While the forensic, physical, legal, and countless other pieces of evidence concerning Jesus' resurrection is enormously compelling, for many, Jesus remains a really good dead teacher, not our risen Lord.

As Jesus rode into Jerusalem, the people shouted Messianic Scriptures prophesied hundreds of years before. One phrase they shouted was 'Hoshiya na!' which we translate, Hosanna! It is a cry for help and a shout of hope, all in a single word.

King Jehoshaphat of Judah was asked by King Jehoram of Israel to go to war against King Mesha of Moab. Jehoshaphat agreed and brought the King of Edom and his army for good measure...

The Words in the Bible are more than a collection of old stories and good advice. They are the very Words our Sovereign Lord has given to us so we may more thoroughly know and serve Him. But did you know that God has more than one book?

During the reign of King Jehoshaphat, Judah was invaded by three pagan nations allied against God's people. Facing certain annihilation, Jehoshaphat called a national time of prayer and fasting. God provided a miraculous deliverance!

Judah's young King, Jehoshaphat, sought to walk in peace with King Ahab of Israel. While Jehoshaphat was a good king, Ahab was evil.

Pride, selfishness, double mindedness, and imprudence would lead Hezekiah to make some unwise decisions that would negatively impact his nation's future. At the age of thirty-eight or thirty-nine, Hezekiah found himself on his deathbed...

King Hezekiah and all Jerusalem were facing extermination at the hands of the Assyrian Army. They were surrounded. What would Hezekiah do? He cried out to God! The Lord heard and dispatched an angel...

King Hezekiah found his city of Jerusalem surrounded by the powerful army of Assyria. He went to the temple, laid the enemy's edict before the Lord, and cried out for help. What would God Almighty do?

King Hezekiah was the great-grandfather of Josiah and like his great-grandson, He did what was right in the eyes of the Lord. Hezekiah "trusted in the Lord, the God of Israel, so that there was none like him among all the kings of Judah..."