The chronological Bible series enters the Babylonian exile, recounting Daniel and his friends Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego refusing the king's food, and turning to Jeremiah 29 where God promises through Jeremiah to restore Israel after seventy years.

The chronological Bible series reaches the fall of the kingdoms, as Babylon under Nebuchadnezzar conquers Judah, and the message returns to the Sinai covenant of Exodus 19 to explain that Israel's exile came from breaking the "if you obey my voice" conditions of that covenant.

A guest speaker continues the chronological Bible series with the story of King Hezekiah in 2 Kings 18-19, as Judah faces the Assyrian king Sennacherib's invasion and Hezekiah brings the enemy's threatening letter before God in prayer.

Around the halfway point of the chronological Bible series, this message on God's messengers focuses on the prophets Elijah and Elisha, recalling Elijah being taken up in a whirlwind and turning to Elisha warning Israel's king of Syria's attacks in the divided kingdom.

The chronological Bible series covers the division of the kingdom after Solomon, recounting from 1 Kings how Jeroboam leads the ten northern tribes away from Rehoboam, who keeps Judah and Benjamin, and how Jeroboam sets up rival worship in his new kingdom.

The chronological Bible series reaches King Solomon, focusing on 1 Kings 8 and his building of the temple to house the Ark of the Covenant, reflecting on Israel's golden age and on church as something believers are rather than a place they go.

This Christmas Eve message reflects on Luke's nativity account, noting how the story of Jesus is rooted in real history with its mention of Caesar Augustus, Quirinius, and taxes, and connects Bethlehem as the town of David to the chronological series' arrival at Samuel anointing David in 1 Samuel.

The chronological Bible series reaches 1 Samuel, telling of Hannah's prayer, the boy Samuel's calling, the corruption of Eli and his sons Hophni and Phinehas, and Israel's demand for a king in 1 Samuel 8, which God says is a rejection of his own kingship.

Continuing the chronological Bible series in the period of the judges, this message walks through the book of Ruth, situating Naomi's family's move to Moab against the origins of the Moabites and Israel's history with them.

Week seven of the chronological Bible series enters the period of the judges, recalling Joshua's charge to be strong and courageous and turning to Judges 2, where Israel forgets God after Joshua's death and the angel of the Lord moves among the people.