Let-s look at four words derived from scripture that will help chart His will for your life.

Observing the Lord-s table is a time of corporate unity and individual scrutiny.

Josiah was the last good king in Judah and by most evaluations the greatest in the nation's 500 year monarchy. God used him in a tremendous way.

How to finish well.

Hezekiah loved and followed the Lord like no other king since David. His reign must have been refreshing to the Lord. Let-s observe how that plays out during a difficult period in Judah-s history.

The author now shifts from Israel, the kingdom in the north to Judah, the kingdom in the south where the death of King Ahaziah leaves a leadership void.

The Lord had previously told Elijah that Jehu would become king over Israel and kill those responsible for leading the people in the worship of Baal -I Kings 19-17-. In these chapters that promise is fulfilled.

We will cover several reasons why many Christians have ceased their involvement in civic matters, see if you identify with any of them.

Two major thoughts- Prophecy is often scoffed at but God always fulfills His Word. Secondly, as believers we are dying men telling starving men, where to find the Bread of Life- This is a historical account from Israel-s past, but it is also a challenging reminder for each of us-

The significance of the ax head in Second Kings chapter four as it can relate to your life. Have you lost your cutting edge- Is your witness and service for God ineffective- Do you know your way back to recovery and power-