The world lives in balance, but God has called His people to live in a much better rhythm.

Elisha had to make a covenant kingdom choice we all must make: the choice to get involved in the covenant kingdom.

Elijah wanted to give up after failure, but God led him to get up instead.

When faced with a multiplicity of gods, the people of Israel had to choose one as God. We have to make the same choice today.

Solomon was given the greatest blank check in human history, and he used it to get covenant/kingdom.

Parenthood is a covenant/kingdom choice. One woman in Kings shows us who to make that choice. Another woman in Kings shows us how not to make that choice.

When the word of God tells us we have idols in our temple, we must choose to come clean.

When we are between grace and loss, we must see the folly of what is expedient and the wisdom of what is right.

When we are hearing two voices (as we often are), we must choose which one to listen to.

There is a philosophical why for the resurrection, and that why is God's love for us.