Cornerstone Chapel - Video Podcast

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Hezekiah was considered one of the "good" kings of Judah. There were many admirable things he did that honored God and that brought revival to the nation. But at the end of his life he did one thing that would tarnish his testimony. In today's study, Pastor Gary emphasizes the good things Hezekiah did that we should emulate, and he warns us to avoid the one thing he did wrong.

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Have you ever thought that God was unjust, unfair, and out to punish you? It's a false narrative that too many people believe. In today's study from 2 Kings 17, Pastor Gary takes us through the story of the demise of the northern kingdom of Israel so that we can see how patient, just, and forewarning God was with the people who had sinned against Him for more than 200 years!

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Out of all the 38 kings and 1 queen of Judah and Israel during the Divided Kingdom, only eight were considered "good". But out of those eight, only ONE was good from beginning to end. The other "good" kings had done something to tarnish their life before they died. But not Jotham. This 10th king of Judah stands out among all the other kings of the north or south because he stayed faithful to God all the days of his life. Turn to 2 Kings 15 as we learn about "Principles from a Good King".

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Having people in our lives who influence us, encourage us, and who even at times say the hard things to us, is a good thing. We especially need those types of people in our lives to help us in our faith. But what happens when they die? Or move away? Or worse yet, fall away? Will we still stand firm in our faith? Unfortunately, King Joash of Judah failed to stand firm in the faith when Jehoiada the priest died. Joash's life was never the same and he died a disgraced man. Find out in today's study what lessons we can learn from his life so that we don't repeat his mistakes.

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Everyone wants peace! No one ever wants more strife in life. Real peace, as distinguished from a non-sustainable, circumstantial peace the world offers, comes from God. But how do we get it? What are some simple truths about how to get God's peace in our lives? That is the topic of today's study from 2 Kings 9. Join Pastor Gary as he teaches about six keys to getting God's peace.