needed by the world because of God's love and message of reconciliation we proclaim.

A new take on an old story. We are focusing in on king Darius and how he was also saved from the Lion’s Den.

Daniel fallen into obscurity, but his good reputation put him back in the spotlight at a crucial moment.

Daniel, the servant of powerful and proud King Nebuchadnezzar, had good news to share, but he'd be saving of the life of the wicked king. Would he take the risk, or hide the truth?