The Mask comes off and Queen Esther reveals her petition to King Ahasuerus. We see God's plan unfolding before our very eyes as Queen Esther reveals Haman's plot to kill her and the Jews. Haman receives his just reward as he sins against God and the Jewish people. God keeps his promise and will not allow the Jewish people to be annihilated. Great lesson for us that we need to heed God's warning against taking revenge against others and having jealousy and hatred in our hearts. We need to give all of our enemies to the Lord as Esther and Mordecai did.

We will learn about God's provedential care in the live's of His people, as demonstrated in the fall of Haman and the honor bestowed on Mordecai by the King. He is in "all" the details of our lives whether small or big.

We will learn about God's provedential care in the live's of His people, as demonstrated in the fall of Haman and the honor bestowed on Mordecai by the King. He is in "all" the details of our lives whether small or big.

We will learn about God's provedential care in the live's of His people, as demonstrated in the fall of Haman and the honor bestowed on Mordecai by the King. He is in "all" the details of our lives whether small or big.

Chapters 5-7 mark the climax of the book of Esther. Here the tables are turned and evil is overcome by good. God's people are preserved through an unlikely set of circumstances. It is obvious that it is the sovereignty of the Lord working to save the Jewish people from annihilation. Last week we ended with Esther asking Mordecai to gather the Jews as she would gather her maidservants to fast and pray for three days and three nights asking for God's wisdom, guidance and protection as she prepared for this dangerous mission. This week, as we studied chapter five, we see Esther after fasting and praying courageously being used by God as she begins to put her plan in motion.

Chapters 5-7 mark the climax of the book of Esther. Here the tables are turned and evil is overcome by good. God's people are preserved through an unlikely set of circumstances. It is obvious that it is the sovereignty of the Lord working to save the Jewish people from annihilation. Last week we ended with Esther asking Mordecai to gather the Jews as she would gather her maidservants to fast and pray for three days and three nights asking for God's wisdom, guidance and protection as she prepared for this dangerous mission. This week, as we studied chapter five, we see Esther after fasting and praying courageously being used by God as she begins to put her plan in motion.

Chapters 5-7 mark the climax of the book of Esther. Here the tables are turned and evil is overcome by good. God's people are preserved through an unlikely set of circumstances. It is obvious that it is the sovereignty of the Lord working to save the Jewish people from annihilation. Last week we ended with Esther asking Mordecai to gather the Jews as she would gather her maidservants to fast and pray for three days and three nights asking for God's wisdom, guidance and protection as she prepared for this dangerous mission. This week, as we studied chapter five, we see Esther after fasting and praying courageously being used by God as she begins to put her plan in motion.

In this exciting chapter we see how Esther and Mordecai react to the Decree of Annihilation. Throughout life we all face crises from time to time, the question is in those times of crisis what do we do? Is God Lord of our life. Do we seek God's advise? We need to be in God's word daily and in prayer daily so we can hear the voice of God in our time of crisis.

In this exciting chapter we see how Esther and Mordecai react to the Decree of Annihilation. Throughout life we all face crises from time to time, the question is in those times of crisis what do we do? Is God Lord of our life. Do we seek God's advise? We need to be in God's word daily and in prayer daily so we can hear the voice of God in our time of crisis.

In this exciting chapter we see how Esther and Mordecai react to the Decree of Annihilation. Throughout life we all face crises from time to time, the question is in those times of crisis what do we do? Is God Lord of our life. Do we seek God's advise? We need to be in God's word daily and in prayer daily so we can hear the voice of God in our time of crisis.