In the thrilling conclusion of The Rise and Fall of the House of Ahab Trilogy, the story turns to Judah, where Queen Athaliah hears the news about her son's death and takes drastic measures to stay on the throne. Opposing her is an old priest and a young child. Who will emerge victorious from this power struggle? Found in II Kings 11-12 and II Chronicles 22-24.

In Part 2 of The Rise and Fall of the House of Ahab, the prophecy against the House of Ahab given by Elijah will soon go into effect. Elisha sets the events in motion when he sends a young prophet to anoint Jehu as the new king of Israel. Will Jehu succeed in destroying the House of Ahab? Will he end up like the house he destroyed, or usher in a new era of service to the One True God? Find out in The Fall of the House of Ahab. Found in II Kings 9-10.

This is the first episode in the Rise and Fall of the House of Ahab Trilogy. God has prophesied the destruction of the House of Baasha. But there are many players for the throne. Zimri, Omri, and Tibni know what's at stake. So when King Elah winds up dead, who will reign in the end? Found in I Kings 15-16.

Coming soon, we will feature the Rise and Fall of the House of Ahab Trilogy, showcasing the rise to power of one of the most evil families in the Bible...and their untimely end. Featuring iconic characters such as Omri, Elisha, Jezebel, Jehu, Athaliah, and more, you won't want to miss this series.

After God's people sin, He allows them to be conquered by the oppressive king Eglon of Moab. However, when the Israelites began to pray, God hears, and sends an unlikely deliverer. Ehud is an ordinary left-handed man, but he will be chosen to deliver the people...even if it means taking out a king first. Found in Judges 3.

Before Saul, the first king of Israel chosen by God, Abimelech the son of the heroic Gideon claimed the throne for his own. But his bloody rise to power will not go unpunished, and intrigues always abound...even in his hometown. Found in Judges 9.

The story of a runaway prophet...no, we're not talking about Jonah. It's about Urijah, a prophet during the time of Jeremiah who fled for his life when his message offended the wicked king Jehoiakim. However, Jehoiakim doesn't give up easily, and sends his men to bring him back. Who will win in the end...the runaway prophet or the wicked king? Found in Jeremiah 26.

Babylon has conquered and carried away the people of Judah, just like God had told Jeremiah. Nebuchadnezzar has left a small remnant under the leadership of Governor Gedaliah. But things are not as clear as they seem, and Gedaliah will have to be careful who he trusts...or the remnant could be destroyed. Found in Jeremiah 40-43.