Today we’re beginning the book of Ezra, a historical record of how God’s people returned from exile and began rebuilding their spiritual identity. These chapters are a powerful reminder that when God stirs hearts, He also equips and unites His people for the work ahead.

An introduction to the books of Ezra, Nehemiah, and Esther.

Today we’re finishing the book of 2 Chronicles, reading chapters 34 through 36. These chapters walk us through the reign of King Josiah, one of Judah’s last faithful kings. Josiah’s leadership brought spiritual renewal—but also ends with a costly mistake.

Today we’re in 2 Chronicles chapters 31 through 33, where we follow the later years of King Hezekiah’s reign.

Today we’re reading 2 Chronicles chapters 28 through 30 and turning our focus to the early days of King Hezekiah’s reign.

oday we’re reading 2 Chronicles chapters 24 through 27, covering the reigns of several kings including Joash, Amaziah, and Uzziah. These chapters show us how leaders rise—and how they fall. One king in particular, Uzziah, stands out for both his incredible success and his devastating failure. His story reminds us that pride can be most dangerous when everything is going well.

Today we’re reading 2 Chronicles chapters 21 through 23. These chapters recount the spiritual decline under King Jehoram, the brief and destructive reign of Ahaziah, and then a surprising act of courage that preserved the line of David through a child named Joash. In the middle of political violence and national instability, we witness a powerful truth: God always preserves His purposes—and He protects His people, even when they are powerless to protect themselves.

Today we’re reading 2 Chronicles chapters 17 through 20 and taking a closer look at the reign of King Jehoshaphat. His leadership is marked by one major theme: obedience to God brings blessing. In a time when other kings were following their own ways, Jehoshaphat made a different choice—he aligned himself with the Lord. And today’s teaching focuses on how that decision led to favor, strength, and peace.

Today we’re in 2 Chronicles chapters 13 through 16, and we’re going to spend time reflecting on the reign of King Asa. His leadership marks one of the most significant spiritual turning points in Judah’s history. Asa’s reforms show us what it means to return to God—not just in word, but in practice. And at the heart of today’s teaching is this question: What does real spiritual reformation look like in our lives today?

Today we’re reading 2 Chronicles chapters 9 through 12, where Solomon’s reign comes to a close and his son Rehoboam takes the throne.