For Day 127 of our "Bible in a Year" journey, we explore 2 Chronicles 16-18. Asa’s later reliance on foreign alliances over God leads to rebuke and decline. Jehoshaphat’s godly reign in Judah brings reform, but his alliance with Ahab draws him into peril, revealing the cost of misplaced trust.Questions:1. Asa’s turn to Syria for help in chapter 16 provokes God’s rebuke—how does his choice challenge us to examine where we place our trust in times of crisis, and what does it reveal about relying on God’s strength alone?2. Jehoshaphat’s reforms in chapter 17 strengthen Judah’s devotion—how might his efforts inspire us to consider the role of intentional spiritual leadership in fostering a community’s faithfulness to God’s covenant?3. Micaiah’s bold prophecy in chapter 18, despite pressure to conform, leads to Ahab’s downfall—how does his courage prompt us to reflect on the cost and necessity of standing for God’s truth in a world that often resists it?Use my affiliate link to get the CSB apologetics study bible hereMy video review the CSB Apologetics Study BibleAll our links are here