On Day 130 of our "Bible in a Year" journey, we cover 2 Chronicles 25-27. Amaziah’s partial obedience leads to idolatry and defeat, while Uzziah’s early faithfulness brings prosperity but ends in prideful leprosy. Jotham’s steady reign offers brief stability, highlighting the consequences of wavering devotion to God.Questions:1. Amaziah’s initial obedience in chapter 25 turns to idolatry after victory—how does his story challenge us to consider the dangers of letting success lead to self-reliance, and the importance of consistent devotion to God?2. Uzziah’s pride in chapter 26, usurping priestly duties, results in divine judgment—how might this narrative prompt us to reflect on the boundaries of our roles and the necessity of humility before God’s holiness?3. Jotham’s faithfulness in chapter 27 contrasts with his predecessors’ failures—how does his quieter reign invite us to wrestle with the value of steady, uncelebrated obedience in sustaining God’s covenant relationship with His people?Use my affiliate link to get the CSB apologetics study bible hereMy video review the CSB Apologetics Study BibleAll our links are here