When Rehoboam became strong, he abandoned the law of the Lord—and the Lord disciplined him through Egypt's invasion under King Shishak. Yet when Rehoboam and the leaders humbled themselves, God showed mercy. In this episode, Dave Jenkins walks through the fall and humbling of Rehoboam, showing how pride leads to loss but humility brings restoration. Through God's loving discipline, Judah learned that sin always cheapens glory—turning gold into bronze—but repentance restores fellowship and hope. Main Theme: God disciplines His people when they forsake Him, but shows mercy when they humble themselves. Key Lessons: • Prosperity can breed pride if we forget the Lord. • God's discipline is an act of fatherly love, not wrath. • Humility invites mercy and turns discipline into restoration. • Christ restores the glory sin has tarnished. Scripture Memory: 📖 2 Chronicles 12:12 – "And when he humbled himself the wrath of the Lord turned from him, so as not to make a complete destruction." https://servantsofgrace.org/reading-the-bible-daily-with-dave/